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Newspaper Page TextV THE HORNING OREGONIAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCIT 13, 1907. f3 AMUSEMENTS. NEW TODAY. NEW TODAY. DO $40? If you do, that settles it. You can purchase a lot in Rose City Park. The monthly payments are so small, only 3, that you can easily meet them. There is no doubt but what you can sell that same lot in two weeks at profit. Besides the invest ment feature, there are M ANY OTH ER REASONS Because hundreds of people visited there again yesterday and many lots were sold. Because of the enormous demand for lots in that tract. It even surprised us. Because it is a natural location for an elegant and high-class district. Because over One Million Dollars, altogether, will be needed to carry out plans. Because there is pure water, pure air and there will be excellent neighbors. Because of the best car service in the Northwest, telephone and electric lights. Because of excellent gravel soil, which insures natural and perfect drainage. Because it is close in and situated on a straight road to the shopping section. Because every street will be parked and a fine boulevard system established. : Because the prices are about half what they should be and the terms are very easy. Because many new homes are being planned and many others are contemplated. Because there is a building restriction of $1500 to $2000 and a building line. Because cement sidewalks will be laid and the streets are now being graded. Because there is a fine speedway, 80 feet wide and three-quarters of a mile long. Because many of your closest friends have already decided to buy and build. Because it will prove the most popular home neighborhood in the city of Portland. FREE AUTOMOBILE SERVICE. EVERY HALF HOUR SARTMAN THOMPSON & T BANKERS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE GROUND FLOOR. Telephone Private Ex. 20 aVton HEILIG THEATER US?Z Thura., Fri., Sat. Nights, March 14. 15, ltf. Special Price Matinee Saturday. Th b Fa vori t e A ct or, CRESTON CLARK K In "THE RAttOKD MKSNENtiERJ ventni? Prices Lowr Floor, 10 row $1.50', 6 rows, $1; Balcony, $1, t5c, 60c; Gallery, 3 Sc. 25c. ' Matinee Prices 2Sc to . Seats Now Selling at Theater. BAKER THEATER Phone Main 2. GEO- I BAKER. General Manager. Portland's Fashionable Popular-Price The er All This Wek The Baker Theater Stock Company in Hoyt's - "A BLACK SHEKF. A scream of fun. music and laughter from beginning to end. Every Hoyt farce seems better than the last. The wise man ouys his seats far in advance at the Baker. Mat inee Saturday. Evenings 2Sc, 3r,c. 3c. Mannea 13C sac. Next Week "Shannon of the Sixth' EMPIRE THEATER Phone Main 117. Milton W. Seaman, Msr. Playing Onlv- Eastern Road Attractions. Tonight All This Week Matinees Today and Saturday The Novel ana Startling Melodrama, I-OST IN NEW YORK. , Thrilling- Plot and Realistic Scenery. The Kind of Play Everyone Like. Regular Em pire Prices. Next Week "The Kinjr of Tramps." PORTLAND Comparative statistics of conveyances and of building operations on- the Kaet and West Sides during the years 1005 and 100S. CONVEYANCES, 1906. Number in whole or In part At prop erty on the West Side J.94i Number wholly ot property on the Est Side 11. EDO buildings, 1906. $6850 , THE STAR Main K494. ThW Allen Stock Company Presents UNDER TWO FLAGS Oulda's Masterpiece. Matinees Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays at 2:30 P. M. ; Prices 10 and 20 cents. Every evening at 8:15; prices 10, 20 and 30 cents. Reserve seats by phone. Main 5406, for all performances. LYRIC THEATER, Portland's Popular Stork House. Every Afternoon and Evening This Week. Reorganized Lyric Stock Com pany In the Famous Pastoral Play "THE PARISH PRIEST." Reserved seats can now be secured in ad vance from 10 A. M. to 10 P. M. Daily matinees at usual time. Evening perform ances at 8:13. Saturday and Sunday eve nings: First performance at 7:15. Amount expanded for - business Mxks of all elates of build in its. exclusive of residences, on the West Side 2,34n,283.00 Amount expended for residences on the East Side 2.492,738.00 Comparative statistics of dwellings erect ed during 1V05 and HHMJ 1905. Dwellings. Cost. West Side 315 $ 007.204.00 East Side 1.074 1,58290.00 1906. Dwellings. Cost. West Side 10 $ 9ft9.09R.no East Side - 1.64H- S,49Z,7.00 For every 100 residences built on the west Side In It-Ott. 531 were built on the East Side. Comment is unnecessary. HOLLADAY'S ADDITION (East Side.) T thr (rpncrnnhlriil center of the city and is the most desirable residence district, and much of this wllL become business, property. Do not overlook these facts when making Investments, and call and inspect the prop erty, for seeing is believing. THE OREGON REAL ESTATE CO. 8V Third St. (Room 4.) Portland, Or. Pantages Theater Itlartelll Trio, Baker Bros., Leo While. THE RUSSIAN DANCE. Madam Lucille, Three DeGreaus, The Bio- g rapu. Performances daily at 2:30, 7:30 and 9 P. M. Admission, loc and sue. Boxes 2Z Any seat at weekday matinees, ten cents. CHIEF IS HELD TO TRIAL Salt IvakO Offtclnl Accused of Con spiracy to Defraud. SALT LAKE, March 12. Chief of Po lice George Sheets, charged with con spiracy to defraud tourists passing through Salt Lake City, was today held by Judge Whittaker to answer to the criminal division ot the District Court. Chief Sheets was arrested about two weeks ago, together with Detective George Raleigh, both being charged with accepting money from a band of gamblers for protection. The preliminary hearing before Police Judge 'Whittaker occupied most of last week, the Judge finally tak ing the. oase under advisement. W. H. Parrent, who confessed that he and hl associates had made a practice of entic Inj? men . into card jrames and tlien swindling them,- was the chief witness against Sheets. Parrent declared that he and his as sociates had paid to Chief Sheets 00 for the privilege ot operating their games in Salt Lake City. The case that brought matters to a crisis was the complaint of Alexander and William McWhlrter, who charged that they had been swindled of nearly $10,000 In a card game. Hesides Chief Sheets and Detective Ra leigh, seven other man are charged with complicity In the conspiracy. They are W, II. Parrent. Attorney William New ton, V. W. Bell. "Jack' O'Brien, "'Lar ry" ' O'Brien. "Jim" DonaldRon and "Nick" Raizuto. Newton's preliminary trial will take place next week. The others will follow unless they waive pre liminary hearing. . a i i t'anal-Diegers Appeal to Roosevelt. PANAMA. March 11 Steamshovel men rinployed on the canal have demanded Increased pay and a withdrawal of the rules regarding the accumulation of vaca tion time. The- chief engineer refused tho demands'; and as a consequence a rommlttPe of the men haa been named to ca to Washington to bring the questions st issue before. President Roosevelt. DAILY METKOROLOtilCAL REPORT. PORTLAND. March 12. Maximum tem perature. TiO d-Krees: minimum temperature. decrees. River rradlng at 8 A. M ., a fet: chanito in last -4 hours, '.04 feet. Total precipitation. 3 P. M. to 5 P. M., 1 Inrh. Total precipitation alnce September 1, lliort. r.4.:i:l Inches. Normal, precipitation tlnce September 1. o.YOl Inrfies. Denclencj or excrns, O.rts inches. Total sunshine. March 11. 1 hour. 49 minutes. Possible, sun shine. March 11. 11 hours, 40 minutes. Bar. ?mter reduced to sca-level) at 5 P. M., 1t).'i inches. PACIFIC COAST WEATHER. CTATIONS. -: P n 11:1 iV- Rftkcr City.,... Hismaivk. ...... aoin Kurt? Ka H pfona . North Head. ... PoORtcllO Portland Ketl Bluff HoKPburg Sacramento. . . . Salt l,ake City. , han Francisco. - Spokane Sflllf, . Tatoosh Island. . laO O.'Xire N Clear .. ilMj T. SB" iCloudy ,. 44 0.0J 18 NW (Clear . 4S O.OMSV 'Clear ..I34!0.0ll !W Cloudv ..!480.ti;i8 NvV ICloudy ..I32i0.04i2u;$w now nr. ..'50l T. ( 8iSW ICloudy ..j54 0.0 4'N Clear ..6210.001 4iNW .Pt. Oldy. .. j.V2iO.Oo:iO:.NW Clear ..1.16 l.ao'iltl'NW ICloudy .. IR4 0.0OI :NW ICIear. .. I4l! .Oo'l2iW !Clr. ..I.io! T. Hose icioudv .10 0. noi tl'W Pt. Cldy. '.Valla Walla. ..... !46:0.0012lSW Pt. Cldy. T. trace. WEATHER CONDITIONS. l.lBht snow has fallen In Southeastern Idaho and light ram In Southwestern Idaho, while elsewhere in the Xorth Pacific states no precipitation ot consequence haa occurred during the last' 12 hours. Tha weather has also clearsd in California. Sharp frosts oc- High Grade Rugs K Such a tremendous showing: of splendidly selected and beautiful carpet-size rug's has never before taken place in this city. These rugs include the best well known makes: "Taschkent" and "Basra," imported from Germany; the seam less "Wilton," made only by Thos. Leadom & Co.; the Hartford Co.'s new "Saxony," and the "Welling:- ton," manufactured by the Bigfelow Co. In this assortment can be found Oriental, Empire, Dogiiestan and Medallion designs at prices that will please the most conservative-buyer. J. G. Mack & Co. 86-88 THIRD STREET Exclusive Carpet House Exclusive Carpet House FUNERAI. NOTICES. BURKE Tuesday. March 12, Joseph Kdwln, Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Burke, ai?ed ft weeks and 4 days. Funeral from 423 Union avenue North, Wednesday, March 13, at 2 o'clock. Funeral private. MOROAN" In hl! citv, March 12. 1007. at 3oi--i Fifth street, Henry K. Morgan, aged 75 years It months and 2,1 days. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral services, which will be held at Flnley'e chapel at 2 P. M. Thursday, March 14. after which the remalne will be taken to the Portland Crematorium. Dunning;. McEntee Gllhantch. Funeral Di rectors, 1th Fine. Phone M. 430. Lady asst. ERICSON UNDERTAKING CO.. 40 Alder at. LMay assistant, rsono main eiss. The Grand YrmdevUIe de luxe Kelly m nd Rno, -The Men With the Chain. O'Neill' Majestic Mln etretfl, Onetta, Polly Ethel Hazel, Mitch ell ft Yove. Frank A IyOaise Beverly, Haruld Hoff, OrandUcope. Exposition Rink 19th and Washington streets. ST. PATRICK'S EVE PARTY SATURDAY, .MARCH 16, 1907. SPECIAL FEATURES! SPECIAL FEATURES!' Two sessions 7:30 to 10; 10 to 12. No admission charged second ses sion. Parson's Orchestra both sessions. PURSUIT RACES, RELAY RACES, ATHLETIC STUNTS. TASTEFUL ST. PATRICK'S SOUVENIRS FOR EVERYBODY. SPECIAL NUMBERS FOR COUPLES ONLY. NO ADVANCE IN PRICES. Admission 10c. Skates 25c. Quarter Block Sixth street; fine 3-story brirk business block, pay in c over 0 per cent net. .trice 1i-i,vvv; terms. Alder Street Corner, 106x100. 30.000. (Ninth Street 50x100, betwen Burnp.de and Stark streets; some Income. Price 27,000. Over One Block In North Portland. Price $45,000; terms. Clackamas Street Fractional corner with new 3-story build in?; strictly modern; paya over 6',4 ver cent net. nce io.uw: lerms. balance 6 per cent, 5 or 10 years. RICHARDSON-H0LBR00K CO. 51S Chamber of Commerce. Real Estate $4000 $6500 JSO0C. $6500 $8500 $12 500 NEW TODAY. Chance of a Lifetime $25,000 WILL BUY A EDWARD HOLMAN CO.. Fnneral Direct ors, 220 3d st. Lady assistant. Phone M. 607. 7.EM.ER-BVRNF.S CO., Fnneral Direct ors, SIS Russell. East 1088. Lady assistant. J. P. FIN LEY SON, Funeral Directors. No. 61 3d at., cor. Madison. Phone Main s. K. 8. RUNNING, Undertaker, 41 East Alder. Lady assistant. Phone Eaat 62. A. B. IIEMSTOCK Funeral director, E. ISth & Umatilla. Ph. gellwood 71. Lady ass t. NEW TODAY. PHIL. METSCHAN, President and MlMrfr. .3000 BUYS GOOD PAYING HOTEL, BUSI ittis at Beaverton, Or.; 18 rooms, all fur nished, half block from depot; newly fur nished and renovated: owner wishes to sell on account of ill health, call on or address George Thyra, Beavertoa, Or. UXCL13 MYERS LOAN OFFICE. 148 3D at., near Alder, eatabllshed 1870; old and reliable; any amount loaned on watches, diamonds, jewelry and sealskin. ALEX c. SAB. PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT. 407 McKay Building:. Phone Ualn 6401. WANTED DESK ROOM IN OFFICE. 64, Oreaonian. St. Johns 100x150 feet on O. R. & N. track. One. block from public wharf. Two story galvanized steel building; suit able for factory or trarehouse pur poses. A snap, for a few days. S7500 Kennedy & Hickok 325 Lumber Exchange. Seventh and Wnshtnsrtoa S European Plan ------- treets, Portland, Oregon. - - - $1.00, $1.50. $2.00 per Day. curred Tuesday morning west of the Cas cades and Slerraa as far south aa San Luis Obispo. The tndicationa ' are for generally fair weather In this district Wednesday, with slowly rising teinperalirrea. , FORECASTS. For. the 24 hours ending at midnight Wednesday: .. Portland and vicinity Generally fair; westerly winds. Western Oregon and Western Washing ton Generally fair: westerly winds. Eastern Oregon, Eastern Washington and Idaho Fair. EDWARD A. BEALS. AVCTION SALES TODAY. Bv J. T. Wlleon at safearoom. 208 First street at 10 A. M.. J. T. Wilaon, auctioneer. Excellent furniture today at the Portland Auction Rooms. 211 First St.. Sale 2 P. M. C. L. Ford, auctioneer. LOVETT At her residence, BOe East Yam hill street, Mrs. Sarah A. Lovett, aged 3 years. MEETING NOTICES. PORTLAND COMPANY. No. 107, WOOD MEN' OF THE WORLD, will give a grand masque ball Saturday evening, March la. in tha Woodmen of tlfe World Temple, 11th street, between Alder and Washington. All frlenda cordially Invited. Four elegant prises. WASHINGTON CHAPTTR. NO. 18. R. A. M. Regular convocation this (Wednesday) evening, March 13, 1907. at 7:30 o'clock, Masonic Hall. Burkhard building. Royal Arcb de gree and other important bualne. Visitor welcome. Members urged to aueoa. tsy oraer c. rt. r E. E. SHARON. Secretary. GI'IDING STAR COUNCIL. ORDER OF PEXDO, will give a whist social and dance this evening In the AUsky building. Prizes, refreshments and a free reading by Wanda, the palmlet. SAMARITAN LODGE, NO. 2. I. O. O F Regular meeting this (Wednesday) evening at S o'clock. First degree. Visitors welcome. .. . M. OSVOLD. Sec. CORINTHIAN CHAPTER, NO. 54. O. E. S. Regular communication this (Wednesday) evening, ft o'clock. So cial. By order W. M. KATE M. STEAD MAN. Sec $37,500 INCOME 6 PER CENT ON $40,000 105 Feet on 14th CORNER TAYLOR Close in and safe buy. I. G. Davidson 408 Chamber of Commerce. EAST BUENSIDE AND SIX TEENTH. STS. 100x100 and a 10-room house on the S. W. corner of 16th and E. Burnside sta. For price andterms see us. MALL & VONBOESTEL 104 Second and 392 East Burnside. Wanted! An investment in good Incomi oroDfrty, located on "West Side, between the river and 6th street; not south of gulch. The I iriice must be rivht. G 62. Orevoniui. WHOLE BLOCK -IN-- South Portland with tk-ackaf?e on two streets. Join a. syn dicate to take th is. I have one-third sub scribed; only $17...00 cash required, bal ance at o per cent. , W. B. STREETER 114 Third street. $10,000 100x100 feet, comer. A magnifi cent modern. 11 -room house on insida lot. Corner lot vacant. Beautiful sw. This is a splendid home, spec ulative or combined proposition, and well worthy or investigation. Kennedy 6 Hickok 32o Lumber Exchange. $3250 Ffl.I, T.OT OX 22U OTKKKT, XKAR I.OVEJOV. KI.K11ANT LOCATION' FOIt Fl.ATS. THIS TRICE FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY. lAMOIlMRRIS PHONE MAIN 3039. NET INTEREST INVESTMENT PRICE 5500.00. RENTAL INCOME 955.00 PER MONTH. Nice corner lot. 50x50 feet, and one 8- room modern residence, and one 7-room bouse on 4 th r street. Good location. J. FRANK PORTER 222 "Washington St MOEKIS ST. Three lots and a 9-room house and barn, 404 Morris st. See us. PRICE, $5000 TEEMS. MALL & VONBOESTEL 104 Second and 302 Bust Burnside. FROM OWNER For Sale Modern 7-room house, best lo cation, can im Kearney si. Nice quarter. X. W. cor. 29th and Savier; very sightly. Full lot on North loth, between Lovejoy and Marshall. Worth Full lot with 7-room modern home on 22d st.: east frontase. 100x100. 24th and York. Only quarter left, worth jio.uuu. One of the choicest high class residence quarter blocks on the market. Oft nnn SxlOO. on Madison near 2d ddU UUU covered with Ira me build lngs: a sure money maker. tlt fnn Half block X. 15th. Fran wrU UUU chise granted for switch up ljth. Best warehouse buy on the market, Grindstaff & Schalk Aetna Fire Insurance Company. 264 Stark Street. Telephone Main 392. H. W. LEMCKE COMPANY "SPECIALS" 0OCnn New modern G-room house, on V.3UU corner TT.nlOO on Failing St. Both streets imuroved. t7flfin North side Thurman st.. lWxloS, VI UUU A beautiful building site. The cheapest buy in the entire vicinity. S2250 7urman f"-cin south. 49x Thtirman St.. corner 100x100.. east of 23d at. You can't find Its equal on this "live" street for such a nriee. ' Xnnfl . near Thurman. Two rUUU houses on lot 60x110. Call early as this will not last long at this low price. tftCnfl Kith st. north, a corner 50x70. VfUUU Two houses, rental value HO. J'Jil cash will handle this. 24th st.. vlcinitv Thusman. Two houses on SOxlOO lot, facing east. 0 Fifth St.. near Hall, faelnff east. Two fine houses. Monthly Income $xo. On Portland Heights, on a, choice corner, 50x100. on carline. An elesant bungalow recently completed: Interior finish and construction the very best. 1'nlon ave.. near. Falling, lOOx 100. inside Improved with an In come of S35 monthly. Russell St., new flats pay inn better than 10 per cent. If you know vaules see this place and buy it. East Madison St., near 14th st., modern, 6-room house, lot 50x; 100. This is a bargain. East 12th st.. West IrvJngton. A strictly modern 7-room house. well built, beautiful interior, lot 50x100. Green's Addition, South Port land, two new houses, large cor net lot, on carline: has rental value of 31; tills Is away below what they are worth. Call early. Ea-sv walking distance, close im to Steel bridge: modern 8-rootm bouse, lot 0x100; a. genuine; snap. At :d and Division sta., 1 block! from carline; fine modern o- room house, including furni ture; lot 50x100, full basement, bath: without furniture, price J212S. Walking distance, close In to Steel bridge: a. well-built 7-roonn house, strictly modern, lot 50s 100; also a 5-room cottage in rpar included. Modern 8-room house. 73x100. oit a corner on E. Taylor and E. Zld sta.; a beautiful home and the Drlee is right. Elegant residence nr vr rooms on corner 100x100, on Broadway carline: beautiful grounds and everything strictly the very finest. -225xl3o. beautifully situated at Mt. Tabor; fruit trees; halt cash buys It. On Corbett st.. strictly modern home of 7 rooms, lot (SOxllli: finej construction in this house: fur nace and all conveniences: terms can be arranged; beauti ful east view. H. W. LEMCKE COMPANY 6th and Washington sts. Entire second Floor. Main 550. $5500 $7500 $4600 $4650 $2750 $4250 $2225 $4800 $6850 $12 000 $1600 $7500 Will Sell 750-Acre Tract of Land The Lewis Love and Nancy M. Love Do- ' ration Land Claims. Bids will be received by the undersigned for said land to Xlarcn 0. 1907, The right to reject any and all bids reserved. The greater part of this land Is within the city limits of Portland and la especially valuable for platting pur poses. Call on or address tha undersigned, 250 Main street, etty. T. T. STRtTBLE and PHILO HOLBROOK, Trustees of the estate of Lewis Love, de ceased. . t Near Steel Bridge MUST BE SOLD. Desirable house, choice corner, modem improvements, hot water heat, flrepl&ce; nut reasonable offer lefused: floor cover. ngra and shades if desired. OWXEK, 364 Roes st. S15.500 Buvs a piece of property with two-story building on Front street Inquire of owner, N 46, Oregonian. -Here Farm River and rail transportation, Wil lamette Valley. Well -worth price, $40 per acre, . I. G. Davidson 40S Chamber of Commerce. $35,000 WEST SIDE INVESTMENT 8V2 Net on $5500 5 YEARS GUARAXTEED IJCASK. Chanc for Wr advance in property, b aides sure income. OWNER JLEAV1NG CITV. C. C. SHAY 304 Ablnirton Bide. A Rooming-House Bargain! $2400 A great money-maker; "8 rnomn; on one of principal streets, worth $:i5tM. I want to sell qnirk: urgent reapon; house nets 1."V0 monthly profit. Address W 67, Oregonian. A cents Need Not Invent. smt. ACREAGE INVESTMENT $10,000 on Base IIne road. Vt mile from car line, 16 acres in high state of cultiva tion. 11-room house, large barn, . lawn, large assortment of fruit and berries; net income $1S00 last ypar; Mt. Hood sur very on property; H cash. Hotchkiss & Van Duyn 303 Chamber of Commerce. One of the best corners on Sixth at., north of Burnside. Owner, 432 Lumbes Exchange. - - - FOR LEASE For a term of years, one of the besfj corners on Sixth street. Address H-GO, uregoman. APARTMENT AND ROOMING-HOUSE LOCATIONS. West Side from $5500 to $ IS. 000. have lessee. A. K. BORTHwlCK, 316 Chamber of Commerce.. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE. WERT SIDE CORNER, 100x100, 14000; 9 minutes from 3d and Morrison sts, 2 car lines, Irvr level, 3 feet above street, flna view of Mount Hood. Can arrange to dl vide. W. G. Cox, 202 Alieky bldg. Call 13 , to 1:30. A GOOD BUT AT MONTA VILLA WET built tt-rooni plastered house with 2 loti (one corner), nice lawn, chicken-house, barn, 15 bearing fruit tree; 1 block from car; a bar pa in at $15f'0. HOME LAND CO.. 3-U.H First mt. CLOSE IN, UNION AVE. NORTH, SIX room houpe. modern in every detail; cor ner lot. Must be seen to be appreciated, Thlrty-eiffht hundred. Six hundred; caeh. Owner. C 67. Oregonian. 100XJOO FEET OF VACANT GROUND ON Williams ave. for sale. This lies south of Russell st.-, in coming- business district. For further information se owner. 269 Stark st: Room 18. ROSE CITY PARK SNAP IF TAKEN BK- fore Friday. 22r each, fRO cash, frt month, two swell lotA, hiph. near car, now selling On- 5400. Phone Main 4144, or M 62, Ore-ronlan. ,XXi0 Prospective business property, Eai Morrison, between 19th and 20th sts. : now Improved with two dwellings; income $35 pet mo.; terms. W. O. Waddel, 317 Lumber Ex. OVERTON ST., NEAR 2TH, $1r.O. 33 JO. south front, maendam street, cement walk: part time; forced aale. Owner, W. D. Fraley, 214 3d st. SPLENDID CORNER. 6txl0(, ONLY A few blocks from new Hiph Srhool. for 26.0; immediate sale. Hagemann A Blanchard, Ul 5th st. $47,oOHOICE -ROOM IICCSE. NIfR larire attlo.. colonial styl1: choice ross, flni lawn; easy walking distance: Pallett. 3'4 Fonton bldg. 26TH AND SANDY ROAD 100x100 and a 5-room cottage, situated at S24 Sandy Road, corner K. Twenty sixth st. Price 1900. MALL & VONBOESTEL 104 Sminil and 3tKS East Burnside. For Sale 66 2-3x100, with 7-room house, 309 Holladay avenue, near B. First. Ad dress, J. B. Zlegler, Rainier, Or., or Mrs. 3. B. Zlegler. Oregonian Office. EAST ASH Lot, 50x100. on south side of East Ash, next to corner Twenty-fourth street. Price SK00; . terms. MALL & VONBOESTEL 104 Second and 3S)S East Burnside. AUTOMOBILB SNAP WXABOUT IN flrrt-claw condition. 4W). Miners Cohen, loth and Alder. Telephone Main 2S83. FOR SALE Fs'E RESIDENCE LOT. So KtO; East Side; a bargain; must be sold at once. 300 Commonwealth bids;. LA RGB LOT. EAST JIAIX.' NEAR 31ST. AH Improvements in.-or -will build for pur chaser. V 6S. Orrgonian. 6-ROOM HOUSE. FINE FRUIT. M.4GNIFI cfnt view, near car; $1800, terms. Owner. 313 Commercial blk. J3800 -ROOM MODERN HOME. 28TH AND Main, lot ouxlno; terms. 323 Ablnton bld. Phone Main 3429. A SNAP $750. A CORNER LOT. 2STH ANI3 Pelmonts sta.; must be sold quick. N. R. Oliver, Kelfo, Wash. SACRIFICE S LOTS ON PENINSULA, two-thirds value today. Hollister, 313 Commercial blk. 500 BUYS NICE LOT IN SUNNY8IDE: Improvements made; $100 below cost. V 03. Oregonian. TWO ACRES OVIRDEN LAND, LEVEL, 4 blocks from carline; terms.- D 5, Ora-sronian. 100x100. N. W. COR. HOOD AND GAINES sts., 43O0O. L. E. Thompson As .Co., 22S Third. FOP. SALE 14 ACRES ON DKION" AVB. and E. Glisan. Writs N. F. Holpls, Bar ton, Or.