THE MORNING OKEGONIAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 23, 1907.
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CHANGE li! OWNERS
Lyric Theater Sold by Keating
& Flood.
THOMAS W. MURPHY BUYER
Present Company Will Go to Oak
land and Will Be Succeeded by
the Allen Stock Company
From the Star Theater.
The Lyric Theater, which for more
than three years has been under the
management of Keating & Flood, has
changed owners and becomes the property
of Thomas TV. Murphy, of Ban Francisco,
who yesterday purchased the controlling
interest In the popular Alder-street play
house. Coincident with the announcement of
the sale It was given out that arrange
ments had been completed with Manager
P. R. Allen to transfer the Allen Stock
Company, which has been so successful
at the Star for nearly a year, to the
Lyric. It is understood that Mr. Allen
was offered a flattering Increase in per
centage to make the change and that his
entire company, beaded by Miss Verna
Felton and strengthened by a number of
new people, will go over to the Lyric,
opening Wa) 6 in the well-known flrce
comedy, 'Brown's In Town."
Tre present Lyric company will go to
Oakland, where it will open under the
Koatins; & Flood management on May 25.
Thomas W. Murphy, who purchases the
Lyric, is & brother-in-law of sjawrence
Keating and a successful young "business
man, and although inexperienced in the
atrical affairs, he has a reputation of
making good In every enterprise which
be has undertaken. "With the co-operation
of P. R. Alton, one of the foremost
managers In the Northwest, It is a fore
gone conclusion that the new policy of
the Lyric will prove even more of a suc
cess than It has been In the past.
Manager Dan Flood, who retires from
the active management of the theater, will
rest for a few weeks and will probably
engage in other business In this city.
During his connection with the Lyric he
has won the esteem of the theatergoing
public and the contidence of local busi
ness men.
CHINESE FIRM TO BUILD
AVI1I Erect Four-Story Brick at Sec
ond and Salmon.
The Oriental Investment Company, a
corporation composed of Chinese, has de
cided to build a four-story brick at Sec
ond and Salmon streets, adjoining the
property recently acquired by Moy Bah
Hin. the Chinese consul. These building
operations would indicate a new Chinese
quarter or an extension of the old dis
trict on Second street.
Building permits yesterday Included
residences for Mrs. H. James on Bast
Fourteenth street, to cost $4500: Mrs.
Marie Corey, on Hendricks street, to
cost 2000; O. W. Priest, on Kirby Btreet,
to -cost J1S50, and same owner on Gan
tenbein street, to cost VxM. H. Brick Is
to build flats on Kearney to cost $4500.
The Sisters of the Most Precious Blood
have purchased a quarter block on the
southwest corner of Highland street and
Cleveland avenue.
With a continuation of the fine weather
of the -past few days . real estate men
look for Increased movement In subur
ban lots. The Arms handling the plats
recently put on the market were all kept
hnsy yesterday In taking prospective pur
chasers to the suburbs and in olosing
deals.
A new tract Is being graded and made
ready for offering to buyers In the Mount
Tabor district. Q. W. Brown has platted
about 20 acres of ground that was fer
merly the Italian gardens on Hawthorne
avenue and Forty-eighth street, and lots
are reported as selling at from $500 to
i00. according to location.
Louis Drummer succeeded In closing a
deal last week that is considered by real
estate jiien one of the best bargains
coming to light for some time. He
bought some nine acres In the Mount
Scott section for J2H00. It Is his inten
tion to build a residence on the property
and move there when It Is completed.
Great activity in building Is noticeable
on the East Side along Union avenue
toward Vancouver. That section Is
reaching out down the peninsula to a
marvelous extent and the character of
the buildings is good.
Active work started yesterday on the
foundation of the three-story brick on
Kast Burnside street and Union avenue.
The excavation was completed last week.
Also work has been started on the foun
dation for the Froudfoot building on East
Third and Burnslde streets. It will be of
reinforced concrete.
In Albina, on Russell street, the new
frame building for Albina Camp. "Wood
men of the "World. Is being completed.
It Is 40x100. There is an ample lodge-
room and banquct-hall o"n the second
floor and a store room on the first floor.
Tlio building cost about 110.000.
It is expected . that the plans for the
new Masonic temple on East Burnside
and Kast Eighth streets, for the several
Kast Side Masonic lodges, wilt be com
pleted this week. Generally the plan ha
been decided on. It is proposed to erect
a two-story brick, with basement, cover
ing only part of the lot.
PEACE BY FEDERATION
Mr. Ituckmau's lMca for the Vnited
Governments of the World.
ASHLAND, Or. April 21 (To the Edt
tor, l read in The Oregonlan with very
drop interest the statements of the members
of the peace conference in New York, and I
win say that they as a body voiced the deop
leeunrs or tne hearts- or a very large ma
iortty of not only the people of the United
States but the people of the whole civilised
world. The horrors of war are beginning
to outweigh all the honors and glories there
may be attached to tt. What reason there
can be for nations to go to war to settle
their disputes any mora than for Individuals
to flght out their disputes. 1 cannot see.
Th. a1 r4 jrri hl iK -at 1 Kw
that required two persons io meet eacn
other In deadly conflict to settle some differ
ence of feeling, was very wisely declared
by the people of the United States to be no
honor at all. but simply a. brutal conflict
that should be relegated to the catalogue of
crimes- There can be no law of logic or
common sense brought to bear that will jus
tify a duel between nations on bit more
than ir can Justify a duel between two per
sons. It is true the Individuals have the
courts to appeal to. and X feel that it Is the
work of The Hague to finally make a court
to which the nations can appeal. The people
or tne world are beginning to feel the need
of It. as they are growing; rapidly away
from the thoughts of war.
The American people as a mass ar proud
of our Government, and notwithstanding the
many faults tney may see In It they- do not
f like giving It up. As Imperfect as some
may think ouf court are, they are a Ion
way itatter than lighting to a finish anj
rotifer of dtp put. The losers in the courts
are Id a far better condition than the win
tiers can be In the case of actual warfare
the Idea of fighting to a finish over any
dispute that may arise among us is no
longer entertained; or ir so it is oniy oy
very small fraction of the people- We tried
fighting a dispute to a finish once, and
those , who forced the issue into the courts
of war came out In very bad plight. That
there are some who would be ready to fight
undr almost any kind of pretext will have
to be admitted, but they do not represent
the great body of the commpn people.
Each state among u Is In a manner an
Independent government, but it la not only
tiling but glad to acknowledge tne su
premacy of the general Government. They
know by such, acknowledgement and con
forming to the requirements, that the gen
eral Government stands ready to coma to
their protection In case of any Invasion of
their rights.
Another government should be createa
out of the federated governments of all the
civilized world which might be called "The
United Governments of the World," and nave
as its object to make laws governing and
regulating the relations between the dif
ferent nations. There would then ba no
more pretext for different nations going to
war, than there is now for one of our states
going to war with another state. n
I believe the great importance or me
work of The Hague la growing rapidly in
the minds of all enlightened people. But
it must take time to develop and grow into
full fruition. Still. I believe there are per
sons now living who will see such nation
in existence, and who will take part In Its
deliberations. It would be unwise to try to
organize such government before the great
mass of the people have allowed the idea
to ripen In their minds. But the agitation
of the subject is right enough, and it should
be kept up with a proper degree of con
sistency, immediate disarmament cannot be
done at once not that the great munitions
of war are at all necessary, but the condi
tion of the. mind of the mass of- the human
family has to be taken into consideration.
They feel that It is a protection, but In
reality It is more of a source of danger than
otherwise. Tet they do not see it In that
light, and they have to be humored until
they see that tt is like men carrying re
volvers and knives for protection or one
state arming against another state, for pro
tection. To speak of one state arming against an
other state, the people are able to see the
general Government standing behind tne
whole affair to which they can look as a
child looks to Its parent, when the time
comes, they will look to this "United Gov
ernment of the World" for protection, ana
they will feel as proud of the feet of being
a mem ber of t h is great federation of the
world as they now feel in being a member
of the Nation to which they belong.
THOMAS BuCKMAN.
HELD FOR GRAND LARCENY
George Harding Accused of Robbery
In Negro Resort. '
George Hardinsr. colored political
"boss," proprietor of a saloon at Ninth
and Flanders streets. Is under arrest
on a charge of errand larceny and occu
pies a cell In the City Jail because he
was unable yesterday to' furnish $1000
bail. He .was taken into custody by
Detective Sergeant Jones .and Acting
Detective Tlehenor, who accuse him of
complicity in the robbery of Andrew
Johnson in the resort at 269- Flanders
street last week.
Johnson was robbed of $560 while
in the resort, which was conducted
by Beatrice Lewis, a notorious ne-
gress. The victim went to police head
quarters and complained. A search
warrant was issued, and the police
ransacked the house, at last locating
the stolen money in a basket, where
it had been concealed. Several wom
en were arrested at the time, and sub
sequent investigation led the officers
to file a charge against Harding.
According to the police, Harding was
in charge of the resort at 269 Flanders
street when they went there with the
search warrant, and they served the
process on him. He was directed by
order of Municipal Judge Cameron to
open the house to the officers, but
refused to do so, andt they broke down
the door and entered by force.
While policemen were tearing up
carpets and ransacking the house from
end to end that night, Harding, it now
appears, endeavored to bribe the vic
tim of the robbery by offering: him as
high as $450. the police charge, to
withdraw and save trouble. Johnson
refused. Johnson Is being held as a
witness, and these allegations will be
part of the evidence in the case when
it comes to trial in the Municipal Court.
PLACES IN POSTAL SERVICE
Good Positions 'With Promotion Of
fered, Says Postmaster Minto.
"The new law enacted by the second
session of the 59th Congress, which pro
vides for the classification of the salaries
of Postofflce clerks and lettercarrlers at
tached to first and second-class offices,
ought to stimulate bright and industrious
young men in this state to take the civil
service examinations for Postoffice work,"
said Postmaster Minto yesterday. " The
service needs the best young men it can
secure: young men of good and indus
trious habits, with the added pnysicai
ability to do their work thoroughly and
well.
"Since the passage of the Act of 1907,
the Postofflce service ought to be a
particularly inviting field for young men,
who desire a steady business life, with
a prospect of promotion from the lower
grades of .service to positions of
greater responsibility, with corresponding
salaries."
For the benefit of young men who may
feci interested in taking up Postoffice
work, the following, which relates to
salaries and grades, is quoted from the
Act of 1907:
That after June 30, 1907. clerks In offices
of the first and second class .and carriers in the
city delivery fiervlca shall be divided Into six
grade. as follow: First grade, salary $600;
second grade, salary 80O; third grade, mlary
900; fourth grade, salary $1000; fifth grade,
salary 1100; sixth grade, salary 11200. Clerks
and carriers at nrst-class offices shall be pro
moted succeewtvely to the fifth grade, and
clerks and carriers at second-class offices shall
be promoted successively to the fourth
grade.
DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REFOHT.
PORTLAND, April 2S. Maximum tempe
rature. 70 degrees; minimum, ,5. River
reading at S A. M., 11.3 feet; change in last
24 hours, -U.3 feet. Total precipitation-, n .
M. to 5- P. M., none: total since September
1. 1906, 40.8T inches: normal. 40.T3 Inches
excess, 0.14 inches. Total sunshine, April 21,
1(H). IS hours 61 minutes; possible, 13
hours M minutes. Barometer (reduced to
sea level) at S P. M., 80.04 inches.
PACIFIC COAST WEATHER.
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WEATHER CONDITIONS.
There is a small low pressure area cen
tral over Western Montana which Is caus
ing cloudy and unsettled weather In this
district but as yet no rain has fallen. The
temperatures west of the Cascade Mountains
tiave fallen about ten degrees since yester
day but they continue abeve normal and
to the east of this range of mountains tt Is
generally slightly warmer.
The Indications are for fair weather In
this district Tuesday, except In Southeaat-
PORTLAND MMdSk
K4, BOP'.AX KifU
MODERN
BXBTACRANT.
COST ONI MlUiOX POI.TABJI,
I MOTEL OR EGO IN I
Z CORNER SEVENTH AND STARK STREETS. Z
I Portland's New and Modern HoteL Rates $1 per Day and Up. Z
Z European Plan. Free Bus. ' ,Z
WRIGHT-DICKINSON
HOTEL PERKINS
Fifth and Washington Streets PORTLAND. OREGON
EUROPEAN PLAN
Baa, fl.M to S.M Par Day
AaeertUntt to bsoatlosv
- . r. DAVTxs, rrosiiiuws.
St. Charles Hotel
CO. (INCORPORATED)
Front and Morrison Streets, PORTLAND, OR;'
EUROPEAN PLAN ..-..'. ROOMS 50c TO $1.50
FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT IN CONNECTION
era' Idaho where showers are probable. It
will be cooler east of the Cascade Moun
tains.
WEATHER FORECASTS.
Portland and" vicinity Pair; westerly
winds.
Western Oregon and Western Washington
Fair; westerly winds.
Eastern Oregon, Eastern Washington and
Northern Idaho Cloudy and threatening
followed by fair and cooler weather.
southern Idaho Cloudy and threatening
with showers east portion; cooler.
EDWARD A. BEALrS,
District Forecaster.
CLASSIFIED AD. RATES
Following rate will bo arlTen only woes
advertising la ordered to ma oouseouUrs
days. UnUy and Sunday leaoea. The Orea-o-
nian cnarsree nrst-uroo rata oaten I lawn Host
for classified odTcruiilzut that la -not ran on
eonsecutivo dor. The nrst-Umo roto I
charged for swell inaertion In Too Weekl
lregontan.
-Rooms, "Rooms and Board, MHoose
keoplnB Rooms "Situations Wanted." U
word or leas, IS rental 16 to 0 words, 9
cents; 1 to 2S words. 6 centa. etc. i 2fe
discount for additional insertions.
liMJER AUL OTHEB HEADS, except
"New Today," SO centa for U words or lea!
II to SO words, 40 cents; til to word, &0
cents, etc first Insertion. Katcnt additional
inaertion, one-half i no further discount un
der one fnontu.
"NEW TODAY" sauce xnraanre acate),
15 cent per line, first inaertion; 10 cent
per lino for each additional inaertion.
ANSWERS TO ADVERTISEMENTS, ad
dressed care The Oresjonlan. and left at tilt,
offloe, should always ho Inclosed in sealed
envelopes. Ho stamp la required oa audi
letters.
The Oretronlaa will sot bo responsible tot
errors tn advertisements taken through th.
telephone.
AMUSEMENTS.
14th and HFITTfi THCnTITIJ Phone
Washington, n"""" Main 1
NAT C. GOODWIN
SUPPORTED BY EDNA GOODRICH.
Tonlpht.
8:15 o'CIock,
' "An American Citizen"
MTomoirow When We Were Twenty-One
Last Time
Tomor'w Night,
"A Gilded Fool"
EVENING PRICES Lower Floor, $2, $1.50;
Balcony. $1. 7oc, 50c; Gallery, 35c, 25c.
MATINEE PRICES Lower Floor, $1.60, fl;
Balcony, $1. 75c, 60c; Gallery, 35c, 25c.
SEATS SELLING AT THEATER.
w.Vnnga,on. HEILIG THEATER mIio0"
Seats Now Selling
RETURN ENGAGEMENT. N
Mrs. Wiggs of the
Cabbage Patch
AT HEILIG THEATER.
Thursday INight, April 25
PRICES Entire Lower Floor. $1.50; Bal
cony, first 9 rows, $1; Balcony, last 5
rows, 73c; Entire Gallery. 60c; Boxes, $10.
Washing-ton.
HEILIG THEATER Main 1 .
APRIL 28. 27. 28. Matinee Saturday.
RAYMOND HITCHCOCK
"THE YANKEE TOURIST"
Seat Sale Opens Tomorrow.
Evening Prices Lower Floor, $2, $1.50;
Balcony, $1.50, $1, 75c; Entire Gallery, 50c.
Matinee Prices 25c to $1.50.
Baker Theater
one Main t
Geo. 1m. Baker, Gen. Ms.
Portland's Fashionable Popular Price
Theater. ,
All This Week The Baker Stock Company
In Hall Calne's srreat 4-Act Drama
"THE PRODIGAL SON."
Personal Direction Mr. Arthur Mackley.
Matinee Saturday. Evenlnf Prices 23c,
85c, 50c Matinee 15c, 25c.
Next Week "The Dictator.'
EMPIRE THEATER MhanT
Milton W. Seaman, Manager. The Home ot
Melodrama.
Tonight All Week Matinees Wednesday
and Saturday The Thrilling- and
Powerful Melodrama.
"THE BLACK HAND."
A Tale, ot Kentucky Outlawry.
. Night Prices 10c, 20c. 80c, 60c. All Mat
inees, 10c, 20c. Next Week "Beware or
Men "
THE STAR
WEEK OF APRIL tt.
THE ALLEN STOCK CO. PRESENTS
"HEARTS OF THE BLUB RIDGE
In Four Acts t
By Hal Reld.
Matinees Tuesday, Thursday. Saturday
and Sunday at 4:30. Prices 10 and 20 cents.
Brery Evening at 8:15 Prices 10. 20 and
80 cents. Reserve Seats by Phone. Main 54a
LYRIC THEATER
Portland's Popular Stork House. Ero-7
Afternoon and Evening; This Week. Lyrto
stock Company tn the Famous Farce
"Snowball."
Beoerred seats can now be secured tn ad
vanes from 10 A. M. to 10 P. M. Daily
matinees at usual time. Even Ins; perform
ance at 8:18- Saturday and Sunday vs-
11 1 1 1 at. . Hint J31 lJl UleXlICO Bl t .ID.
THE GRAND
Week of April S.
Vaudeville da I-uxe
Lav I ne and Leonard
Automobile Comiqnea
in
Troubles of an Auto
mobilist. The Gnuidiseope
"The Vn written
Tragedy.
Rawls ft Too
Kaufman. J. B.
Dyliya, the Rie
W, Tda Howell,
Th Wynnewoods.
lialSSMrEIIS
'0s milSTS
COHEICUl TIMEIEII
Bpeeial rate mads
to famltlea mmd
singla gvntle
J no
will be Dleetaed
all times to show
rooms and giv
prices. A wottflis
Turkish bath s
tabliabsaeatt in tha
boteJL
H. C BOWKEfl,
Ma
HOTEL CO., Props.
Ftrst-Claao Chock Beataaraa
With :
C O. DATIS. Boa. and Trssva,
AUCTION SALES TODAY.
At Baker's Auction House, corner Alder and
Park sts. Fine furniture, carpets, etc. Bale at
10 o'clock. Baker V Son, Auctioneers.
MEETING NOTICE.
A. AND A. S. RITE, MULTNO
MAH COUNCIl, OF KADOSH,
NO. 1 Regular meeting; in Me
morial Hall .Scottish Rite Cathe
dral, thlo (Tuesday) evening at 8
o'clock. Election of officers. By
order E.11. COMMANDER.
WASHINGTON CHAPTER. NO. 18,
R. A. M. Special convocation this
(Tuesday) evening, April 23, 1907.
at 8 o'clock, Masonic Hall, Burk
hard Building-. Mark Master De
gree. Visitors welcome. By or
der E. H-. P.
B. K. SHARON. Secy.
PORTLAND AERIE) NO. 4. F. O. E. All
members invited to attend the funeral of our
late Brother Scott Morrell from Finiey'e Un
dertaking Parlors on Wednesday. April 2t. at
2:30 P. M. Members will meet at Eagles' Hall
at 2 o'clock sharp.
LOUIS DAMMASCH, Secretary.
IVANHOB LODGE; NO. 1. K. P. Regu
lar conventions on Tuesday evening weekly,
April 23, work In the Knight rank and an
official visit by tne grand cnanceitor.
ED D. CURTIS. K R. B.
EMMKTT E. ELLER. C. C.
PORTLAND CHAPTER NO. 3. R.
A. M. Special convocation this Tues
day evening, April 23, 190T. Maaonlo
Temple. 7:30 o'clock -sharp. Pat Mae.
ter and M. E. Master Degree. Visi
tors welcome. ay order ti. r.
A. M. KNAPP, Secretary.
ELLISON" ENCAMPMENT. NO. 1, I. O. O.
T. Regular meeting this (Tuesday) evening,
April 23. 1907, at S o'clock. Odd Kellowa"
Temple, corner Flrat and Alder. Patriarchal
uegree. visitors welcome.
k. &. snarou, Ben be.
PORTLAND RETAIL MEAT DEALERS'
Association meets tonight. 300 Allsky bids.
All retail butchers are Invited to attend.
FCNEBAL NOTICES.
WILLS In Wlllsburg. April 20. C. R.
Wills, aged 23 years, 4 months and '1
days. The funeral services today (Tues
day) at Willsburg Church at 2 P. M.
- Friends ' Invited. Interment Mllwaukie
cemetery.
KECK The funeral services of Deborah Ha
zel Keck, will be held at River View Ceme
tery at 10 A. M. Wednesday.
Dunning. McFntee m Gllbaugb. Funeral Di
rectors. 1 m JL'ine, rnoM at. 439, Lady
KK1CSON CXDEETAKING CO.. 409 Alder
ft. Lady assistant, irnone juain 0139.
EDWARD HOLMAN CO., Funeral Direct
ars. 120 d sc. Ladr assistant Phooe M. o7.
ZKI.I.KK-BVRNK8 CO., Funeral Direct
en, Z7S Kussell. East 1088. Ladjr assistant.
J. F. FUJLET SOU, Funeral Dlreetora.
No. 261 Sd cor. Madison, phone Main .
Alder. Idr assistant. Fhone Eaet fit.
A. B. EEMSTOCK Funeral director. K.
18th a PtnHtUla. Ph. Sell wood 71. Lady aes't.
5F.1V' TODAY.
OKOROB BLACK.
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT.
118 Worcester Bulldlnjc, .
Pbon. PactHo I80T.
UNCLE MYERS LOAN OFFICE, 143 D
St.. near Alder, established 1870: old and
' reliable; any amount loaned on watches,
dlamonda. Jewelry and aealsktna.
$90,000
100 feet frontage, Burnside, corner
Fifth. TVorth $100,000, near future.
$75,000'
125 feet front on Fourth, corner
Ankeny.- Al wholesale location.
$37,500 '
Large quarter block, 14th and Tay
lor. Present income over 6. per cent.
15,000
Fractional lot, near 14th and Tay
lor; new improvements; income 10
per cent. -
95000
15 acres, highly improved; a bar
gain which will be withdrawn soon.
I. G. Davidson
408 Chamber of Commerce.
FINE COTTAGE AT SEASIDE
FOR SAtE
I have decided to place on the
market my cottage at-. Seaside,
Clatsop Beach, . overlooking the
ocean, 300 yards north of the
Moore HoteL Well furnished,
commodious, well built, well ar
ranged, electric-lighted; city wa
ter, with, bath, etc,, and in all
respects an ideal beach home.
Edgar B. Piper, 808 Gregorian Bldg.
60 lots, 50x100, located in the very
best part of the Peninsula, for $7500,
half cash. This is at the rate of $900
per acre.
Buys like this are scarce.
G. H. VAN H0UTEN,
204 Lumber Exchange, mornings only.
NEW TODAY.
HoodRivcr
Apple Lands'
We have 20 acres of the
best land in Hood River Val
ley, set to the best trees of
all ages up to five years old.
The price is
$5400,
of which $3000 is cash. This
is the best kind of a buy, as
land north, south, east and
west of this piece is selling
at $400 an acre. In a very
few seasons this piece will
pay its cost every year.
Epping & Barker
82i2 Third St.
INVESTMENTS
6 of the finest lots in Sunnyside,
from $800 up, if taken in a bunch
will sacrifice at a great bargain. All
improvements in and paid for.
tR7fin Arthur st. corner, 4
4JIUU houses all in fine condition,
and brings in a good income. See
these if you are looking for some
thing good.
Let us show you these.
TOUSLEY & WEAVER
11-12 Lafayette Bldg.,
313 Washington .St., Corner Sixth.
Phone Main 6961.
$10,000,
Is all the cash it takes to handle one
of the best half blocks of. warehouse
properties, close in, on East Side.
$30,000
3 lots, 150x100; warehouse proper
ty, on East Second and Alder; a snap.
Some income part cash.
Bollam,
Grussi & Higley
128 Third Street.
HOOD RIVER
APPLE LAND
Biff money to be made In Hood River lands,
as the apples bring the highest price In the
Eastern and European markets, also Asiatic.
land cheSD now. but ranldlv adTAiinltia
have some 10, 30 and lOo-acre tracts; also
ltfO part in bearing; some raw. Mill take
care or orcnaras xor a term or years.
E. J.DALY
114 Third Street.
Potatoes Potatoes
2000 Sacks Fancy Burbanks for
sale in lots to suit at market prices.
Page & Son
Wholesale Produce Dealers
Corner Front and Washington Sts,
ST. JOHNS
10 acresclose to St. Johns, $850.00
acre. Cheapest and best buy in that
section. '
VANDTJYN & WALTON,
515 Chamber of Commerce.
NUT-GROVE
Opposite Denver avenue, on the St.
Johns line. Every lot is a garden; no
grubbing. Public school, Bull Bun
water. No big advertisements, but
big values. Price of lots $375 to $450
G. H. VAN HOTJTEN.
SPECIAL
25,00e.
I8.1 Per Month.
12.00O Will Bar.
Ia.fd for Two Tears.
10 FEB CENT NET.
GEO. D. SCHALK
Tel. Main 892. 264 Stark at.
MONET NEEDED.
We offer lot 60x100 with two rood houses
that will pay 10 per cent net on price
asked. The property is In nrat-claas
condition, near school and 2 carltnes
and on West Side. See us early. .
. JACKSON DEERINO,
Phone Main 34S. 248 Stark at.
Mortgage Loans 5 and 6
Real Estate City and Farm-
Insurance in All Lines.
A. H. BIRRELL
til to 203 llcKar Bide rd and Stark
Sixth Street
Owner will sell One of the hest corners
on th street. Good income and fine spec
ulative property, x nee, jo,uiw. a 60,
oregoman.
$10007 Acres
Near Cazadero carline. A-l land, run
nine water, eood neighborhood, electrii
light, telephone, tree mail delivery. A 44S.
uregon ia.ii.
FOR BALK REAX. ESTATE.
$HX CASH BUYS HOU3B ANt 3 LOTS.
. Axel lu Pi.
FOR BALE HAX. ESTATE.
TOUSI-EY & WEAVER.
Beautiful residence in icood nelKhr
hood, modern In every detail, 12 large
all outside rooms, lot 60xlD0, 24th su;
til.noo.
Beautiful residence on the W9t Ride,
trlctly modern in every way, fceautirul
view of city and mountain; $5."VOO.
t large rooms, tfavter at., cement base
ment and all modern; $000.
Corner on East Oak, 7 -room house, near
13th: $MK0.
Corner on Second, brings In a good rev
enue; $0500.
8-room house, N, 22d St., lot 50x100.
modern; $4000.
Two 5-room cottage.! on 2d St., corner,
brings in a good income; $4000.
Halaey t.. beautiful 5-room house and
large reception hall, nearly new; $4000.
Thurroan near 24th st., two 5-room
cottages, lot 60x100. modern; $0000.
lBth et., nice large rooms. Irvlngton,
lot 00x100; $3000.
6-room frame, 21st St., beautifully lo
cated, and in good condition; $3000.
Nice fi-room house, lot 50x100, nearly
nw. $300 down and balance easy month
ly peyfhents; $28tK.
Two-story 8-room house, K. 11th st.,
lot 50x100; all .modern improvements;
$3800.
B-room cottage. Blandena St.. lot 6 Ox
lOO; this ta a good bargain; $lo50.
Beautiful little horns on Brooklyn t
of 0 rooms, lot 60x100; $1400
Neat 0-room house, Uamenbeln st.,
modern; $1500.
Corbett st.; 5-room frame, strictly mod
ern; $liKK.
Union ave., 5-room frame. " splendid
condition; this Is a snap; $2400.
Mississippi are., 5-room house, lot 50x
100; $2000.
Cook ave,, 8-room house, fine condition,
lot 50x100; $2500.
North Grand ave., 0-room frame, good
condition; $2600.
6-room house, corner Clinton and 22d
sts., nearly new and is a snap, lot 50x
100; $1050.
Good 5-room houpe, 4flth st., near Bel
mont st.; $2u0 down, balance easy pay
ments; SUM).
Near S. P. shops, good 4-room house,
lot 100x100; $1200.
TOUSLEY & WEAVER,
11-12 Lafayette bldg.
313 Washington street. Corner Sixth
Phone Main CGl.
FI'VE BUYS
IRVIVOTON" AND HoLlJtDAY, PARK.
$4250 50x120, 1 rooms, new, swell and up-
to-date: ail tinted, concrete -siaewaiK.
fine homes all around; this ts an ex-
$4500 50x100, corner, 8 rooms, modem, fur
nace, etc.; close in anu a gooa ouy.
$5500 5(.ixl00 corner. 7 rooms, big reception
ball and attic, strictly modern; sweii
home And nrice 1b rltrht.
SfiSOO lOOxlOO. 8 rooms. etrictly modem.
choice neignoornooa; no oener ouy iu
the market.
171000 7.1x100. K-room. new. elfgant home:
everything up-to-date; must sen ai
once: owner leavinx city.
$8000 HX)xl00, 10-room, modern home, every-
tning mooern; ii iirepia.ce; ncu- li
ving ton Club; beautiful surroundings;
act nulck If voii want this Dlace.
We have many other homes for sale In
all parts of Portland, and we do not put
a prace on our ltet unless tne price is ngai.
leu ua your wants.
COMMONWEALTH TRUST CO.,
Sixth and Ankeny.
DON'T PAY RENT.
RTTT A OOOT) HOITKFS ON TERMS.
Any of the following homes can be bought
on terms about like paying rent, u you nave
a small amount of cah for first payment,
Houses are all modern, new, well built, neat
and convenient. Come and ee us at our
office. We will go with you to eee the
property. It is all close In and near car
linpa:
7-room house. East 23d at $.0n0
n-room nouse, Vernon i.ou
6-room cottage. East 22di st 2.000
8-room house, Albina 8,500
tr-poom house, Irvington - 6.51K)
4 -room cottage, Eat 23d et 1,600
A lot, fine view, Portland Heights.. l.OOO
Good building lot, near car 4K)
We have several fine Portland Heights
lots for sale cheap, and some good east side
lots at $400 each, on easy terms.
MOULTON & SCOBEY.
601 Columbia Bldg., 305 Washington at
$3000 FINEST LOCATION, BASE LINE AND
curry ave., isjuximj; a Bargain.
$2500 'Best corner lot, close in, Bast Side.
$4000 Quarter block, East 11th and bher
man. f 2-400 8 acres, all cleared, house, well and
convenient to city ; will exchange ror city
S5000 20 acres, very desirable, half un
cer cultivation, fair buildings, fruit; easy
tenrw or part exchange city.
$1250-75x150 feet, out Mt. Tabor, way
near school and carllne, only $250 cash pay
ment. I. G. DAVIDSON.
408 Chamber of Commerce.
LOT ON' FIRST ST., fiOxlOO, XEAR THE
r amng acnooi; nne sightly place: improve
ments all in and paW; a. great pick irp for
iuu; can. ee t tils before buying.
iix v . uanano & uo,, ll 4tn st.
$5250 FINE RESIDENCE WITH FULL
corner lot on East 15th st.; centrally located;
a oeauutui nome.
PARRISH. WATK1NS Sc. CO.,
250 Alder st.
A BARGAIN FOR SOMEBODY $750 CASH.
a corner at Peninsular, 50x100, right on
St. Johns carllne. Including 25x100. ad
joining It on the rear; also a corner. TeL
main i aner o . jm.
$350 PER ACRE.
A choice tract. 114 acres. 6 miles from
city on ths O. W. P. line. Inquire of
owner. Mat joeiier, li Chamber of com
merce.
BY OWNER MODERN, 8 ROOMS, FUR
nace. sood condition : full lot: fine neigh
borhood ; $3650; $750 cash, balance easy.
&S4 ax. Yama.il and 29tn. pnone East 40&8.
NEW 6-ROOM HOUSE, CORNER B. 22D
and Davis; will sell 50x05 feet on corner
with house for $3000; 50x100. $34O0; lOOx
iuu. truu. ai. Am Ber son, tn. ana uavis.
WILL SELL CHEAP (MUST LEAVE TOWN)
room nouse ana oarn on grouna iwxioo,
or any part thereof; this is your chaaca.
va ttooney avenue, corner feiuamore.
BIG 6 NAP.
$3,600 ONLY FOR 38 FINE LOTS ON PORT-
lana boulevard,, worth $5,700. Terms. F.
dudois, Washington Bldg., Room 3.
COTTAGE AT SEASIDE; MODERN. WELL
furnished, electrio lighted, sanitary toi
lets, bath, elty water, etc ; overlooks thm
ocean, n-agar ts. iper, oregonian.
$6 DOWN, $5 PER MONTH FOR FINE,
sightly lota; price, $175; only a few left.
410 Stearns bldg., cor. 0th and Morrison.
rnone Alain
DON'T PAY RENT WE" WILL BUILD
you a nouse ana let tne rent go on th
purchase price. Multnomah Building Co.,
at (V 0 i M. Ml.
60x100 FEET ON BENTON STREET NORTH
or tuponi oireeii une ouy. jenne, Trimble
& Trimble. 411 Marquam Building. Phone
60X100 TERRACED CORNER NEAR HIGH
bcnooi, r-aax aiarK-sixteenth ; also 100x65
corner Ftet Clav-Nlnth: half mch num..'
18V ft i nira.
RODNEY-AVE. LOT CHEAP $650 CASH,
50x100. choice lot near Gointc at all Im
provements in. Phone Main 2871 after
O V. M.
NEW. MODERN 10-ROOM HOUSE, 3 LOTS,
4 blocks north Goddard St a., near Mo
Kenna Junction. M. H. Tower, on
premises.
HOUSES. ALL PARTS OF CTTY. BUILT AXO
ojo on installments. Kroner, Caa
sriags Diag., sou in west cor. sa aad Morrisca.
SIX-ROOM HOUSE. WEST SIDE. WALKIXfJ
distance; room on lot for another house or
nats. Taggart, eiu unamoer oi commerce.
R. J. RICHARDSON, REAL ESTATE, BUS
ineas chances, rentals and insurance,
Room 4, lOtt Second st. Phone Pacific 117.
ONE LOT AND 2-HTORY HOUSE. IN
ciuding furniture for sale. 327 Water
st., west tiue. o agent neea call.
FOR SALE . BY OWNER NEW 7-ROOM
bouse; gas, electricity, r urn ace; Kast Side
central location. call 000 Kerby t.
SNAP--ROOM MODERN HOUSE ON EAST
iHUi oniy ju; aown. see me quick.
IT. UuDOJS, yvtwmugion oiug., lioom 3,
FTVB . ACRES ON OREGON CITY LINE;
beautiful DuimiDK sue, n. o. Btark-
weatner, 1. . v.. jaiiwauKie, ur.
2 1-7 ACRES, 4 BLOCKS FROM JENNINGS
Lodge station, on Oregon City carllne
$900 casn. j oa, uregonjea.
6-ROOM .MODERN BUNGALOW, $2300, $30
aown, monmi , nice location. Pnom
owner, wooaiawn
ONE LOT AND 2-STORT HOUSE, INCLUD
ing iurnuure, xor saie. mi water st. n
agent need can.
12000 BUYS 8 ARES OF LAND CLOSE! IN.
suitable to subdivide; terms; no agent. N
41. Oregon lan.
5-ROOM COTTAGE, B. 29TH AND HOYT
N. Reasonable terms. 10J 2d st. Phone
Main 0788.
6-ROOM HOUSE: MAONTFICFJNT VIEW
fine frtrU; near car. $1150. Terms. Owner.
Main 3u3.
NEW 6-ROOM MODERN HOUSE, $32W); $W)0
casn. s2o mommy, owner, .rnone East 675.
cso agenta.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
JUST A3 WB GAY.
7 -room modern cottage, 4 big lots. 2tVx
100, east front, nice shade, 2 blocks 5c car
fare; nice now howea, no shacks; rirland
Station. Price $25u0. $1000 ca?b, halano
easy.
9 rooms, modern: best house In Sunnyeide;
lot 66x141; all kinda fruit; If this L- not
snap there never was one; $3000,. half cash.
122 Ea.it Taylor St. Go look. .
6 rooms, modern in every respect, exrept
furnace; corner lot, 22d and Clinton; south
front; 743 Clinton St.; built one year; 20
minutes' walk to this office. $2760, half
cash.
5-room good house; nios lot Of fruit. 1
block car. at Center Addition, on Montaviiia
carllne: 2 tots. 100x100; $U"00. half cimh.
Come and look at this. Don't cost anything
to sea it.
A nice little suburban home. 3 acres, at
Courtney Station, on Oregon City carllne. all
In small friitt: $1500 half cath.
J. M. CAM Bit ON REALTY CO.,
412 Commercial bldg..
Second and Wash. sts.
VACANT LOTS.
$3000 M block on Savler at.
j. j,. 00 2 choice Ioib. Nob Hill district.
$5000 6 choice lots on E. Morrison.
$0000 22d and Reed, warehouse site, lot
50x100.
$4000 N. 17th near Hoyt. 40x100.
$ 3500 Lovejoy s t. . beau tlful lot 60x100,
$2100 Choice location, Victoria St.
$17002 lots corner Gantenbetn st.
$1500 Front St., lot 6xl27Vi.
$1200 E. Ash St., lot 50x100.
$1200 E. 22d St.. lot 60x100.
$776 E. Washington st. near 87th, loa
50x100.
$500 29th St., lot 60x100.
$500 22d near Clinton st., lot 60x100. i
$400 Tvro lots at Montavllls.
TOUSLEY A WEAVER,
11-12 Lafayette bldg.. t
813 H Washington st., corner Sixth,
Phone Main 6961. (
SELLWOOD HOMES.
$1600 6-room cottage. 2 blocks from
car.
$2400 T-room modern bouse.
$3000 8-room strictly mod era non4
and two fine lots. t
$BO Small house and two lota j
$350 Nice corner lot, near Golf Links, I
$000 Two lots, corner ltfth and Clack a- I
mas. i
BELLwOOD TOWNSITH CO.
H. P. PALMER, M gr.
Office at Sell wood, opp. Fir Station.
Get off car st Tenino st. Phone Sellwood
-161. 222 Falling bldg. Phone Main 6661.
SUBURBAN RESIDENCE LOTS, DhEl32H,
FRONTING ON OKJfiOOPf LJXI (JAKIjLIM JU
AT OAK GROVE STATION: FARE 8
CENTS; BUILDING RESTRICTIONS;
PRICES $125 TO" $350 PER LOT; TERMS
$25 DOWN. $5 PER MONTH; AGENT WILL
ESCORT PARTIES FROM OUR OFFICIO
AT 2 P. M. ON MONDAYS. WEDNES
DAYS. FRIDAYS. A PLAT MAY BE HAD
FOR THE ASKING. PHONE US AND WB
WILL MAIL SAME. M'OMBER & DEFFEN
BAUGH. 410 STEARNS BLDG. PHONB
MAIN 1564.
HOLLADAT ADDITION.
Corner lot, $1500; Inside, $1800.
House and Quarter block, $SOO0.
HOLLADAT PARK ADDITION, V
Quarter block. $1500.
Inside lot, $7o0.
We have 80 lots and 15 houses, all of
which are choice In this location.
BECK A RICJC.
Main office Branch office
8C3 Failing bldg. .Real Estate. I 6i0 Wasco st.
iuam isvti, asi
$6000 FOR 100x100 FEET OF VACANT
grouna on Williams ave., suiiamo ior
erecting business block with stores be
low and rooms above; this piece Is con
siderably below surrounding prices, and
carries a good speculative value; a 8-story
brick Is to be built on adjoining quarter;
go see the property; it is 100 feet south
of the S. E. corner of Williams ave. and
Hancock st. For terms see 814 Chamber
of Commerce.
A BARGAIN..
Two 6-room houses on 50x100 lot on
West Side, within 15-mlnute walking dis
tance of Postofflce, with good porcelain
baths, hot and cold water tanks, witn
gas. for $3200; pays in rents 10 V4 per
cent; $100u cash and terms on the balance
at 7 per cent. Write to owner.
KIRK HOOVER.
Box 637, Portland, Or., or Scappooee, Or.
$2C50.
Whv buy on the East Side? I have a 7
room house on the West tilde that Is well
worth $30O0.
STANDARD INVESTMENT CO.,
Cor. Filth and Salmon ts.
$2200 HANDSOME NEW 0-ROOM COT
tage, 407 E. Jtd, between Clinton and
Division; full lot, full concrete basement,
line bath, closets and pantry, eaat facing;
a choice little home, built by a builder for
himself, not by a speculator for a sell;
see It right away. Morgan, Sweet A
Chapman, 213 Ablngton bldg.
$9500 WEST SIDE BUSINESS PROPERTY.
quarter block, insiae lot improvea wnn gooa
7 -room house; public Improvements all tnsde
and paid for for 12 yearn to come; six mia
utes from 3d and Washington sts.
STATE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
118 Ablngton Building.
HOUSE AND LOT
$700, H cash will buy a good, new 8-room
house ; lot 65x110 ; corner lot ; some fruit
trees:, near Mt. Scott and Mt. Tabor Res
ervoir carlines; fine location and good? bar
gain. C. H. PFAFFLE. 250 3d St., near
Madbton.
$19,000 HALF CASH.
100x100, corner 18th and Everett eta
the bw 1 lest residence district In the city;
also close In and very desirable Cor fiats.
F. A. Jackson, 820 Falling bldg. Phons
Pacific 1508.
$2500 VERY DESIRABLE CORNER, 60x
100, on E. 14th st., near E. Morrison,
st.; splendid location for flats; hav
plans: Investment will pay 16 per centj
See IT. W. Lemcke Co., 6th and Washing
ton st.
3700 FINE 6-ROOM MODERN HOUSE, E
11th st., cement basement, furnace,,
all Improvements in, on two car
lines, lot 60x100; $1700 cash; investi
gate. 636 Chamber Commerce.
$24,000
Will take this Income property; one ot ther
best buys on West Side
M. E. LEE - i-
Room 20 Raleigh bldg., 8234 Wash, st.
SNAPS IN WEST BIDE IX)TS. .
4 beautifully located lota, facing; east
8 blocks from school and car. South Port
land, $325 to $560; part cash.
208 4th. Telephone Pac. 2126 or Main 8990.
TWO FINE LOTS ON PORTER PT. AND
twd on Hooker near Front; beautiful home
or rental location; price very low: must eelL
STATE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
118 Ablngton Building.
$600 BUYS A DESIRABLE BUSINESS LOTS
on Dawson st., right In the midst of ac
tivities on the Peninsula; right w he rat
there is something: doing; small payment
down. Hagemann A Blanchard, 91 5th St.
$2550 LOT 100x100. 6-ROOM CXDTTAGE,
modern; & chicken houae. City View Park.
1 block from carline; $1000 down, balance
S years at 6 per cent. A bargain. From
berg & Co., 227 Washington st.
I HAVE SEVERAL FRACTIONAL LOTS IN
desirable West Side location, and will build
for purchasers on installment payments. E.
Kroner, room 16-17, Cambridge bldg., S. W
corner Morrison and Sd sts.
LEAVING PORT LA ND MUST SELL 8
room house. East 10th st.. North; lot lOOx
100., barn 20x22: 16 fruit trees; all kinds
small fruit, $2800; $1500 cash; balance time.
131 3d St., Room 10.
BEAUTIFUL MODERN 6-ROOM RESI
dence on . Hawthorn avenue Just being com
pleted for $3000. Will flnteh to suit pur
chaser. M. C. Davis. 131 3d at. Room 16.
$250 DOWN. $15 PER MONTH BUYS 4
room cottage and fine corner lot SOxlOO: 1
block from R5 11 wood car. Price only $1200.
J. A. MOEHNKE, 200 Commercial Block.
BARGAIN 7-ROOM MODERN HOUSE,
fine lot BOxlOO Holladay Park. Inquire on
premises, 81tf Clackamas st-. or phone East
3500. Must sell at once. This is a snap.
$200 WILL HANDLE 10 LOTS ON ST.
Johns carllne; $SO will handle another cor
ner on St. Johns carline. 720 Chamber of
Commerce.
FINE SUBURBAN HOME. $12756 LARGE
rooms on ground floor; not partitioned off
nrtaralrs; on two fins lots. Address W 60,
Oregon lan.
$ln0 OOTTAGE WITH 25x100 FEET, ON
Meade st. : good location.
PARRISH. W ATKINS A CO.,
250 Alder st.
FRACTIONAL LOT. 6Ox60. NOB HILL. $2500; V
suitable for residence or flats. Vanduyn. A
Walton, 615 Chamber Commerce.
SNAP 8-ROOM HOUSE. MODERN. LOT 424
xHO; fruit, flnert view in city; part cash.
1047 Corbett st. Pacific tH.
STRICTLY MODERN 5-ROOM COTTAGE,
Sunnyside; $200 down, balance same as
rent. A. P. SMITH, owner, 616 Commer
cial block.
$200 WTT.L HANDIB ANOTHER FINT5
lot In Piedmont; $800 will buy 125x100 1
Piedmont. 720 Chamber of Commerce. '
LOT ON CHAPMAN, NEAR MORRISON;
some income; great snap; $300. Inquire
owner, C. A erne, Jr., 1SS& 6xJx V