THE MOKNTSra OEEGOlSlAIf, MONDAY, APKITJ " IS, IDOT.
AMI'S EMEVTS.
KF.W TODAY.
HEW TODAY.
overcome the spirit that now rules
opposing -fGrcs in the Industrial
fid induBtetat "rgacfcylll prevail.
cu
1 ne
.trial 4esce
V 0. -
-T
foundation
. h(r imthrr
und
rna to play
ne 60 also we a
millennium
CAC AXl EITECT CON FLO.
udge -5lcKeoia Cle.lan.3 or ti$wT
xweil-streci district. Chtcafarx
illy declared that the
tnkards ar to blame-fui L lit! IT by
xls Inebriety in that thay ne'
prepare toothsome meals and
m piping hot when the pop
ne noma wit a a craving tor
nt "Food served in . lm
1 by Indifferent wives.
a sapient judge, "has more
h aendiMhuabanda to the
loan any ot
.ML.
rVpoTn palyjroB t,
rhd lo coicjpol,
(bands .If "The Uffu
raw mitiennwiTt
h to cooyr But
la of aucir women
pad. aaf even the
at admit, when the
n of tha house the
n' are spent Jn tha
ithar. we are toM, ha
ise of the lack of goo,'
htlly served at horn-
hi Chicago judge
ctlcal people, and &t
o Jtnow aomathliv'
to u raged wlre .yv
I reduced. with,
verbose refopfti
at tbey ap.
fence to or'-cn
1 nlm ply trail
Is because: Vtit
ion rreQu
I I
'erent food tnd'lfr
oraer or the ny
hie ao-called home'r S.e j ?S
,uch casaa, Mie'eff' ecfj
the drlFjtlnK'3's7Sl5J
ludet Clelland
de to
xpsrtenoa "bjufiar.
irovement of stAsiytiniiot beufee i
sd as extensively and asprordptly I
the growtii of tha city recuiarca, r
tar of abutting propertyCrc given
. er to delay or defeat the proceed
ed jl it i qm iwvn anown noi wnty 1.
tland but In every other-city of art;
Not until Seattle enacted a chai
which empowered the City Council
rder street Improvements, notwlth
ndlng objections could anything t
o-npllahrdi tn the way of permanent
k Under such a charter provision
ny Mlla of aireeta were trough, to
PUN TO DEEPER CHANNEL
OREGON CITY WANTS WIMiAM
ETTE RIVER CLEARED. '
Clickamas Rapids Bar to Naviga
tion Government Asked to Co
Operate In Movement.
OREGON CITY. Or., April 14. (Spe
cial.) The Board of Trade has gone to
work with a determined effort to bring
about the Improvement of the Willamette
River between Portland and Oregron City.
State Senator Joseph E. Hedges, V'. S.
U'Ren. and Judge Thomas P. Ryan have
been named as a committee to confe"?
with Coionel Roessler, of the United
States Engineer .Corps, relative to the
removal of the Clackamas rapids, one
mile below this city. These rapids are a
perdstent bar to navigation, making It
practically Impossible for steamers draw
ing more than two feet of water to
ascend up the river through the locks.
The congressional appropriation for the
Improvement of the Willamette River is
now available, and the Board of Trade
hopes to have a portion of this appropria
tion diverted to the clearing of the chan
nel between Oreiron City and Portland.
It is also proposed to enlist the co
operation of tho Oregon congressional
delegation in tills work.
Conditions surrounding the navigation
of the Willamette at this point were
gone over several weeks ago by the Gov
ernment engineers. It Is considered per
fectly feasible to remove the dangerous
rapids and establish a depth of six feet
or more to the locks. This would prob
ably necessitate cleaning out the lower
lock, but this would not entail great ex
pense and the business would he In
creased. - .
In connection with the Improvement of
the river, it is proposed to establish a
free public wharf at the foot of Eleventh
street and a committee has been ap
pointed to ascertain the cost of such a
structure and also to determine the
wishes of the adjacent property owners
as to the Improvement of the streets
leading to the proposed wharf site.
The Board of Trade proposes to secure
a reduction in the passenger rate between
Oregon City and points south of Mil
waukee on the lino of the Oregon- Water
Power & Railway Company. It Is alleged
that there is discrimination in the rate In
favor of Portand. The local Board will
co-operate with the Improvement Associa
tions of Oak Grove and Gladstone In an
effort to Secure an adjustment of the fare.
Harwas Good-By Concert Next.
The testimonial concert to mark the
approaching departure for Italy - of
vTr " 'Jf V iaiLt' TirT- : w r
rsz. jvrjrMuwrmmj '7&4 ?, Km w' . i ns i.ev
'IV.e'rinyv-JP'Tira! I V V iTl T KW i I M f ft i.jiJXV I I I J f J M IJI ft S I I ' f I IBl TWWT-- i e -
a n i niv a vj: an. r f 1 i 'fcv . it it it,i . tn a. i i a : i iiiiii' l i t i i t i j i j it i t u trvmr rinnm TvomiMavtn
may by majority vote order a Hint I ST
improvement rtaerafel!. nf I
uounctl hae
nee power to 2SSmf
districts. whOefl's?"'
with th-".
improvement
several street
. J .1 . m
.oaV'
- . JL .A. 1 .
O JT.- aaZSStXT wa e wee rewrniarTjironi
?jcijrVMl ' iraln at Wiock
-Jtfl. -ew-zr en trn wee 13
' A ,u4UIe
'J-' , x tJiaJfcjEeon four
HilHfl . V.h.r " a von.
iwt nnMrr-- rsanusi rrhsr. .a a fvrjrrs Government
VfflWA., .,773 nut ti im,iJ3?jr VAX7jra.Q ST eJ test for South
tfA 'jinuvh in tv.iJ4vaV "Se'ernel inlturnctifjar le let "WWiS ?SiJvO'' that Amert- !
.TTVLL JlAA reth.r cultivate WfifT irue vtrtue7 """fJIJf "jfcjfibout the Sjuth. Reported DeteJ Is
'KffnktrvT P A?Ia,t that make a -om&!f, of elory. and cdfatfK&tva4f ne last year than 4
nMViTTtfidetl It wWh fh" tt.iTlt not h miMi ..nm.YVI k. of hr during t,n or,i0A .u, ' 1 Aem I
HARTMAN & THOMPSON, BANKERS
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Miss Elizabeth Harwas, soprano, 'will
be given at the Heillg Theater, "Wed
nesday evening, and, tickets are now
on sale. A first-class musical pro
gramme is provided. On this occasion
Miss Harwas will be assisted by Mrs. J.
Whyte Evans, a contralto, who Is rare
ly heard in Portland, the Lakme Quar
tete, Waldemar Llnd. violinist. Frede
rick T. Crowther, baritone and Miss
Alice Dougherty, who will play a violin
obligate The accompanists are Mrs.
Warren B. Thomas and Miss Mattie
Kelly. Miss Harwas is well knbwn
as a Concert soprano and soloist In
the choir of St. Lawrence's Catholio
Churoh, Third and Sherman streets.
IA1XY METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
PORTLAND, April 14. Maximum tenrpe
rattire, 62 degrees; minimum. 41. River
reeling at 8 A. M., 11.9 feet; ohange la
but 24 hours, -1.1 feet. Total precipitation,
fi P. M- to s I. M, none: total alnoe Sep
tember 1, 1906, 39.95 inches; normal. 39.91
Inches; excess, 0.04 inch. Total sunshine
April IS, 1907, 1 hour t2 minutes; possible.
13 hours 27 minutes. Barometer (reduced
to rea level) at 5 p. M., 80.02 Inchee.
PACIFIC COAST WEATHER.
SE 5
3
S E
1 s
o
BTATIOK3.
Baker City ...
Bismarck
Boise -
Eureka
Helena .......
North Head ...
Pocatello .....
Portland ......
Red Bluff
Roeeburg
Sacramento . . .
Suit Lake City.
a.n Francisco
Spokane ......
Seattle '.
Tatooah Island
Walla Walla .
flO'0.00,14'N'
64 '0.00 1 6 S
'MS 0.00112' NW
Jn2 0.01 SO N
t2' T. I16 .W
)4?4.on 24'VW
IBS 0.0OI CSW
2t0.00l 4 XW
Ill4fl.t4l 6 SE
lf0 0.O01 4 SW
Clear
Cloudy
Pt. cl'dy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Cloudy
Clear
Cloudy
Clear
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Pt. elay
Clear
Pt. ci'dy
Clear
.'SSI T.
6 SE
.-70 T.
.!! T.
8NW
8'VW
4 8
fto 0.00
. (14 0.00114
.1.12 0 00 '10 N-V7
.'66 0.001 416W
T trace.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
During the last 12 hours the barometer
lias fallen slishtly over the Pacific Elope
and showers have occurred, generally
throughout Northern California. Fair weath
er prevails everywhere in the North Paclflo
States. It is much cooler in Eastern Wash
ington. Northern Idaho, Montana and the
Interior of Northern CaltforrMa and slightly
warmer In Southern Idaho.
The indications are for fair weather In
this district Monday with rising tempera
turea in Eastern Washington and Northern
Idaho.
WE1ATHER FORECASTS.
Portland and iclntHy FaJr northerly
winds.
Western Oregon and Western Washington
Fair; northwesterly winds.
Eastern Orefron Fair.
Faetern Washington, and Northern Idaho
Fair and warmer.
Southern Idaho Fair west, showers east
portion; cooler. EDWARD A. BEALS,
District forecaster.
Mchotoa.
8T PETERSBURG. April 10 If waa
arwouticed tocUy that another attempt
on tile Ufa Of Grand Dulce Klohoiua
Ktcholatev.tch. prctfidont of the coun
to A. B C a recent
I -oa.JfiaU0.ia. delcnse ana a aecona
tttl 6jil Emporor
. - Sfc. or thi
FLOOR-COVERINGS
At no time in the history of the store has our
collection of Floor Coverings been more interest
ing or attractive than it is at the present. We are
now showing a complete line of Carpeting, Rugs
and Linoleum. The patterns are the latest and
'best, many of them exclusive with us. And the
colors were selected with the view of harmonizing
with the most popular decorative schemes now in
vogue. For courteous treatment, for promptness
and for satisfaction, our Carpet House is without
an equal in the city, at prices as low as the lowest.
J. G. MACK & CO.
86-88 Third Street
THE EXCLUSIVE
PHIL METSCHAX, Preeldemt and Xaaagcr.
Seveaxtk etna Wmshleurtom Streets, Portland, Orearon.
European Plan ------.-- - $1X0, $1.50, $2.00 per Day.
in 114
HAVANA. April lo
om a statement tontg.
rnor M&soon. It sa
After having com
teea of the UberaL i
publican parties and
community, inciudin
and representative
Commerce umI olhr
ng reoom mentations
clrcumatauoea maUOj
aary.
First it ts hardly
ate that tha position
velt Is exactly what
proclamation was to
provisional govern rn
law lit this island, 19
be turned over to a
fairly elscted. as so
permit .aud the staJ
inont established aaa
"I do not think foo
time for the talcing
sarv fof an efeotlo
Nlcaoias bad
' holding a prelU
VpVVt wa be done la
c be tahen jn sA
ry election, a
theresfl
tine fori
Mquirements of the
Tbe munlclp
ns should be
is already exi
' the elections
rovtnclal of ft
t
that t
se officials aho
It hough the preset
iae mainienanc
tua of thAM n
latter
lalort.
u trie
al ot$
CARP ET H OU SE ,
SOCIETY CIRCUS
ARMORY
0TH AXD COTJCH
under auspicga
; MULTNOMAH CLUB
AND a
THIRD REGIMENT
A Show Full of Fun and I.erit
BY 400 OF- THE! BEST LOCAL TALENT
Fifty horses, up-to-date side shows.
Menagerie of wild and tamed animals,
fine musio.
6000 seats and all (rood ones.
Prioos, 50c, tl.M and tl.5'3. Seats en
teaja at Sherman, Clay & Co, 6th and
Morrison.
HEILIG THEATER
Phone Main
GRAND
TESTIMONIAL
CONCERT
POR
. MTSB ELIZABETH ECARWAsV
Asaisted by the Best Local Talent.
Wednesday
April 17
bvenlng
Direction George ' L. Baker.
Tiokets, sx Gallery Admission, 50a Seat
Sale Today. 10 A. ii.. Helllg Theater Box
Ofllce.
Baker Theater
Phone Mate
Gee, L. Baker, Gen. Mire.
Home of the Baker Theater Stock Company.
Portland's Fashionable Popular-Price Play
house. Air- This Week. Evening 8:10.
J. M. Barriers Celebrated
ITngUeh Play
THB ADMIRABLE CKICBCTOJt
A Comedy in Four Acts. Masnincent Scen
ery -and Settings. Personal rJlrectloa
Mr. Arthur Maokley.
Evening Prices 2 .'to. 350, BOo.
Matinee 15c 25c
Matinee Saturday.
Wert tV'iek "The Prodlg-al Son.
EMPIRE THEATER 25Tm.
Milton TV. Seaman, Manage f
Ttamlght All Week Matinees Wednes
day and eturday Tha Last Road Attrac
tion of the aiesjoD. TKe Screaming raroe
comedy
"HELLO BILL"
yetlitTVs but Iaogha. Reg-ular Empire
prices.
Kect Wefc "The Blacfc Hsatd.
LYRIC THEATER
Portland fofmlar Stork Houae. Every
Afternoon and Eveaxtna; Thla Moek. Lyrlo
Stock Oompaoy in
"Across the Potomac."
Raaerved seats oan now be secured In ad
vance from 10 A. M. to 10 P. M. Dally
matinees at usual time. Evening perform
ances at 8:15- Saturday and. Bund ay eve
nings; first perfocxn&ncet at T
PANTAGES THEATER
The' Broadway -Trio
Cn . the- Screaming- ' Fares ,
"A Game of Hearts."
D Ioy Trio, Griffin Sisters, Leo White,
The Bart no a, Lottie G4bson, The Bio graph.
Pr(ormaooet daily aa 3:30, 7:-ftO and 8 P.
Jt. Admission lOo and 20c, Boxes 2 So. At
weekday matlneea. any seat -TEN CENTS.
AUCTKOQT SAIJKS TODAX.
By X T Wilson at aaiesrooni, 208 1st- t
at 10 A. M. J. T. Wilson, Auctioneer.
AC the Portland Auction Rooms. 21 1 1st
at., sale ftt 2 P. M. C. U Ford. Auctioneer.
At resMenee, 2ST Adama t-, east end
Steal bridg-e. Sole by the Portland Auction
rooms, at 10 A. it, 0t I Ford Auctloneaxw
O NOTICES,
NOTICB LESSONS 35a
Learn to dance correctly; afternoon and
evening elaasea dally; ProX. Wal Will bod's
ranclns School, 304 A Oaky Build tua Third
and Morrison streets.
CAME LI A CHAPTER, NOv 2f, O.
19. 6. Regular communication this
(Monday) evening, K. T- HAIL Ma
sonlo Temple. By order of W. M.
AN2CLQ COOTS.
WZLLAMXTTB LOtrQSX NO.
A. P. A A. M. Stated communi
cation this (Monday) evening at
7:30 o'clock. Work In M- M. de
gree. VLsJtlng- brethren welcome.
W. a WEEKS, Secretary.
PXRTLANT COMPANY. NO. 107, W. O.
W.. will give a military whist party
Wednesday, April IT, in the W. O. W. Tem
ple, Eleventh street between Washington
anft Alder, Admission 15 cents. Refresh
ments and good music for dan duff.
' HAWTHORNS LOTX5H. NO.
Ill, A. P. A A. M. Stated com
munication this (Monday) eve
ning, at 8 o'clock. Eurkhard
building. Work In the E. A. de
cree. Visiting brethren welcome,
' C E. MILIAR. Sec,
rrxEEAL nroTtcKs.
DASHTORTH At the family TeeMertce, 1586
Olln street, University Park, April 14,
Lacina A. Lanforth, aged 70 years.
Friends and acquaintances are respect
fully Invited to attend, the funeral eerv
Ices which will he held at the above res
idence at 1 P. M , Tuesdajs April 16.
Interment Rlverrlew.
LTBBT In hi elty. April 14, at his late
residence. 10O1 Belmont street, William
8. Ubby, aged 72 years 8 months and 7
days. Friends and acquaintances are res
pectfully invited to attend the funeral
service, which will be held at the above
residence at 2 P. M., today (Monday),
After which the remains will be taken to
the Portland Crematorium.
GREN At her late residence, 1104 Wllbim".
ette boulevard. St. Johns, April 12, Cath-
erlne Gr.n, aged 52 yeare 5 month 12
days, wife of Andrey Gren. Funeral will
leave P. & Dunnlng's Chapel, corner of
East Alder and East Sixth streets, Tues
day, April 18. at 8:30 A. M., thence to St.
Francis' Church, corner of Bast Oak and
East Eleventh streets, at 0 A. M. Friends
Invited. Interment in Rlvervlew Cemetery
Donning, MeEntee ft Gilbangh. Ptmeral rH
reetora, 7 th Pine. Phone M. 430. Lady a see.
KRICSOX UNUKKTAKThTQ CO., 400 Aides
St. Lady assistant. Phone Mala 612.
EDWARD HOLMAJ." CO.. Pnneral Dlrees.
srs. tap id st. Lady assistant. I-hone M. 807.
ZEI.t.KB-BYBXES CO., Pnnend Dlreet
ra. Russell. East 108s. Lady assistant.
J. P. mnxrs A SO. Funeral Directors.
Ke. S61 M st eos. Madison. Phone Mala S.
T. 0. DtOTTrNG, trndertaker, 414 Kast
Alder. Xdr asalsteait. Pbone Last 62.
A. B. BOtSTOCK FtmenU director. K.
1 5th A tJmetlila Ph. SeUerood 7L Lady asst.
1TKW TODAY,
S3000
50120 and R2O6 modern homo on
Rodney ave. ; close to three car lines;
easy terms. i
Geo. D. Schalk
Tel Main 392. 284 Stark 6t
$35,000
Prominent corner on North Sixth; spec
nlatlve, with good income. Owner, J it,
OreKonlan.
ALEX C. RAEX
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT.
07 McKay Building.
Phone 11 sin 648L.
if
A
DON'T
BUY
'ANYTHING UNTIL YOU . -HAVE
BEEN US ABOUT
THAT C0RNEE, 100x100,
ON TWELFTH STREET;
HEART OP THE WARE
HOUSE DISTRICT. WILL
SELL AT A SNAP, OR
BUILD TO SUIT.
Moore Realty Co.
268 STARK STREET.
Residence Bargain
"We have for sale a fine resi
dence on East Twelfth street, near
the beautiful new addition to Irv
ington which is just being com
pleted. House has 6 large rooms,
den and reception hall, electric
and gas lights, fireplace, furnace,
etc. Also polished floors. Full
lot 50x100 feet, nice porch and
everything modern and con
venient. For price and terms, call
upon the undersigned.
CHARLES K. HENRY 8
122 Third St Portland, Or.
CAIN YOU
11 Net On Your Money?
AND STILL REFUSE" TO
BUY! IF SO, DON'T READ
THIS. IF NOT, AUD YOU,
HAVE $25,000, SEE US,
Moore Realty Co.
268 STARK STREET.
$45,000
Quarter block on 4th et.; worth tBD,
030 $10,000 -cash, some Income. . .
$26,000
Brick buUdlns; and lot, 60x100 oil 3d
St. Income, 1166.
$45,000
One-quarter block and 10 elegant
flats; Income, $337.50 per month. $10,000
cash, will handle this.
BoIIam, Qrussi &
Higley
128 Third St
SCATTERED
PROPERTY
Quarter block, on Grand ave.. ofteap.
50x100, corner, Union ave.. Income.
2 lota. Miner's Add. to St, Johns.
House7roomsand 8 largeTlots.81800
Six tine lots, orchard... 81300
H block. Kenilworth, on car line. 8525
6-room residence, Williams ave.,
modern 83600
6-room house, E. Ankeny st.,
modern, easy terms S5000
Quarter bVook, N. B. corner East
Taylor and East Ninth sta. . . .$6000
J.L.WdlsCo.
Room SM Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
Factory Site
S acres on O. B. & K. track, vest
of Doernbecher's furniture factory,
with 6 lots on Multnomah street,
Half cash will handle.
H. P. PALMER
822 Failing Building.
Portland Heights
We offer a few of the choicest lots In
GREENWAY
Addition to the Heights at
S600
Each, for a short time only
W &r proceeding now to grade all street
In Greenway and Improve with macadam,
concrete slOewallca, concrete curbi and con-,
crete crosswalks.
Bull Run water, sas. electric lights and
modern Improvements with first-class im
provement of streets makes this the finest
part at the city.
View eastward of the mountains Is superb.
Grand view from every lot.
Call at once.
WHITE &McLENNAN
201-205 Oregon lan Bonding.
Quarter Block
In ess of the best resident districts, at pres
ent paying; good returns; can shew you how to
improve property so yon can get 15 per cent
net.
GEO.-. BOHALK,
Tel. Main 692. 264 Stark at.
SEE
STORES NEAR
UNION DEPOT
FOR RENT
Two store rooms, Tery desirable for
restaurant, barber shop, boot-black
stand, rluthinjr store, pawn-shop, etc.
IJIrectly across street from Vnloa
Depot. Very one location. Will srlve
leases. Also frame bulldlasr and Inrrfe
vacant lot, suitable for machine shop,
marble yard, etc
BENO & BALLIS
84 Front Street.
FOB SALE REAL ESTATE.
17500 8-ROO.MS. WILLAMETTE HEIGHTS
J4000 8 rooms. Thurman st.
$:km)0 6 rooms, Siskiyou ave.
t 21100 8 rooms, on Mount Scott car.
OO 5 rooms, E. 2d st.
150 each for lots In Montavllla.
75x100 On Clackamas st. A rare bar-
gain.
Phone Pacific 1739.'
WH1TTEN & BRYANT
460-7-8 Swetland bldg
KLAMATH COUNTRY IM OREGON BB
clamation service expending S5.000.000 lr
rlgatlnK 230.000 acres. Finest of farmlns
and timber lands. Large cities .growins.
New railroads through the land. Lots on
monthly payments. Send live 2-cent
stamps for illustrated pamphlet. Klamath,
Development Co, Klamath Falls. Or.
14200 CORNER 80x50 ON" 1ST AND
Meade sts., with 8-room house, now
bringing J:f3 per. month.
MOORE REALTY CO
268 Stark St.
1900 WEST SIDE HOUSE AND LOT.
A good 6-room house on a 25x100-foot lot
on Qulmby St., buween 10th and 20th; the
lot alone is worth mora. For a few days
only at the above price.
SHERLOCK A W'ORRNDLB.
00 fith St., near Stark.
iW.BOO WILL BUY 8 CHOICES LOTS IN
warehouse district, near York st.
tut the place for a factory.
MOORE REALTY CO.,
208 Stark St.
UNION-AVE. SNAP.
Lot 40x100. near Russell st., all Im
provements in and paid; for quick sale
price reduoed to 1000.
ELLIS A YORK,
Rooms 20 and 21. 261 Morrison st.
5000 WEST SIDH MODERN HOME IN
walking distance; eight rooms and bath; ce
ment basement, laundry trays: two years
eld. 407 JeHcrson st.
MORGAN, SWEET & CHAPMAX.
213 Ablngton bldg. Phone Main 2015.
Ds-B LOT FOR A HOME BEAUTIFUL
sightly quarter, Th-lrd and Woo3B streets; a
splendid place upon which to build. For
sale cheap and upon very easy terms. See
A. H. Bltere, seoy. Ellers Piano House, Park
and Washington. ,
GOOD INCOME PROPERTY ON N. 1STH,
pays 7 per cent net on purchase price
with good future for Increase. Price $8500,
or will exchange for farm property. M. e!
Lee. room 20. Raleigh bldg- 323 Wash
ington at.
PARRISH. WATKINS A CO.. 250 ALDER
t. Real estate, rentals, loans and In
surance. We make a specialty of handling
rentals and property for residents and
nonrealdents. Established 1S72. Main 1044. i
ABSOLUTELY A GREAT BARGAIN; 5 5-!
walking distance; the buildings alone are
worth the money. M. E. Lee. room 20. Ral-'
eigh bldg., Washington st.
CORJTBR LOT TH3 SOUTHEAST CORNER1
of East 11th end Tillamook, aH improve
ments in and paid for; for a few days only. I
S1600. Sherlock: & Woerndle, 00 Fifth at., ;
BY OWNER MODERN, 8 ' ROOMS, FUR
nace, good condition; full lot; fine neigh-'
borhood; X3650; $750 cash, balance easv. I
8B4 B. Yamhill and 2&tb. Phone East 4G80 '
-ROOM HOUSE, FRACTIONAL LOT.
walking distance, $1700, $460 down; a'
good home for a worklngman. J. J.
Oeder. corner Orand ave. and E. Ankeny.
OOOD WASHINGTON ST. BUY A FULL
lot on this fine thoroughfare, and $10,000
cash will handle it. See A. H. Ellers, secy.
iuu nuiM, rm ana Washington.
60x100 FOOT LOT NEAR HAWTHORNS
ave.; lays 14 feet above the sidewalk,
for 650. Easy terma, M. E. Lee, room 20
Raleigh bldg., S23tj Washington st
WILL BELL CHEAP (MUST LEAVE TOWS)
7-room house and bam on ground lOOxlOO
or any part thereof; this is your chancel '
934 Rodney avenue, corner Bkidmore.
T-ROOM HOUSE. LOT 80x125. UPPER AL-'
blna; nice lawn, fruit trees; $3100. In
quire 895 Braxee St.; take Alberta, Wood
lawn or R.-S. car; no agents.
$4850 100x100- AND 4 5-ROOM COT-tag-es.
Income $43 per month; a good in-1
vesument. W. O. Waddel, 817 Lumber'
Exchange, 2d and Stark. i
VERY DESIRABLE LOT ON" BURNSIDEv I
close In. to lease for -a term of years at rea- :
sonable figure. Inquire of - Hogcmann A
Blanchard, 81 5th st.
IS DOWN, $5 PER MONTH FOR FINE.
sightly lots; price, $175; only a few left.
410 Stearns bldg., cor. 6th and Morrison.
Phone Main 1554.
$8000 50x90. SOUTHWEST CORNER' EAST
1st and Oak sts. ; One location for ware
house, with trackage. W. O. Waddel, 817
Lumber Exchange.
$300 CASH AND $15.00 MONTHLY WILL
buy a completely furnished 4-room oottage
at 7S9 Feet Tenth at.. North. State Land
Co., 133H First St.
A BARGAIN LOT 60x100 FEET, 6HAF
fer's Addition, on Benton eu, one block
from car. . Jenne, Trimble A Trimble, 411
Marquam bldg.
FOR RENT 5 AND 6-ROOM FLATS,
walking dlstanoe; rent very reasonable
M. E. Lee. room 20, Raleigh bldg., 82314
Washington st.
SNAP HAWTHORNE PARK LOT, 50x100.
east facing; the only one left at low
price of $2000; ideal home site. . X 20,
Oregonlan.
TERRACED CORNER 60x100. NEAR NEW
High School, E. Stark; also corner 100X
65. E. Clay and 8th; divide either, 1891s
BOUSES, ALL PARTS OF CITY. BUILT AND
sold on Installments. Kroner. 16-17 Cam
bridge bldg.. southwest cor. &d and Momsoa.
FIVE ACRES ON OREGON CITY LINE;
beautiful building site, $3000. H. O. Stark
weather, R. F. D-, Mllwaukle, Or.
$100 COTTAGE WITH 25x100 FEET ON
Meade at., nicely situated. Fine buy. Par
rish, Watkina A Co., 250 Alder st.
AN EXTRA LARGE BUSINESS LOT IN
center of city for sale by owner, $30,000;
half cash. T 26, Oregonlan.
MODERN 6-ROOM BUNGALOW, NEW.
$2400;. $400 down, balance $25 monthly.
Phone owner, Woodlawn 197.
SEE THIS HALF BLOCK FINEST Busi
ness location on St. Johns car. Zeila
Gossett, Riverside office.
rOR SALE NEW, MODERN, 6-ROOM COT
tage, comer lot. 50x100. on East 84th St.
Owner. Phone Tabor 809.
WANTED INCOME OR FUTURE Busi
ness property, $2000 to $20,000. Owners
only. W 24. Oregonlan.
TWO 4-ROOM COTTAGES IN CITY VIEW
Park; price $1100 each; terms to flint. State
Land Co.. 18314 1st St.
GOOD 6-ROOM COTTAGE. BAST 84TH AND
. . . i . . . . - ...... nnmv 1a. R 1 i.rt n a
lett. 804 Fenton bldg.
CHEAP HOMES ETVERY PART CITY, $960
nor easv terms. Mutual Realty Co.. . aouiL
Weahlngton, room 7.
$1300 LOT 50x60. NEAR EAST SLD0
Phone East 24O0.
FOR SALE CORNER LOT. -25TH AND
Salmon. $2100. Inquire of owner. 120
East 12th St.
$3000 FOR CHOICE FULL LOT IN WALK-
ing aietance. yj. Mmuuu, wo aiarquam bids;.
Paclno 1949.
SIX-ROOM COTTAGE WITH BARN, WEST
ilde; X42UU. ai. x. 'xnggart, eig Chamber of
Commerce.
60x100. PACING EAST, NEAR CORNER
East i!th ana niiamoox. foods owner, i
East 6500.
FRACTIONAL LOT NEAR E. 16TH AND B,
Morrison. Owner, 14S E. 16th st. Phone
East 8280.