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THE MORNING OREGOXIAN. FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1907.
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PAYS $50,000 FOR BLOCK
A. C. Dl.XMIKR BlYS GKOUX0
SEAR TERMINAL YARDS.
Itcdcmptorits Purchase Eight Acres
on ' Vancouver Avenue as
, Site for College.
A. C. .Dunmter has purchased a block
near the terminal ground?, bounded by
Vaughn and Wilson and Kighteenth and
N'tneteenth streets, for 50.0U0. The deal
was made by C. C. Vaughn and the for
mer owners of the property live in the
East. ' .
The Albina Gardens, near the comer of
Vnlon avenue and Russell street, have
been sold, to Jacob J. Hahn. for $15,000.
Two nionthH ago It was purchased by
Charles Bartram for J1O.O0O. The sale was
made through the agency of Bollman,
Giussl & Hlgley.
Joseph Closset yesterday 'bought the
quarter block at the northeast corner of
Third and Jefferson streets for 145.000.
Martin Kosenbaum. of Oregon City, who
sold the site, purchased it a year ago for
J:,'6.ooo. A two-story brick and small frame
buildings occupy the property. -
Sanderson Reed yesterday purchased a
quarter block at the southeast corner
ot East .Ninth and East Grant streets,
for $6000. The property belonged to
Martin Winch, and la occupied by six
small cottages.
The 'Rftdemptorist Fathers have bought
eight acres at Portland boulevard and
Vancouver avenue from the Marshall sis
ters and will erect on the property a col
lege for boys and girls. The consider
ation was 118.800. The Redemptorist
Fathers have headquarters at St. I-nuis,
and are engaged In the education of the
i 'athollc youth throughout the country.
Three of the fathers have been in Port
land several weeks, selecting a site for
the new college.
Mr. Thompson Swears
Round Oaths
Kncllltjr of FJxpreasloa tat Pro
fanity Coil, HI in Ftnea Im.
MnnU-lpnl Court Sailor Pe
nalised (or Fighting.
WIL.L.1AM THOMPSON was swearing
fome when found by Policeman
Wanless at First and Madison streets
In fact, he was swearing so loudly and
persistently that he attracted the atten
tion of the officer who patrols the beat. .
Thompson was lying outstretched in a
wagon when the policeman found him.
He was on his back with feet extended
In air, and the way he was ripping out
oaths was 'described by the officer as "go
ing some "
In the Municipal Court Mr. Thompson
was very emphatic ' in his plea of not
Mr. Thompson Was Swearing Soma
IVh!! Found by Police.
Utility, declaring himself to be the victim
of persecution.
' I'm not guilty, but I will plead guilty,
anyway," said .Mr. Thompson, when ar
raigned before Judge Cameron.
There were Rome . who thought Mr.
Thompson was fftlll intoxicated, -but he
was fined J15 and would have been lib
erated, but his habit of profanity got the
better of him and he ripped out an oath.
"That will cost you $30 extra," remarked
Judge Cameron, an he took hla pen in
hand and recorded the additional fine.
'We do not tolerate profanity here-."
9o Mr. Thompson was dragged away to
the City Jail by & bailiff and will work a
while to pay for hid little spree and the
fluent use of hla tongue In profanity.
LOl'IS LYONS, a member of a ship's
crew, refused to be put off when he
wished to have a little light with Jean
tSeanianoff. donkey-engine operator on the
French bark Leon XIII. Keamanoff did
not care to. enter into the fisticuff,' but
ljouis Insisted and forced the issue.
The two men met in an uptown saloon
one night last week, and had some drinks
together. A controversy arose between
them, which grew tn Intensity until they
Kefused to light on hore and Was
Attarked In His Bunk.
reached their respective steamers and
were aaout to separate.
Lyons Invited Seamanoff to fight, but
the latter refused and went to his bunk.
He had not been long asleep when he was
itounced upon and his face beaten into a
liulp. The assailant was Lyons, who was
taken Into custody later and was tried on
a charge of assault and battery in the
Municipal Court. He was lined KO and
was advised to be less persistent in keep
ing fighting dates in future.
Send Vance to National Tournament
The Seattle Athletic Club has decided
to send Frank Vance, champion 135
pound wrestler of the Pacific Coast, to
the National tournament which com
mence , March 28, at Newark. N. J.
Vance recently wrestled in Portland
and is well known here. He has never
aiet defeat and should stand a good
chance of winning the championship of
the United States in his class. Vance
will go to the University of Pennsyl
vania to put the finishing touches on
his training. Ho will make the trip
alone but on hi arrival will be taken
1
Huntington MADE Los Angeles with his suburban railroad service, and Oakland never knew how it felt to grow
'till Borax Smith put his hand to the motorman's crank. Portland has more possibilities than either; the
strap-hanging, foot-crushing, overly crowded, slow-going transportation days are over the people have had enough
of them. - . ,
RAPID TRANSIT
To Be the Best in the City The Road Is Now Building
and Will Be in Operation Within Ninety Days.
We Guarantee This or No Sale.
The streetcar service to BELLE CREST is really more than streetcar service IT IS
RAPID TRANSIT.
The car that stops here, there and everywhere could hardly be called rapid transit; a
streetcar line turning a corner every few blocks can't do for its patrons what a "bee-line" sys
tem can do. The electric to BELLE CREST is as straight as an arrow this means speed.
Our agreement with the Railroad Company considers all this we planned it out before
hand, and now we offer rapid transit as a peculiarly attractive feature of BELLE CREST. We
have paid for rapid service and you get it.
BELLE CREST is the most up-to-date new subdivision in Portland this being so, prices
should be secondary, although we are selling beautiful lots for no more than others are asking
in tracts infinitely less inviting.
This advertisement is an invitation to confirm what we are saying of BELLE CREST.
An auto-car is at your disposal we will call at your home if you will phone us a
couple of hours beforehand.
The Spanton Co.
Commonwealth Building, on Sixth Street.
Phone Main 2828.
In charge by friends of Dr. Holler, a
well known Seattle coach and athlete.
Vance has expressed a desire to have
Edgar Frank in his corner the night
of the tournament, and it is probable
that the two Pacific Coast champions,
who are old friends, will help each
other out.
SECOND TICKET IN FIELD
S. C. Xorton Heads Opposition
Against St. Johns Republicans.
At - an enthusiastic meeting-' last night
in the Woodmen's Hall at St. Johns a
citizens' ticket was nominated for the
coming- municipal election. There was a
large attendance. D. C. Rogers was
chosen chairman -and In a few words
announced that the purpose of the meet
ing was to place In: the neld progressive
and capable candidates for the city of
fices. K. D. Jackson was elected secre
tary. The following ticket was then nomi
nated: H. C Norton. Mayor: E. M. Esson. Re
corder: George M. Hall, Treasurer.
Councilmen First Ward, S. L. Dobie and
C. 3. Thompson: Second Ward. J. 3.
Downey and D. C. Rogers: Councilmen-at-Large.H.
S. Hewitt. C. S. Weeks.
This ticket will be filed today with the
Recorder. A third ticket Is not expected,
although it may make its appearance with
O.-R. Downs at its head. G. M. Hall is
the present Treasurer. S. I. Dobie is a
member of the Council at present. C. S.
Thompson was a member of the Council
a year ago, and'H. S. Hewitt is a mem
ber of the present Council.
There promises to be & close contest
between the Republican ticket, with B.
K. Couch at its head as Mayor, and the
one nominated last night. There will be
no "wet" or "dry" contest at this elec
tion, and th new charter will not be
passed on. A special election will be
called for that purpose.
DAILY METEOROlXKilCAL REPORT.
PORTLAND. March 14. Maximum tem
perature. 50 deg. ; minimum temperature. 41
deg. River reading at 8 A. M., 6.1 feet:
Change in last 24 hours. .0 feet. Total
precipitation. S P. M. to S P. M-, O.l Inch:
total stneo September 1. 1906, a4.rt inrlics:
normal, 33.38 Inches, deficiency 1.02 inches.
Total sunshine. March 13. 1KOT, 3 hours and
2 minutes: possible. It hours and 47 min
utes. Barometer (reduced to sea level) at
5 P. M., 30.03 inches.
PACIFIC COAST WEATHER.
TATION1.
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Harramento
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WEATHER CONDITIONS.
A moderate disturbance Is central this
evening over British Columbia and light
rain has fallen throughout Northwestern
Oregon and Western Washington. It Is d(
cidedly warmer in Eastern Oregon, South
ern Idaho and Northern Nevada, while else
where on the Pacific Slope the change in
temperature has been small.
The indications are for showers in this
district Friday.
FORECASTS.
Portland and vicinity Friday, showers.
Southwesterly winds.
Western Oregon and Western Washing
ton Friday. Showers. Southwesterly winds.
Eastern Oregon. Eastern Washington and
Northern Idaho Friday, showers.
outhrn Idaho Friday, increasing cloud
iness, followed by showers.
EDWARD A. BEALS.
Palpitation of the heart, nervousness,
tremblings, nervous headache, cold
hands and feet, pain in the back, re
lieved hv Carter's Little t.iver Pills.
ACCTIO' SALES TODAY.
By J. T. Wilson at salesroom. 20 First St.,
at 10 A. M. J. T, Wilson. Auctioneer.
At the Portland Auction Rooms. 211 First
It. Sale 2 P. M. C. I Ford, Auctioneer.
At 42T Alder at., near 11th St. Furniture of
r.-.ience. Sale at 2 o'clock. Baker ' &. Son,
Auctioneers.
At Gtlman's Auction Rooms, 411 Washing
ton street, at in o'clock A. M. S. U N.
Giiman. auctioneej
High Grade Rugs
CU Such a tremendous showing- of
splendidly selected and beautiful
carpet-size rugs has never before
taken place in this city. These
rug-s 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 Bigelow
Co. In this assortment can be
found Oriental, Empire, Doghestan
and Medallion designs at prices
that will please the most conserv
ative buyer.
J. G. Mack & Co.
86-88 THIRD STREET
Exclusive
Carpet
House
PHIL METSCHAN, President and Manager.
Seventh and Washington Streets, Portlnnd, Oregon. -European
Plan $1.00. $1.50, $2.00 per Day.
MEETING NOTICES.
POi'AHONTAS COrNCIL will meet Fri
dnv, March 15. 8 P. M.. in Sachem's rooms.
Western Academy of Music bid. All Red
Men and ladies desiring to become charter
members Invited, charter list voted on and
membership fee collected.
EMILY L. DRISCOLU Organizer.
PORTUND COMPANY. No. 107, WOOD
MEN OF THE WORLD, will give a grand
masque ball Saturday evening, March 16, In
the Woodmen of the World Temple, 11th street,
between Alder and Washington. All frienda
cordially Invited. Four elegant prizes.
MULTNOMAH CAMP, W. O.
TV. Mets every Friday evening
at East Alder and East Slxtn
streets. All Woodmen cordially
invited to meet with us,
J. M. WOODWORTH. Clerk.
JHASSALO LODGE. NO. 15. I. O. O. F.
Regular meeting this (Friday, evening
at 7:3o o'clock. Work In the ad degrett.
Visitors welcome- F. COZENS, Sec
PORTLAND LODGK, NO. 55. A.
F and A. M. Regular communica
tion this (Friday) evening, at 7:30
sharp. Work in EL A. degree. All
Masons invited. By order W, M.
I. W. PRATT, Secretary.
THE AUXILIARY. MYRTLE CHAPTER.
NO. 15. O. E. S.. will give a St. Patrick",
card party March 15th. at the residence of
S. L. Brown, tkiS East Stark St., corner 18lh.
if
ROSE CITY CHAPTER. NO. 86. O.
E. S. Regular communication this
(Fridav) evening at 8 o'clock, K. of
P. Hall, llth and Alder. Order W. M.
SARAH B. GUERIN. Sec.
THE AUXILIARY. MYRTLE
CHAPTER. NO. 15. O. E. S.. wiU
give a St. Patrick's card party Fri
day evening. March 15. at the resi
dence of 3. L.. Brown. 66C East Stark
street, corner ISth.
DIED.
ERZ In this city. March J 4. at the family
residence. 447 4th St., Frank Frederick
Bra. aged St years. 4 months and 1!1 llay&
Funeral auaguut'cmcul later.
A.
IN
The Jacobs-Stine Co.
The Swetland Building, on Fifth Street.
Phone Main 359.
Exclusive
Carpel
House
FUNERAL NOTICES.
MAC CORMAC In this city. March 13. Rev.
Johneton Mac Cormac. aged 81 years. 8
months and 13 days. Friends are re
spectfully invited to attend the funeral
services, which will be held at St. Steph
en's Chapel, corner irtth and f'lav sts..
it 1:13 P. M. today (Friday). March 15.
Interment Rivervlew cemetery.
Dunning. MrFntee ft Gilbaugh. Funeral Di
rectors, 7th ft Pine. Phone M. 430. La Or asst.
ERirsOX EN-DEBTAKING CO.. 409 Alder
t. Lady assistant. Pbone Main eiss.
EDWARD HOLM AN CO.. Funeral Direct
ors. 220 3d st. I-ady asslstaat.-Phone M. 507
ZELIER-BYRXKS CO.. Funeral Direct
ors, 273 Russell. Bast 1088. Lady assistant.
J. P. FINLEY ft SON. Funeral Directors.
No. 281 3d st.. cor. Madison. Phone Main 3.
V. 8. DUNNING. Undertaker, 41 East
Alder. Lady assistant. Pbone Kast 6t.
A. B. HEM8TOCK Funeral director K.
13th Cmatlila. Ph. Sellwood 71. Lady ass't.
NEW TODAY.
$3000 BUYS GOOD PAYING HOTEL. Busi
ness at Beaverton, Or. : 16 rooms, all fur
nished, half block "from depot; newly fur
nished and renovated: owner wishes to sell
on account of 111 health. Call on or address
George Thyng. Beaverton, Or.
ALEX C. RAE.'
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT.
407 McKay Building.
Phone Main 6191.
Near Steel Bridge
MUST BE SOLD.
Desirable house, choice corner, modern
improvements, hot water heat, fireplace; ne
reasonable offer lefnsed; floor coverings and
shades if desired. OWNER. 364 Ross St.
FROM OWNER
. For Sale Modem 7-room bouse, best lo
tatii'D, aU'S .Kearney, tt, .
CREST
AMlSEMEXIti.
wao,, HEILIG THEATER
ToniB-ht Rrl.V
Toniorrmv Nlrht.
Mat. Tomorrow.
CRK.STOX ( I.ARKK
In tTi Problem Drama.
"TIIK RAC.C.KIk MKSNKNt.KR."
EvonfnR Fri-s Lenwer Floor. 10 row 9,
?1.50: T.ast (i Rows. $1; Balcony, $1, 70c,
H(r: Gallery, o.'c -5c.
Mai f ne Prions. XI to -Ttc.
Seats Sellln? for Engagement at Theater.
waVinlton HEILIG THEATER Ma,hn7
Mon., Tues.. Wed. MphtF. March IS. J!t, 2V,
Spelal Price Matinee Saturday.
The Kirke L.a -Shelle Company Presents
IUSTIN FARMM
IN
"THK VIRGINIAN."
Kventntr Prir-e Entire Uwer Floor", f 1.50;
Balcony. $1, 7.V-; entire Gallery, 50c.
Matinee Prices $1 to l!5c.
BAKER THEATER "2
GEO- T. BAKER. General Manager.
Portland's Fashionable Popular-Price The
aterAll This Week Tha Baker Theater
Stock Company in Hoyt's
"A BLACK SHEEP."
A scream of fun, music and laughter from
beginning- to end. Every Hdyt farce seems
better than the last. The wise man buys
his seats far In advance at the Baker. Mat
inee Saturday.
Evenings 25c, 35c, 50c. Matinee 15c. 25c.
xt Week "Shannon of the Sixth."
EMPIRE THEATER
Phone Main 117. Milton W. Seaman, Mgr.
Playing Only Eastern Road Attractions.
Tonight All This Week Matinee Saturday
The Novel and Startling Melodrama
"LOST IN NEW YORK."
Thrilling Plot and Realistic Scenery! The
Kind of Play Everyone Likes. . Regular
Empire Prices.
Next Week "The King of Tramps."
THE STAR Main 549ft.
The 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
5496, for all performances.
TYRIC THEATER, Pori land's Popular
Stork Honne. Every Afternoon and Evening
This Week. Reorganized I.yrlc M.ock Com
pany in tiie 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 8:15. Saturday and Sunday eve
nings: First performance at 7:15.
The Grand
Vanderllle de Lnxe
Kelly and Reno.
"The Men With
tbe Chairs."
O'Neill's Majestic Min
strels, Ortetta, Polly
Ethel Har.nl. Mitch
ell A Love. 1 rank Jt
Louise Beverly, Harold
HofT, tirandiscope.
Pantages Theater
Martelli Trio, Baker Bros., Leo White.
.THE RUSSIAN DANCE.
Madam Lucille. Three Detarvaus, The Bio
graph. Performances daily at 2:30, 7:00 and
9 P. M. Admission. 10c and 20c. Boxes 2r,c.
Any seat at weekday matinees, ten cents.
NEW TODAY.
$10,500
Fractional lot close to Third and
Klanders L Good income-bearing, and
nothing o close in as cheap. Come
let us phow vou.
VANDUYN & WALTON
515 Chamber of Commerce.
Second Street
Corner 50x100, improvements paying
1J per cent net. There are things do
ing on this street. Price J1S.0O0.
F. O. XORTHRVP A CO.
. Sll Commercial Block.
Wanted!
An investment in good income property,
located on West Side, between the river
and 5th street; not south of gulch. The
price must be right. G 62. Oregon Ian.
Mortgage Loans 5 and 6
Real Estate City and Farm.
Insurance in All Lines.
A. H. BIRRELL .
101 to :oj McKay Bids.. Srd and Stark
NEW TODAY.
To Investors
and Speculators
-Vter you have fanvassed the mar
ket thoroughly, come to us; we have
some excellent propositions in inside
business properties.
Sphinx Agency
305VL Stark Street.
G. D. Greene. C J. McCraeken.
Real Estate
$4000
Nice quarter, N. W. cor. 29th
and Savier; very sightly.
f nrnn Full lot on North 15th. between
dOOUU L.oveJoy and Marshall. Worth
tvton
$6500
Full lot with 7-TOom modern
home on 22d st. ; east frontage.
tOCnn 100x100, 24th and York. Only
00UU quarter left. Worth .10.000.
t19 rn(l ne ot tl,e choicest high
OIL 0UU class residence quarter
blocks on the market.
Ann flnO 55xlOO on Madison near 2d,
$ull UUU covered witli frame build
ings; a sure money maker.
jfl nftfl Half block N. 13th. Fran
OrU UUU chise granted for switch up
lath. Best warehouse buy on the market.
GrindstafF& Schalk
Aetna Fire Insurance Company.
264 Stark Street.
Telephone Main 392.
Hotels in Hood River
Two good investments ; both money
makers, doinjr a lucrative business;
with laud that will double in value.
see; our list of
Hood River Farms
All jrood money-makers. Don't de
lay. Write us today.
J. H. HEILBRONNER & CO.
HOOD RIVER. OR.
WATERFRONT
635 FEET WATERFRONT
R. R. running through entire length.
Also frontage on Macadam road.
Easy terms, 30,000.
H. P. PALMER
222 Failing Bldg.
AVi Acres
On Gilliam avenue, one blork north of
Base Line road, at Mount Tabor. View is
j?ranr beyond description. Good 2-story
house, which would oast nearly the whole
price of this property. Over 1O0 full bear
ing fruit trees, assorted varietio?. This
should sell to the first pers m who looks
at it. Take Morrison street car, get off
at West avenue, or call ar.d I w.ll go
with you.
R. M. WILBUR.
110 2d st.
Will Build to Suit
AND
Sell You
A sightly lot In good neighborhood on the
carline. overlooking Willamette: electric
light and Bull Run water; will give terms;
automobiles not needed to show this prop
erty, t
Phone Main 3375. 403 Marquam bid?.
ONLY ONE LEFT
$3250
LOT 50x100 NOB HILL
2nn st., arsT soith of i.ovkjoy: tjo
ASD SKK IT, THKN OMK IN AND MAKE
A DKl'OSIT ON IT.
LAMONT"& HARRIS
30B-7 SWETI.ANO BUM!.
niONK main :o:(9.
A Rooming-House
Bargain!
$2400
A jjreat money-maker: 28 rooms; on one
of principal streets, worth $.'15no. I want to
tell quick ; urgent raeon ; house nets $ 1 5o
monthly profit. A duress W 07, Oregonian.
Ajrenta Need Not Investigate.
Here it Is
The cheapest business quarter-block in
the northwest of the city. You will find
it on the southwest corner of Seventeenth
and Pettygrove. I will sell it for $H090
less titan any other quarter as good. Let
me explain why this Is so.
R. M. WILBUR.
110 2d St.
$11,000
A corner on Kast Burnside sold a
few days agro for $l.i.00O: we have the
next corner above for $11,000.
Don't that bear the earmarks of a
bargain to you?
WHITING & ROUINTREE
82Vi Third Strrrt.
10-ROOM HOUSE
. luoxlOO and 10-room house, R-J" Nelson
st.; this is a bargain; only two blocks from
Kast Ankeny carline.
PRICE $3600.
MALL & VON BORSTEL
104 Second at. and 393 E. Burnside at.
FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE
A lot 46x72 and a neat &-room cottage,
situated on the south side of E. Ash st.,
near B. Twenty-eighth st. Price J1850.
Terms, $500 down, balance to suit pur
chaser at 7 per cent.
MALL & VON BORSTEL
104 Second St. and 382 Cast Bnrnalde.
NEW TODAY.
$41,000
50x100, corner 5th, near
Buraside, INCOME
$3000
$3oTooo
100x100, Alder t., cheap
est quarter, on "the street.
Price soon will be raised.
Rose City
. Ten acres adjoining Rose
City Addition. High and
sightly, a great snap at $550
per acre. (Surrounding prop
erty prices at.
$850
Per Acre.
E. J. DALY
114 Third St.
Site for a Mansion
Ideal Location on Portland Heights
The handsomest and most
commanding residence site
on Portland Heights, con
taining about three lots and!
adjoining the property of
the most exclusive owners in
that exclusive section. Un
equalled view both ways,
with every mountain in full
sight, and benefit of south
ern exposure. Right re
served to reject undesirable
applications for purchase, of
this property. K 6S, Orcgo
nian. LenoxAddition
No automobile needed.
No promise of carline construction.
No dependence on yon, the buyer and
buill-r to make vrIhvh.
$300 per lot. 50x1 ml. $10 cash. S10
per month, with -building restrictions.
We tire iunide of city's legitimate
growth.
Cars running every ten minutes.
Values and improvements now estab
lished. Absolutely no speculation about fu
ture. No necessity to boom and offer at
boom orices.
Solid improvomcnts nil n round us.
No excitement, no boosting in our
oroperty.
No glowing1 pictures offered to en
thuse and locate you.
Everything in sight, no guessing.
-T'se good judgment. Don't jump,
look around.
Don't pay the highest prices way out
of city.
Yon can beat them close in. '
A. C. CHURCHILL & CO.
110 Serond Street.
Ofl nflfl Quarter block on North
l)a.U UUU lfith street, with 5 good
houses; fair income.
4!10 Cfin Corner on North lHth st..
9lZ 0UU well improved, income J960;
lease soon out: can easily be increased.
Onflfl Fu" lot- with modern 8
vOUUU ' room house, on 12th st.,
south of Market, near 2 carllnes, or easy
walking distance.
tylRflfl lflOxlOO on Kth st, near
wrOUU Thurman. on carline. street
improvements all in. cement sidewalk;
etc.; best bargain in North Portland.
fICnn Quarter block, Portland
040 UU Heights, cor. 19th and Spring
sts.; cement sidewalks and streets all im
proved. 1C nnfl Full block. Portland!
I0 UUU Heights. This is one o
the prettiest sites for a home in the city
of Portland and situted in the most fash
lonable part of the Heights.
1C find Fu" lot. with 2 houses. 01
O I 0 UUU North 8th. near Glisan; thin
is a good speculative buy.
CLOHESSY & SMITH
401-2 McKay Bldg-. ' i
WHAT'S THIS?
Lots 50x100 feet : everv street gradedv
sidewalks, city water (Bull Run) piped to
every lot, electric light, gas, streetcars
pass the property every 10 minutes, a dou
ble streetcar track in front of the lots
Cone won't do. we must have more).
Now the above is not going to be, bufi
all these things are there now and have
been for years. This property Is knowa
as Alton Park," with an unobstructed
view of the river, on the best drive in the
city, not going to be built, hut has been
built for years. Alton Park is on thft
river drive, just a jerk from the Madison,
street bridge. You don't need an auto
you can go out and back to Alton Park
JO0 times a day. Take the Sellwood car
and get off on Harold St.. stand still and
face east. You will see the sign Alton
Park. Title perfect, abstract free to
every lot. Price $200 and up; any kind of
terms.
CL0HESSY& SMITH
401-2 McKay Bldg.
Will Sell
750-Acre Tract of Land
Tha Lew(s Ixve and Nancy M. Lova Do
nation Land Claims. Bids will be received
by the undersigned for said land to March
SO, 1007, The rlpht to reject any and all
bids reserved. Th greater part of thia
land la within the city limits of Portland,
and Is especially valuable for platting pur
poses. Call on or address the undersigned,
250 Main street, city.
T- T. 8TRUBLR and
PHI 10 HOLBROOK.
Trustees of the estate of Lewis Love, de
ceased. Holladay Avenue
BUSINESS CORNER
See that fine business corner, sltrated
S. W. corner Union and Holladay ave
nues, having a frontage of 100 feet on
Union ave. ; 200 feet on Holia4av ave.
and 100 feet on B. Third St.
PRICE, $20,000 TERMS.
MALL & VON BORSTEL
104 Second St. and 32 Kast Burnside.
For Sale
66 2-3x100, with 7-room house, 309
Holladay avenue, near K. Flrat. Ad
dress. J. B. Ziegler, Rainier, Or., or
Mrs. J. B. Ziegler. Oresonian Office.
$15,500
Buys a piece of property with two
tory building cn Front street. Inquire
of owner. N 46, Oregonian.