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Newspaper Page TextTHE MORNING OREGOXIAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1907. 13 PERM TS 000 Only May, 1906, Exceeded the Month Just Closed. $265,000 IN RESIDENCES East Side Building Grams Total $200,000278 rermits Issued, Making Average of $3200. General Realty News. Building permits for February repr ent a cost of $KH."3I. which with one ex ception is the largest record in the his tory of Portland. The exception Is the month of May last year, when the per mits aggregated ?1.0.'!7,7Ky. The permit of f.JO.000 for the Wells Fargo & Co. build inK was issued in that month. The increase of last month-over Febru ary of last year is 167 per cent, which is considered a remarkable record. The permits for February. 1906. amounted to i'luK.OOO. The grants for January of this year represented over $W0f0OO. When it is taken into consideration that no permits for large buildings were taken out last month, the record for "February, 1907, is really unequaied. The largest permit was to the Portland & battle Kailroad Company (for two large Iteight sheds, each to cost $75,000. A per mit for $KX,000 was granted McOung & Weatherbee to erect a hotel building on KM a street between "Washington and Everett streets. The large number of permits taken out for residences make the total so enor mous. One feature of the statistics is the large sum being spent on new resi dences on the Kast Side. The total in Kant Side residences is nearly $20o.oo, asainst $85,000 for dwellings on the "West Side. The average amount for arh per mit is about $32'"0, as 278 were granted. The quarter block at the northwest cor ner of Sixth and Everett streets has been purchased by Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Dolph for about JHO.OOO for Charles Cardinell. The consideration named in the deal was $:3,0W, but other property involved makes the total amount nearly double that recorded. There are a small hotel build ing anu several store buildings upon the property. The Realty Association of Portland has purchased the southeast corner of Second and Yamhill streets for $70,000. A three-story brick business block covers the site, which is occupied by the En terprise Brewing Company, of San Fran-i-isco. The Spencer residence on Love joy street between Twemy-fourth and Twenty-fifth streets was sold yesterday to a Mr. Bryan recently from the East. The considera tion was $11,000. Tenants of the block bounded by First, Second, Pine and Ash streets, purchased by the Portland Railway Company, will all have to vacate within W days, that tl-e work of tearing down the buildings may begin. The block will be used as a union depot for the electric railways rentering in Portland. The building is expected to be completed within two years. The Weinhard estate has started to move six cottages from the quarter block at the northeast corner of North Tenth and Hoyt streets to make room for a thrse-story brick dwelling. The new building will be devoted to stores Deluw and furnished rooms above (1. W. Jackson recently purchased from Mrs. M. ' Ij. Pratt the southwest corner at Union avenue and East Davis street for $15. 0tx. There is a large nine-room residence upon the property. Real Estate Transfer. J. W. Walker to tv. H. Iang. I no loO feet bejrinninff at point- ft west and 2.10 (Pet south of X. w. corner of block 8. Ciy VI w Park..$ II. B. Nicholas to Newton MeVov and Kate Nicholas. H. 1 of N. K. the N. K. i of N. K. t, of S. R Northwestern AN EXCELLENT BOND INVESTMENT The TITLE GUARANTEE 6 TRUST COMPANY Guarantees the Interest WE i INVITE YOUR CLOSEST POSSIBLE INVESTIGATION AT ONCE -CALL AT NORTHWESTERN GUARANTEE & TRUST COMPANY, THE FISCAL A RICH AND RARE BARGAIN AWAITS YOU s. of N. E. H of S. E. and S. B. U of S E ii of Sec. 31 T. 2 N., R. J W 2,5U0 TVm. and Margaret H. Den holm to B. Lee Paget. S. of N. EX of. Sec. 31. T. 2 N., R. 1 W . 1 Siephano Mario (o Esther Goft'in. lot 2, block 2. Atkinson's Add 3,500 Arleta Land Co. to Valdemar Frederick sen, lots 21 and 22, block 1. Arleta . Park No. 4 . 3O0 Valdemar Frederick sen to Frank Jan iach, lota 21 and 22, block 1, Arleta Park No. 4 400 Hub Land Co. to Ole Wold et al., lot 15, block 2. Willamette Boulevard acres 4o0 Hub Land Co. to H. Fossum et al., part of lot 1. block 2, Willamette Boule vard Acres 200 Western Oregon Trust Co. to C. E. and Lola M. Bookman, lots 17 and 18, block 1. Creeton 50 Walla Walla Willie and Emma Jones Baker to Susan and V. L. Leisure, lot X block a. Tlbbetfs Homestead.. 500 Earl C. and Grace Lj Bronaugh to J. O. Gillen. lots and 10, block 3. Bro naugh's Add 350 J. W. and Mary S. Campbell to W. .1. Benson, lots 9 and 11.. block 2, M. Shinn's Add. to Sell wood 700 Sylvester and Mary E. Wilson to Lulu M. Lundy. S. E. v. of lot 1. block 40. Jas. John Add. ot St. Johns.. 3.100 Chas. M. and Charlotte M. Cartwrlght to Harry p. Palmer, land commencing- at stake on west bank of Will amette River, being S. E. corner of a parcel conveyed to Sarah Jane Pnr rlsh; also lots 1 to 10, Inclusive, and north li3 feet of lot 11. Southern Portland; alo lot 5, 7 and 9, block 8, Southern Portland 15,000 Sarah C. and Robt. Kenyon to Edward and Mattie .). Hauler, lot 1, block 18. Lincoln Park Annex 5o0 Jos. M. Healy to W. M. Smith, lots- 5 and 6f block 5. Park Add. to Albins. 1 M. E. and Clara G. Thompson to W. M. Smith, south 40 feet of - lot 3. block 21. Multnomah 600 Ellen H. Schollhorn to Henry Scholl horn, trustee, lots 1 and 3. block 27, Southern Portland 1 Kilpreen-Bryant Co. et al. to Bessie A. Vance, lot 7. block U3, Tremont Place 1 Fredrecka Malmcren to Multnomah Realty Co., lot 1, block 22, Albina Homestead 2,030 O. W. and Nellie Taylor to L. M. Rob erts and wife, lot 3, block 8, South Sunny side B.'jO Robt. H. and Little B. Loller to O. W. Jackson, lots 7 and 8, block 75. E. Portland 1 May Loller et al. to G. W. Jarksn, lots 7 and 8. block "."V, Rast Portland 14,000 J. L. Wlthrow to O. P. HofT, lots ?. 4, 5 and , block B. Kenworthy's Add. 1 University Land Co. to Km ma F. Brooks. lot 2 3and 24, block 17S, University Park 275 S. Yi. onri Anna M. Stansberv to Scott McCiurc I,and Co., lot 1, block 25, Woodlown 200 Bridal Veil Lumber Co. to trustees of Kridal Veil Methodist Episcopal Church, land in Sec. 22, T. 1 11. 5 ra 1 A. B. and Helen T). Manley to C. C. Gridloy. lots 7, 8 and 9, block 15, Arbor Lodpe 50i J. A. ar d Sa ra h E. Pot era to Cora Thompson, west 50 feet of lot 8. block 4. X. Inington 1,900 Henry Geo. Hamel to Romulus B. Ca rey, lot 16, block 9. Peninsular Add. No. 2 1 Matilda 13. Hamel to Romulus B. Ca rey, lots 17, IS, lit and 20. block 9, Peninsular Add. No. 2 1 Mardon D. and Annie Wilson to Romu lus B. Ca-ey. lots 1, 2 and 3. block 3. Falrfteld . 323 Paul Wesslnger. trustee, et al. to Ore gon Electric Railway Co.. a strip of land 18 feet wide on each side of said company's ri.erht of way over lots . 7 and 8. block 2, Terwilliger Homestead - 1,000 Owen and Hukla Taylor to- c. w. Opr- den, lot 12. block 10. Highland Park 100 M. J. MoMahon to H. C. King, com mencing .4 f"et of S. E. eorner of 1 ot 10. Glen w ood Pa r k 1 M. E. Thompson et el. to Ernest Mor ris, lots l and 2, Mock 1. subdivision of N. E. Vi of tract "D," M. Pat ton tract 3,-Vn Fiances A. and C. H. Mayo to John Howard Paine, lot 14, block "B." Portsmouth Villa Ext 10 Matilda and Malcolm H. Taylor to Elsie J. Dunham, lots 1 and 4, block 15, Brainard .-. 2.000 H. B. and Kate Nicholas to Wm. Reidt. lot 13. 14. 15 and block 3. Da vis Highland 1 Anna B. Green Harnett and Wm. H. Barnett to Myra Sehock. lot 1, block I. (.ireene's Add l0 Hi hernia Savings Bark to Thos. Cobb. lot 2r. block li. 4'apHol HIM 2J0 Hlbernia Savings Bank to E. I. Giles1. lot 24. hlock 11, Capitol Hill 2"0 Albert1 Gammans to Iowa Dipnel. west H ot lots 3 and . block 323. Holla day's Add 1.7O0 Jiti. D. and Lula B. Offlen to Wm. Reidt. lot . block 1. Leah's Add. . 1,250 Jo. Simon et al to Geo. Fults. K. 40 feet of lot 10. block 311. Couch And 1.750 R. H. and Mary U. Hughes to John Everhart. lot 10 and north '4 of lot II. block 11. Orrahr Home?...". 10 Aug. and Ida Taubert to Elizabeth Tre- brr. lots and 11. block :;, Multno mah ItO W. D. Edmunds to Dust in Avery. square feet beginning at N. E. corner of Seldon Murray l. L. C 475 P. IT. and .lespir A'. Marlwy to Ft. F. Smith, undivided u of lots 5 and and undivided i-, nf north K feet of lots 7 and 8. block 5. Albina 1 Union Trust - Investment Co. to W. R. Gay. lot 5. Mock 1. Tvanhoe 15A J. Tborhtirn nnd Wmi'v T.ind.ev 11ow LUMBER EXCHANGE BUILDING S. E. COR. SECOND AND STARK Have you heard how fast the prominent citizens and careful investors of Portland are subscribing these 6 per cent bonds? This $400,000, 6 per cent, 4-year First Mortgage Bond issue of the Terminal Investment Company of Portland is secured by $1,000,000 worth of the cream of Portland real estate, consisting of 80 acres of terminal grounds and trackage within city limits. The property to be given away in connection with these bonds is situate on Portland's most beautiful and choicest residence promontory, Blyth Heights, overlooking the Columbia and Wil lamette Rivers, the mountains and the City of Portland. A street railway and a modern 80-foot boulevard will serve the entire property, over 200 lots of 5000 squase feet each. The property will be graded ready for buildings. Each purchaser of blocks of $4000 or more of these bonds will receive two fine lots worth $3000, free. Now is your opportunity to make an excellent investment. N llton Are arriving daily. K o need to describe the Wilton Rug. Everj'one knows it to be the hardest-wearing, strongest-colored, most artistic of machine made fabrics, . Our new Rugs include Hearth and Carpet sizes. In grade they, run from'the ordinary Wilton up to the wonderful new Seamless Rug. Our stock of the Bigelow Carpet Company's famous Bagdad quality is the largest in the city. Our price for a 9x12 Bagdad a real Bagdad, not a tawdrv imitation is $43.20 J.G.Mack&Co. 86-88 THIRD STREET Exclusive Carpet House I'll I L METSCHA1V, PreItlrnt and .Manngrer. Sevrtith and Waihlnjtrton European Plan to Robt. M. Chapman, lot 7, block 3. Stanley -; Julia A. and A. .1. Freeman to KM en Baton. lot 2. block 30. Central Albina W. D. and Stella D. McXalr to Gen. W. Brown . lots 1 . 2. 21 a nd 3 t, b!K-k 2. and lots and 10. blink 2, oodmere Park M. R. Austin et al. to H. C Camp hell, B. lx of K. M of D. I.. C. of Chas. Fizctt' and wife in Sec. 22. 23. 6, T. 1 N.. R. 3 K.. and other property F. c. Smith Kstate. Inc.. to Jrank A. Bremer., block S. subdivision of tract "C," Overton Park Arthur A. Ban man n tj I.nuiP P. Bno and Win. Ballis. lot lo.. blo-?k Hi, Goldsmith Add Ij. and Anna S. Christ eiison to Loui and Anna Stolilcr. S. VV. of N. of N. V. H of Sec. 4. T. 1 S.t R. 4 E John H. and Roalin- Oim?on to Shoba HavgrcavcM. a strip feet vide alaiuc Vrvsi side of lot US. Gibson's subdi vision t-f J. A. U'tpan tract In Sec. ltt. 20. T. 1 S.. R. 2 B.. being acre.. 123 Total $3.709 Have your alstractH mr.de by the Security Abstract & Trust Co.. 7 Chamber of Commerce. Brings Home tHrk Marines. NEW YORK. Feb. 28. Tl. battle ship Connecticut, of whose crew a large number contracted typhoid fever while rruisin?? in West Indian waters, ar rived here today. It has been re port, od that 6f. members of the crew wet stricken with the disease, and of these 15 wero in a critical condition. Captain Swift said that he brought 32 young enlisted men ill with typhoid fever, of whom two or three were seri ously ill. and none wax in a erltlewl ew Rugs . Exclusive Carpet House Strrvty, Fort In nd, OrrsOn. - $1.00, $1.50, ?2.00 per Day. condition. The Connecticut also brought home It sick men from tin other ships of Admiral Evans. The Connecticut will take on supplies and return to Guantanamo Bay for targret practice. Fire Causes $75,000 Damage. CHICAGO. Feb. 2S. Fire partly de stroyed the plant of the Illinois Leather Company last nipht and drove two fam ilies from their homes. The loss is esti mated at $75,000. DAILY M ETEO ROMMltC A REPORT. T'ORTL.VND. Feb. 28. Maximum tempera tur. 4f degrees; minimum. 4.l. River reading at 8 A. M-. 7.tt feet; change In last 24 hours. 0-2 fet. Total precipitation. 5 P. M. to 3 P. M.. .44. Total precipitation !ince September 1. 1906. 33 43 inches; norma!. 32.W2 inches; ex ccp. O.St inch. Total Jmnshine February 27, 3 hour's 32 minutes: possible. 11 hours .01 min ute. Barometer (reduced to eea, level) at 5 P. M., 20.02 inches FORECASTS. Portland and vlctniti ttain; southwest wind Western Oregon 9 nd Western Washington Hairi: south'-cat wind. Ka-uern Oregon, Eastern Washington and Idaho ftain. WKATH BTt CONDITIONS. The disturbance that made it appearance over Vancouver Island this morning, ha3 pas??i eastward to Kam loops, B. C. It in not well le fln"d. it development hain apparently been effectually checked. It was, however, of suffi cient energy to cause general rains through out Oregon and W5(iti Washington and ciiiin v weHthr thronKhoiit the remain dor nf The MERCHANTS INVESTMENT 6 TRUST CO. Is the Trustee THE OFFICES OF THE AGENTS. the itrict. The temperatures, iiowev.r. flowed no marked change. Rain 19 indicated for thla entire dlatriet Friday. pacific coast weather. K "J S ? a -S e ; of til ST" STATION Baker City Bismarck Boise Eureka Helena K.xnloop., B. C. North Head Poeatel !o ......... . Portland Red Bluff Roaeburg Saramento Salt Ijike City... Ban Francisco.... Spokane Seattle Tatooeh Island... Walla Walla ..1381 T. I ftSK ..( 810.081 8 NR .. 42! T. iiaiSE -. 1520.50! 4 NW v;30 O.0Oi 4:NV 0.0u;clm ..48;0.36;22 SV .. Uoio.oo; 61SW ..!4l0.3!ll,S .. I.V2i T. I 3:S .. 5uj0. 1210 S -v '38(0.00114 S ..i40i T. I 4S ..(Ml T. I 8 W .. !44! T. I 4 S ...!4Si0.32:18SV . . I4tt0. 18124 5V ..(52!O.06;i4S Snow Snow Rain Rain IC!ou- Cloudy irioudy Rafn Ralr. ip'oiid v 'Cloudy I Cloud y IPt cloudy (Rain Rain i Cloud y L. LODHOLZ, Acting District Forecaster. , AUCTION SALES TODAY. At Gilman's Auction Rooms. 411 Washing ton atreet. at 10 o'clock A; M. S. L. N. Gil man, Auctioneer. By J. T. Wilson at aalefroom. 2t First treet, at 10 A. M. J. T. Wilson. Auction eer. High rlaaj furniture at the Portland Auction Room. 211 Fir$t . Sale 1:30 V. M. C. T... Ford, auctioneer. At residence. 135 nth street, eorner Alder street. Furniture, etc. 6a le at lu o'clock. Baker & Son. Auctioneer. MEETING NOTICE MCITNOMAH CAMP, W. O. W. Meets every Friday evening at East Alder and East Sixth streets. All Woodmen cordially Invited to msfct iv-lih ue. J. M. WOODWORTH. Clrlc WKRKOOT CAMP. NO. 5. W. O. AV celebrate it Iftth anniversary Frldav will ninje. March J. by jrlving a grand ball under the direction of it company of 1'nlform Kank. All friend of the order invited; full orchestra union music. Ad nutation 50c and 2Tc. GENERAL GERMAN ATO SOflETT All members arc requested to attend the funeral of our late member. Oeorpje Scbwarz. Funeral takes place today. Mareh 1. at 1 :.trt P. M.. from the Apostolic "hriatian German Church. East 22d. between Oak and Stark. By order Of the president. JOHN REISACHER. H. C. BOHLMAN. Secretary. HARMONY LODGE, NO. 12. A. F. and A. M. Member and visit ing brethren arc requested to as semble at Hot man' a funeral chapel today (Friday) at 2 P. M., for the purpose of attending the funeral of our late brother. Wm. Evans, a mom her of Waupaca Lodge, in Wisconsin. Bv ordor of the W. M. W. M. De LIN. ec. ROSE CITY CHAPTER. NO. 86. O. E. a. Regular communication this (Fridav) evening at 8 o'clock. K. of P. Hall. Uth and Aitier atreets. Offi cial visit of the worthy grand matron. All members of the O. E. S. cordially Invited. By order W. M. SARAH B. GirERIN, Secretary. THE MARTHA WASHINGTON SO CIAL CLUB will postpone their regu lar meeting for one week. Same will be held Friday evening. March 8. B order D. L. CLOrPK, President. I. O. O. F. HASPALO LODGE. NO. 13, meet? this 4 Friday) evening at 7:30. Work in the initiatory degree. Vtsltoie welcome. F. COZENS, Secretary. PORTLAND LODGE, NO. A. F. & A. M. Stated communication thifl (Friday) eveninjr at 7:.V sharp. Work In M. M. degree. J I Maoius Invited. By order of W. M. I. W. PRATT. Secretary. FUNERAL NOTICES. XERDHAM In this city, February 27, at the residence of his daughter, Mrs. H. G. Re:d, TiM Johnson St., Martin A. Need ham, aged H."i years. Friends are respect fully Invited to attend the funeral sen -lees, wlilrh will be held at the Cathedral, corner 1 "ith and Davis sta.. at 10 A. M. today (Friday). March L Interment Mt. Calvary i ametery. EVANS At Goble. Or., February 26. Wil liam L. Evans, aqert 48 years. 1) months and 2rt days. Friends are respectfully invited to attend the furoral services, which, will be he'd at Hoi man's chnpl, corn-T :.d and Sa Imon sts., at 2 P. M. today (Friday). March 1. H A M EL Friend a and acq ua i n t a nces are re ypectfully invited to attend the funeral ser vices of Lillian Marie, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William D. Ilamel. 702 Will lams ave.. today, March 1, at 2 P. M. In terment St. Mary's Cemetery. SCHWA RZ At his late residence. 127 East Sixteenth street. February 2fl. George Srhwarz, aged "S yearn. Funeral wilt take olaen today (Friday). March 1. at 1 ::ta P. M.. from the German Apostolic Christian Church, corner East Twenty second and East Stark. Friend invited. Dunning, MeKntee Gflbmigh. Funeral I)i rrftora. 7th A Pine. rhon M. 4:10. Itdy aast. FRICSON VNDKRTARING CO.. 409 Alder st. Lady assistant. Phone Main 6133. EDWARD HOLMAN CO.. Funeral T1reet ors. 20 3d st. Lady assistant. Phone M.. &0. ZKTXRR-BVRNKS CO.. Vndertakrrs, Em balmers, 273 Ruasell. East 10SM. Lady aa'st. 4. P. KIN LEY ft SON. Funeral Directors. No. 261 3d at-, cor. Madison. Pbone Main 3. F. H. DI NNING, Undertaker, 414 East Alder. Lady asitdant. Phone East 52. A. B. HEM STOCK Funeral director. E. 13th ft Umatilla. Ph. Hellvrood 71. Lady ass't. NEW TODAY. SAVTER STREET. One of the choicest residence lota on up per Savier st. for sale at a bargain. WAKEFIELD. FRIES ft CO., 229 Stark st. FOURTH STREET Lot 33 l-3xlO0, and good 6-room house. No. 570 4th street, between Lincoln and Grant. PRICE $4000, TERMS. MALL & VON BORSTEL 101 Second St. and 392 E. Burn side. NICE BUILDING LOT Lot 50x100, on east side of E. 30th St., between E. Stark and E. Pine sts. PRICE f63fl, TERMS. Mall & Von Borstel 104 Second st. and 392 E. Burnside st. $6500 A BARGAIN. Southeast corner 26th and Marshall sts., 100x100; Marshall st. will be Improved this year from Jot h to 6th with Warren's bitu lithic pavement. When this improvement is done this quarter will be worth $8000. Thi property is sold only for residence, purposes only. Phone Beno ft Ballis, Main 44. APARTMENT-HOUSE SITE JU700 Chapman near Morrlaon. Inquire owner, 5th nt.. cor. Alder. C. AERNE. JR. Warehouse 7500 cquara feet of floor space. Elevator and lighting included. 44-4 first Street. WANTED! 1 want a 6-room house on the West Side; will consider anything excepting couth of Marquam Gulch Owners only need apply. D 39. Oregonlan. ALEX C. RAB, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT, 40T McKay Building. Phone Main 6491. UNCLE MYERS LOAN OFFICE, 143 3D t., near Alder, established 1ST0; old and reliable: any amount loaned on watches, diamonds, jewelry and sealskins. AMUSEMENTS. Ston HEI1IG THEATER JXri NIGHTS, Beginning Sunrtav. MARCH S. Klaw Krhnger Prsent Geo. M. Cohan's Much Talked About Music Play. 45 MINITES FROM BROADWAY CORINNE A Notable Cast a nd narmius; i norus ADVANCE SALE TODAY. PRICES. F.nMre low r floor fl.M) Balcony, first 4 rows , l.SO Balcony, next 5 rows l.Oo Balcony, ast 5 rows ?.- Enttrs gallery r,o Boxes 10.00 BAKER THEATER Phone Main 1907. GEO. L. BAKER. General Manager. Home of Baker Theater Stock Company All This Week. Presenting- Jerome K. Jerome's Famous Pour-Act Comedy, "MIS!S HOBBS." Stag-e Direction Arthur Mack ley. One of the brightest, cleverest comedies of the season. The celebrated author's dry est vein of lvjmor. Matinee Saturday. Eve ninjr prices U.c, 3,"tc. oOv: matinee. 15c, 25c. Next Week "MIZPAH." EMPIRE THEATER Phone Main 117. Milton W. Seaman. M(T. Playing Only Kastern Koad Attractions. Tonight. All This Week Lincoln J. Car ter's Greatest. Success, "THK FAST MAIL." Carload of scenic eflects. Two trains. Ni agara Falls at night. Great steamboat ex plosion. Intense realism. Matinee Patunlav. Regular Empire prices. Next Attraction "The Missouri Girl." T H tZ S TA R Main 5496. Week of February 55. Tlie ALLEN STOCK-CO. Presents The lJttc Churrh Around the Corner." In Four Acts. Matineea Tuewlays. Thursdays. Saturdays and Sundays at 2:13. Prices 10 and 20 cents: every evening at S:15, prices 30, 20 and 30 rents. Reserved seats by Telephone Main .1196. LYRIC THEATER Portland Popular ftoek Houe. WKKK COMMKNCINCi MONDAY, rtB. 25. Incomparable Lyric Stock Company In the Famous Civil War Comedy-Drama, STRUCK OIL' ft In Three Acts. Box Office Open 10 A. M. to 10 P. M. Seats can be reserved by Prion Main 4RK5. The Grand Week of 2-23. Lizzie. Evans and Jefferson Lloyd, "The Old Love." Week of March 4 . Coin's Dog Show. Mudge & Morton. Herbert Devean. Wills A Barron. La Adella. Budd & Wayne. Harold Hoff. ' Grandiscope. Pantages Theater THE 8l"SlTXOT08, Direct From Japan. Sloan Sister, The Wbalena, Leo White, Harry lie Lain. Jlllsa Kittle Fierce. Bingraph. Matinee Dally at P. M. ; Night. T::n and 0 o'clock. Admission. 10c and 2lc. Boxes. 2oc. Any Seat at Weekday Mati nres. 13 CENTS. EXPOSITION RINK. Nineteenth and Washington Stg. SPECIAL KEATI RKS ALL NEXT WEEK Programme of Novelties for Every Evninsr See.sion. Watch for Announcement in Sunday Orcsonian. N ADVANCE IN PRICES. Admission, 10c. Skates, 35c. NEW TODAY. H. W. IEMCKE COMPANY PROFITABLE INVESTMENTS $18,000 Full lot on East Morrison, near Uniou avenue. $7000 Sherman street, near Water, big rooming-huue ; building cost $10,000. $7000 Two houses on Fourteenth street, near Market. $7500 Big roominar-house on Vancouver; pays from $300 to $500 a month. H.W.Leracke Co. Main 350. Sixth and Washington. Entire Second Floor. 750-Acrc Tract of Land The Lewis Love and Nancy M. Love Do nation Land Claims. Bids will be received by the undersigned for said land to- March 0, 1907. The ripht to reject any and all bids reserved. The greater part of this land is within the city limits of Portland and Is especially valuable for platting; pur poses. Call on or address the undersigned, 230 Main street, city. T. T. STRfBLE and PHILO HOLBROOK. Trustees of the estate of Lewis Love, de ceased. A BARGAIN 100x100 - - Corner 11 Hi and Everett Sts. Don't miss this opportunity. The Dunn-Lawrence Co. J4ij Flrjit st. $6500 Apartment House Site CORNER SEVENTH AND HARRISON, Faces south and east. Sengstake & Lyman 00 Fifth st.. near Stark. EAST ASH ST. HOME 3 15x100 and an 8-roora atrictly modern house, situated S. W. corner K. 20t h and E. Ash sts. If you want a beautiful home wtih lots of nice shrubbery, see this one. PRICE $8000, TERM 8. Mall & Von Borstel 1H4 Second st. and 302 E. Burnside st. S50.000 New modern building, clearing; $6300 per annum above operating: expenses; . easy terms. Sengstake & Lyman 90 Fifth st., near Stark. ON COOS BAY Steamboat and Mail Route For Sale. Addreos Box 3, Mar.hfleld, Or. ' NEW TODAY. BALL & LEE $2250 Buys 21,i at'res, one mile from Gresham, on carline. A Xo.t 1 soit. Would di vide nicely into acre tracts. $3300 Modern home; eve-v convenience. Will be ready for occuition in a few days. At 29th and E. tturnside. $1300 6-room eottare, new and neat, on two lots, each 40x100, at Mt. Scott; half block from car. $2200 $1000 Cash Terms on balance. New 6-room house, two blocks from University Park Sta tion. BALL & LEE Room 28, Raleigh Building, Sixth and Washington. CITY ACREAGE 6 acres jn the city. Plat ready to file. Carline through the center. Bull Run water laid to property. We control this property, and if plat is tiled couldn't buy it for double price asked. $.50,000 profit. On the market for a few days only. Grindstaff S Schalk 204 Stark St., Tel. Main 392. "Buy Business Property" $277000 Full lot 50x1 OA on Sixth Ft. If you are looking for an Investment that will mk ou a handsome prolit within Io das, we can recommend this to you. Call at our affice for . terms and income. Reed, Fields 6 Tynan Company 102 Second St. Phone Main 7:HM. GOODS-ROOM HOUSE On E. 7th and Tillamook St., 100x100 corner; shrubbery and some small fruits; close to good car service; ex cellent buy at $5000. Terms. Dean Land 6 Investment Co. Phone Main 6912. 413 Commercial Building. Water Front Developments in railroad and the new bridpe being authorized at Os wego make South Portland water front worth more. We have 635 feet with railroad running through the entire length, and with frontage ou Macadam road, for only $25000 H. P. Palmer 222 Failing Building. Main 5661. Payment of Interest Commercial Club Building Association Interest on the negotiable receipts and tha coupons of the outstanding- bonds will be payable at our office on March 1, 1907. Portland Trust Company ot Oregon K. K. Corner Third and Oak Streets. BEST BUY ON ALDER ST. 100x100 corner, close in, $60,000 J. Daly 114 3rd St. NOB HILL Fractional Lot 92300 Love Joy; near 2:td : choice flat or residence site. Vanduyn & Walton 515 Chamber of Commerce. Beautiful Furnished Home Of 6 rooms in Hol laday Park, lot and house worth $4ir(K furniture $1000. Will Bell (or 47oO. Part cash, balance on Owner. 218 Falling tirr.t. - Inquire Bias., corner Third and Washington. Nob Hill Bargain $:900 Elegant lot. SflxtOO. faces south, near-by lots, no better, are $r,000. Sur rounded by fine homes. Good for residence " WALTER GLENN COX Boom 2i:, AUsWy bide.