THE MORNING OREGONIAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 16, 1907.v
13
CLUBS N QW ARE ONE
Merging of Two Republican
Organizations Ratified. .
LIVELY SESSION IS HELD
Provision or Constitution Relating
to Indorsing oC Candidates
Threatens Trouble, but the
Meeting Ends in Peace.
It is now the Union Republican Club
and there are no longer in existence the
Beaver Republican Club or the Multno
mah Republican Club. The ratification of
the consolidation of these two clubs into
the union club waa held last night at
the Sellins-Hirsch hall, and not only
were the labors of the two executive
committees approved, but the members
voted that the officers who had been
selected by the joint committees should
utand. The meeting wa called to order
by President John ' Gill, with Max G.
Cohen as secretary.
President Gill, In calling the gathering
to order, explained the purpose for which
the meeting had been called and briefly
outlined the preliminary work looking
forward to the consolidation. Mr. Gill
then called on Secretary Cohen to read
the minutes of the meetings already held,
end also the constitution, adopted.
For a ahort time it looked as if the
ratification would pass off without a
ripple of disapproval, but P. A. McPher
eon rose and wanted to know whether the
executive committee had power to con
tent to a consolidation without the knowl
edge of tho members of the club. No
one was disposed to side with Mr. Mc
Pherson and the meeting got down to
the real fun.
There was a joker In the constitution.
It was bristling and hud fangs, for the
section made It the duty of the union
club to assist in the nomination of suit
able candidates before the primaries, and
to support all Republican nominees at
the general electiou. W. M. Davis, got
the attention of the chair and announced
that he had opposed that part of the con
stitution which Indorsed candidates before
the primaries.
Will rresent Ticket.'
"But now that it has found its way
into the by-laws," he said, "I will at this
time serve notice on this meeting and I
make it in the form of a resolution, that
at the next meeting, which will be next
Monday night. I will Insist upon follow
ing out that part of the constitution and
will name a ticket that I shall ask this
club to Indorse."
Some one made a second to tlier motion
and when President Gill called for the
riuosilon a dozen took a hand at speaking.
Mr. Davis' motion drew from W. M. Cake
a most impassioned appeal for harmony
and he said that it would not be obtained
by starting out by indorsing any one
candidate for any one office before the
primaries.
W. W. Banks, saw calamity, anger and
HKony ahead of the club if Mr. Davis'
motion prevailed. S. C. Beach, Dr.
Kmmert Drake and a few others were In
favor of taking the section of the con
stitution for what it meant. A. J. Capron,
could not see any use of organizing a
club, not to talk of harmony, when, at
the very outset they startedV . oft Jtlth
S t.en-fqot dagger.
After a dozen or more' of the members
present had taken part in the discussion,
Mr. Davis, by special consent of the meet
in, was permitted to make a closing
talk. It was then that Davis showed his
motive. Davis conies from Missouri, and
from a region of the state where a little
political strife is always necessary to
put ginger into a campaign. Davis wants
money in the treasury and he conceived
the idea of having it get abroad that the
club would next Monday night indorse
candidates. This he knew would bring all
of the candidates and their friends into
the meeting, and as his resolution pro
vided that no one could vote who had
not paid his membership fees, the treas
urer would do a land office business.
Davis' Motion Amended.
Mr. Davis' motion did not prevail. It
was amended, so as to strike out the
dynamite, but a meeting of the club will
he held next Monday, and all of the
various Republican candidates will be in
vited to attend. Mr. Davis, just before
the meeting adjourned again served notice
upon the club that on Monday night he
would attend the meeting with a list of
Candidates that he would ask the club
til indorse.
The section of the constitution which
caused such a lively time, follows:
The ob.1ets of this organization shall be
to promulgate Republican policies and prin
ciples, to promote harmony in the ranks of
the Republican party, to assist In the nom
ination of suitable candidates In primary
elections and to support at general elections
.11 Republican nominees sleeted at such pri
mary elections.
MEW RELIEF ASSOCIATION
Charitable Society Formed to Aid
, Families of Prisoners.
The Portland Relief Association was
organized yesterday for the purpose of
giving- Immediate aid and attention to
the families of prisoners who are con
victed and sent to the County Jail
or penitentiary. The principal aim of
the association is to eliminate the red
tape required by many of the charit
able societies in the investigations,
and provide funds for destitute wives,
mothers and their children, and not
wait until they have starred to death
awaiting the action of some organisa
tion. Deputy Sheriff J. H. Jones is
the originator of the plan, and through
his efforts the association was launched
with the following officers: President.
A. U Thayer; vice-president, Frank
J. McGottlgan; secretary and treasur
er. J. H. Jones: publicity representa
tive George A. White. The papers will
bo filed today and the list of member
ship fixed within the requirements of
the law.
The necessity for such an organiza
tion is brought about by many cases
that are never rroperly reached
through the right channels, because
of the pride of the persons concerned,
and the necessary signing of papers,
investigations and general red tape
connected with each case, during which
time the poor mother and children are
able to starve to death;
All those Interested in this work
are requested to address o. H. Jones,
secretary and treasurer, Portland Re
lief Association, Sheriffs oftloe, city.
Do Not Crowd the Season.
The first warm days of Spring bring
with them a desire to get out and en
Joy the exhlliratlng air and sunshine.
Children that have been housed up all
Winter are brought out and you wonder
where they all came from. The heavy
Winter clothing Is thrown aside and
many shed their flannels. Then a cold
wave comes and people say that grip Is
epidemic Colds at this season are even
more dangerous than In mid-Winter, as
there is much more danger of pneumonia.
Take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, how
ever, and you will have nothing to fear;
It always cures and we have never
known a cold to result in pneumonia
when rt was used. It is lpeasant and
safe to take. Children like it. i'oc.aaie
br all druggist.
THE
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rssruxo, OR.
MODER7V
BEBTAOKAMT.
cost oxa mhjjow doixjuwl
1 HOTEL OREGON
2 CORNER SEVENTH AND STARK STREETS. 2
Z Portland' New and Modern Hotel Rate $1 per Day and Up. I
European Plan. Free Bus. ,
: WRIGHT-DICKINSON
HOTEL PERKINS
Fifth and Washington Streets; PORTLAND, OREGON - r
EUROPEAN PLAN
Cl.M to tS.H Per Dnr
Aocor dinar to loomtioa.
t. T. DAYXES. rrvsMeos,
St. Charles Hotel
CO. (INCORPORATED)
Front and Morrison Streets, PORTLAND. OR.
EUROPEAN PLAN 1 ROOMS SOc TO $1.5
FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT IN CONNECTION
ESBBCS
SEE PAGE 12.
E FOR LITTLE CHILD
PORTLAND MAN ABDUCTS HIS
DAUGHTER AT JOPLIX.
-Kidnaps Her From Boarding House,
but Is Pursued by Irate
Landlady.
ST. IXJUIS, April 15. (Special.) Dis
patches today from JopHn, Mo., announce
the abduction there by Lafayette Smith, of
Portland, Or., of his 6-yeax-old daughter,
Flossie, from a boarding-house in which
her mother, his former wife, is employed
as cook. Smith was married eight years
ago, and two years later at Wichita, Kan.,
his wife obtained a divorce and custody
of the child. Then .Smith took a solemn
oath to possess his daughter despite the
court's decree. Mrs. Smith fcelleved her
ex-husband did not know her whereabouts.
Smith inquired yesterday of the landlady
about boarding rates. While they talked
the child entered and Smith caught her
and, shouting: "This is my child," dashed
from the house and entered a cab. The
landlady Jumped Into a buggy tied near
her home and gave chase.
For 10 or 12 blocks the drivers raced, but
the cab man finally stopped and the land
lady, overtaking the vehicle, demanded the
return of the child. Smith rushed and
escaped by running through a store by
the rear door.
The name of Lafayette Smith is not
given tn the Portland directory and In
quiry about town failed to reveal any in
formation regarding him. Certain per
sons said that the name was familiar and
it is possible that Mr. Smith lives in one
of the suburbs of Portland which are out
side the city limits. -
Fish Laws Do Not Hold.
Judge Wolverton, of the United
States Circuit Court, handed down a
decision yesterday that the flsh laws
of Oregon and Washington requiring
a six months' residence in Oregon,
Washington or Idaho in order to flsh
In the Columbia River are not binding,
because the law fails to concur on
points of residence and citizenship. The
decision was made in the cases against
Pietro res.iairo and M. Furlo, residents
of California, who were arrested in As
toria. for the purpose of making a test
caser The men were ordered dis
charged. :
Guild Holds Profitable Fair.
CANYON CITY, Or., April 15. (Spe
cial.) The ladies' Guild of the Episcopal
Church here have Just held their laster
sale, postponed for two weeks for better
preparation. The affair was well patron
ized, and successful in every way. The
suild is looking forward with much
pleasure to the visit in May of the Rev.
Charles W. Scudding, Bishop of Oregon.
DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
PORTLAND, April .15. Maximum tempe
rature. 64 degrees. Minimum 40. River
reading- at S A. M.. 11.6 leet; change In last
24 hours -0.3 foot. Total precipitation, E P.
M. to 5 P. M., none; total since September 1.
1306. 89.95 inches; normal, 40.01 inches; de
ficiency, 0-06 inch. Total sunshine April 14,
1907, 13 hours 30 minutes; possible. 13
hours SO minutes. Barometer (reduced to
sea level) at S P. M-, 30.14 inches.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
A small disturbance over ITtah haa
caused showers In that state and also in
Nevada and Southeastern Idaho. The bar
ometer Is relatively low over Vancouver
Island and a few, small showers have fallen
along the west end of ths Strait of Juan de
Fuca. Elsewhere In the North Pacific states
fair weather continues. It is much coolers
in southeastern Idaho and correspondingly
warmer In the interior of Northern Cali
fornia. The indications are for fair weather in
this district Tuesday except in extreme
Northwestern 'Washington where showers
are probable. It will be wanner in South
eastern Idaho.
WEATHER FORECASTS.
Portland - and vicinity Probably fair;
Westerly winda
Western Oregon "Probably fair; westerly
winds.
Western Washington Probably fair south, 1
abeirori.B.uUh. nurUaai vauwir. jOttd. 1
KUfJUAirEH
ill Tallllsls Ml
ceMEiciu mm hi
Special rates soad
to families mat
sine la gentlemen,
lh. r i I
wtU be please a
mix times to show
rooms nod rlTe
prices. A modem
Turkish bath -
hotel.
H. C BOWEBS,
HOTEL CO.
Prop.
rtrst-Oaos Chock Keotonraat
Connected With Hotel,
C e. DAVIS, So, ana Tisas
Eastern Oregon, Eastern Washington and
Northern Idahci Fair.
Southern Idaho Fair and warmer.
PACIFIC COAST WEATHER.
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AUCTION BALES TODAY.
By J. T. Wilson at 14T North 23d St., at
10 A. M. J. T. Wilson, auctioneer.
At Gtlman's Auction Rooms, 411 Washing
ton st., at 10 o'clock A. M. s. L. N. Gil
man, auctioneer.
At Baker's Auction House, corner AIdr
and Park sts. Furniture, carpets, etc. Sale
at 10 o'clock. Baker A Son, Auctioneeres.
MEETING NOTICES.
A. AND A. S. RITB. AINS
WORTH CHAPTER OF ROSE
CROIX NO. 1 Regular meeting
In Memorial Hall, Scottish Rite
Cathedral, this evening at 8
o'clock. Blectlon of oncers. By
order WISE MASTER.
WASHINGTON CHAPTER. NO. 18,
R. A. M. Special convocation this
(Tuesday) evening, April 16, at 8
o'clock. Masonic Temple, Burkhard'
bids:. P. M. and M. E. M. deareea.
Visitors welcome. By order E. H. . P.
E. E.5BARON. Sec'y.
PORTLAND 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
and Alder. Admission 15 cents. Refresh
ments and good musto for dancing.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Regular meeting
of Ivanhoe Lock No. 1. This (Tuesday) even
ing at 8 o'clock at X. of P. Hall, 11th and
Alder. Esquire Rank. Visitors welcome.
EMMETT E7L.LHR. C. C.
DIED.
ALLEN" At hla late residence,' 640 E3aat 22d
atreet. April 16, James L. Allen, aged 71
years, 8 months and 1 day. Notice of fun
eral will be given later.
FUNERAL NOTICES. ,
GRAF April 14, Jacob Graf, aged 24 years.
Burled ' from Seventh-Day Adventlst
Church, Mr! lory ave. and Skldmore St., at
2 P. M. today (Tuesday), April la. Friends
Invited.
JAGGY At the residence of J. H. Jaggy.
1014 Mahx street. Vancouver, Wash., John
J. Jaggy, aged 33 years. Friends and ac
quaintances are reapectfully invited to at
tend the funeral, which will be held at the
above residence at 2 P. M. today. Brother
Oddfellows are requested to meet at Odd
fellows' Hall at 1 o'clock; interment City
Cemetery.
Punning. MeEnte s) GUtMMurh. Ftmeral Di
rectors. "Lb. Pine. Phon M. 43. Lady asst.
ERICSON tTSfnKKTAkrWO CO.. 4M
at. Lady asaUUtnt. Pnone Main S13S.
EDWARD HOI.MAN CO.. Funeral jblree.
era, t2 3d st. Lady assistant. Phono M. BOX.
ore, tit Bnasell, Eaas 1CSS. Ladj aaauttasifc
J. F. nXLEY SOU, Funeral Directors.
No. 161 3d sik. cor. Madison. Pbaao Main a.
r. S. DCjrOTNQ, Undertaker. 414
Aider, lady assist ant. Phone East ss.
A. B. HEM STOCK 'Funeral director.
ISth X Pmatilia. Ph. Beilwooa 71. Lady mt
NEW TODAY.
MONEY NEEDED.
We offer lot 60x100 with two good houses
that will pay 10 per cent net on price
asked. The property is In first-class
condition, near school and 2 carllnes
and on West Side. See us early.
JACKSON
Phone Main 345.
DEERTNG,
24 Stark St.
AMUSEMENTS.
SOCIETY CIRCUS
under auspices
M. A. A. C. AND THIRD REGIMENT
AT THE
ARMORY
10TH AND COUCH
. THREE NIGHTS. '
Thursday, April 18; Friday, April 19, and
Saturday, April 20.
Blgxest Loral Show Ever Attempted, with
a Galaxy of Star Performers, in a
TYPICAL CD3CTJS PERFORMANCE. '
Two Rings 400 People 40 Horses a Sing
ing Spectacle of Mixed Voices and Many
Other Features.-
PRICES: 4000 SEATS AT fiOC, 1006 RE
SERVED AT l AND 1J50.
Seats on sale at Sherman, Clay e Co..
Sixth ana Morrison streets.
HEILIG THEATER
Phone Main 1.
TESTIMONIAL
CONCERT
FOR
MISS ELIZABETH IIAIUVAS.
Assisted by the Best Local Talent.
Wednesday
Evening
April 17
Direction Georee L. Baker.
Tickets, SI. Gallery Admission. 50c. Gat
Sale Today, 10 A. M., Helllg Theater Box
Office.
Baker Theater.
Phone Main t
Geo. I Baker, Gen. Mr.
Home of the Baker Theater Stock Company
Portland's Fashionable PopoJar-Price play
, house. All This Week. Evening 8:15.
J. M. Barrio's Celebrated
English Play
-THE ADMIRABLE CIUCHTONV
A Comedy in Four Acts. Magnificent Scen
ery and Settings. Personal Direction
Mr. Arthur Mackley.
Evening Prices 25c, 35c. 50c
Matinee 15c. 25c.
Matinee Saturday.
Next Week "The Prodigal Son.
EMPIRE THEATER 5
on
Main 117.
Milton W. Seaman, Manager.
Tonight All Week Matinees Wednes
day and Saturday The Last Road Attrac
tion of the Season The Screaming farce
comedy
"HELLO BILL"
Nothing but Laughs. Regular Empire
prices.
Next Week "The Black Hand.
THE STAR Main 5406.
TUB ALLEN STOCK CO PRESENTS
The Romantic Drama,
'NORTHERN LIGHTS,"
By HARKINS & HARBOUR.
Mat. Tues.. Thors., Sat. and Sundays; prices
10c and 20c Every evening at S:J5-,- prices
10c, 20c and 30c. Reserved seats secured by
Telephone Main M96.
LYRIC THEATER
Portland's Popular Stork House. Every
Afternoon and Eveniiuj This Week, itfrio
Stock Company In
"Aerotui the Potomac.'
Reserved seats can now be secured in ad
vance from 10 A. M. to 10 P. M. Dally
matinees at usual time. Evening perform
ances at 8:3B.. Saturday and Sunday eve
nings; first performance at T
THE GRAND
WEEK OF APR IS.
Vaudeville Ie Luxe.
Herbert's Troupe of
30 Educated Dogs 30
in Leapiiur And
Looping the Loop.
Greatest Jo Act In
the World.
SFECIAI, ADDED
ATTRACTION.
Crank Cuahman,
2 (Kb. Century Min
strel. Tnttle May.
Viola & Enalo.
Jarvis & Tudor.
lVredric Roberts.
Grandisoope.
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NEW TODAY.
SHEEP RANCH
. FOR SALE
A modern, up-to-date woolsrowlng; plant
of great magnitude; equipped with powor
sheatins; machinery; -will just give a few
words of Introduction; 4400 acres. Al land,
of which 650 is finest kind of alfalfa land;
400 seeded to alfalfa, 100 to grain, an abun
dance of water for Irrigation purposes and
to ppare: 960 acres fine pine timber land,
cruises 15,000,000 feet; two large dwellings
of modern type; about OOOO sheep, plenty of
horse, cattle and 20 equipped camps with
buildings, etc. For further particulars of
this colossal Industry, call or write
LIND & CO.
Room 329 Lumber Exchange, Portland, Or,
15 ACRES
100 LOTS
SOUTH PORTLAND
Nearest Tract to Center of City.
NOT PLATTED.
12 minutes from Third and Washington sts.
and 5 minutes' -walk. Our price $1000 acre.
NO BRIDGES NO DELAYS.
Same distanc. teast of center; lots selling- at
$2000 each, and west of center, f 6000 each.
YEREX BROS. COMPANY
Phone Main 13S.
303 Goerinough bids;.
TWO SPLENDID BUYS
ftftfl Nice bins property near
0 IJ UUU Steel bridge; leased and bring
ing good Income.
HC Cflf. Fine quarter block on Belmont
vlu UUU near Grand ave.; cheaper than
anything else around; $6000 cash, balance
easy.
Do not be afraid to spend a little time to
Investigate those real bargains. If you want
something good.
F. FUCHS
M1H Morrison St,
BARGAIN.
MODERN SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE
CHOICE lOCATlON.
IMS East Alder. hone East 4S8.
STEW TODAY.
1 0 Beautiful Homes
All in Beautiful Localities and
Strictly Modern.
$4500 Six rooms, modern; ele
frand grounds and in midst of those
beautiful homes on Larrabee street.
$5000 Seven rooms, two extra
rooms -in- attic, not a prettier home
in Portland.
$8000 Elegant home on quarter-block,
East Ankeny, close in,
house cost more than this to build.
Double constructed throughout.
$14,500 Four elegant flats on
Glisan. Cheapest buy in Portland. A
chance to make $1000.
On Nob Hill we have homes
$7000 to $SOOO.
- On Willamette Heights we have a
beautiful $4000 home. "
' $850 Fine, -well-furnished cot
tage at Gearhart. Act quick,
Oregon Realty & Investment Co.
18 ABINT.TON BLDQ.
. Phone Paciiia 773.
SPECIAL
AUCTION SALE
FURNITURE AT
RESIDENCE
142 GRAND AVE. NORTH.
THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 2 P. M.
T ROOMS FURNITURE. ALL. NEW
High-grade piano, oak case; drophead sew
ing machine, banjo, guitar, carpets, beds,
bedding and linen, bric-a-brac galore, Ane
cookstove, linoleum and "kitchen furnishings.
The parlor, hall and bedroom furniture we
cannot describe bere; Just come and see. If
you are looking for something at half price.
This Is short notice, but when H Is m forced
pale, what can we do but sell to the higheet
bidder? At any cost, the goods must go.
Sale by the Portland Auction Rooms.
C. L. FORI ATTCTIONEEJRV
Don't forget our other sale at 26 J Hall at.,
Thursday next, at 10 A. M.
STORES NEAR
UNION DEPOT
FOR RENT
Two etore rooms, very desirable for
restaurant, barber shop, boot-blacic
stand, elothlna: store, pawn-shop, etc
Directly across street from Union
Depot. Very fine location. Will a-tve
leases. . Also frame boildlns- and arg;e
vacant lot, suitable for machine shop,
marble yard, etc
BEN0 & BALLIS
64 Frottt Street.
COUNCIL CREST PARK
The most fashionable residence dis
trict in the city. Choice lots on grad
ed streets near carline $500 each.
Yerex Bros. Company
302 Goodnough Bldg.
Phone Main 133.
Union Avenue
A half-block in this great thorough
fare of the East Side; will make you
rich; only a block and a half from
Morrison street improvement already
made. Ifere is the place to build.
Call and get particulars.
8
Chamber of Commerce.
lOOxlOO
Best quarter-block on the
East Side
for the money. ' Close in. Must sell
this week. A snap for some one. For
particulars see
McKinley Mitchell
202 Stark.
10 Acres
NEAR
Council Crest
Commanding magnificent View of
City, Mountains and Valley. Cheap
est sightly acreage in city $1000 per
acre.
Yerex Bros. Company
302 Goodnongh Bldg.
Phone Main 133.
SPECIAL
F3S.000. . .
S18S Per Montfi.
SI 2, 000 Will Buy.
leased for Two Year.
1 JPEB CEXT NET.
GEO. D. SCHALK
Tsl. Main 392. 204 stark St.
Mortgage Loans 5 and 6
Eeal Estate City and Farm.
Insurance in All Linee.
A. H. BIRRELL
tat to ZOJ MaKar Bide- ted and Stark
$35,000
Prominent corner on North Sixth; spec
ulative, with good Income. Owner, J 34,
Oregonlan.
UNCLE MYERS- LOAN OITICE. 14 3D
at., near Alder, established 1870; .id and
reliable; any amount loaned on watches,
diamonds. Jewelry and sealskins.
GEOROB BLACK.
fTBIJC ACCOUNTANT.
. 118 WorcertM- Building,
Pboi Pactno uor.
AI3t-.J"AE.
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT.
407 McKay Bulldlnc
- .Phona Mala 6il
JEW TODAY.
Another Modern
Hotel for Portland
Liberal Cash Bonds
Furnished
"We have a client -with ample means
and experience to conduct such a
hostelry who desires to come and do
business in Oregon's metropolist He
is open to contract for lease of build
ing which should cover a '4-!:llock
and contain from 150 to 200 rooms,
td be modern in every respect and
centrally located.
Who will take hold of this safe
proposition. If you do not own the
correct site, we can sell you exactly
what is wanted.
Any capitalist meaning business
can obtain full details at our offices.
Lambert-Whitmer Co.
107 Sherlock Bldg.
404 Bast Alder St.
'ANYTHING UNTIL . YOU
HAVE SEEN US ABOUT
THAT CORNER, 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.
$45,000
Quarter block on 4th St.; worth $50,000
110,000 cash: soma Income. This Is like
findlns JOOOO.
$26,000
Brick building and lot, 60x100 on 3d
st. Income, $169.
$45,000
One-quarter block and 10 elegant
flats; Income, $337.50 per month. $10,000
cash will handle this.
Bollam, Grussi &
Higley
128 Third St.
Who Wants Lents
'Acreage?
WE HAVE THE BEST BUYS IN
THAT SECTION
20 ACRES IN CULTIVATION,
$350 PER ACRE
10 ACRES, WITH HOUSE, '
$400 PER ACRE
10 ACRES, HOUSE and ORCHARD,
$600 PER ACRE
10 ACRES, PARTLY CLEARED,
$300 PER ACRE
20 ACRES, PARTLY CLEARED,
$225 PER ACRE
ALL FINE TOR PLATTING
McKinley Mitchell
202Vz Stark Street, City.
Portland Heights
We offer a few of the choicest lota In
GREENWAY
Addition to the Heights at
S600
Each for a short time only.
We are proceeding now' to grade all streets
in Greenway and Improve with macadam,
concrete sidewalks, concrete curbs and con
crete crosswalks.
Bull Bun water, sras, electrlo lights and
modern Improvements with firprt-clasa Im
provement of streets makea this the finest
part of the city.
View eastward of the mountains Is superb.
Grand view from every lot.
Call at on.ee.
WHITE &McLENNAN
04-205 Oreeonlan Building.
Apartment House Site
Seventeenth and Irving
Streets
This Is Cheap
Investor Investigate
Barnes, Collinson 6 Starr
76 First St.
AUCTION SALE ON THURS
DAY NEXT
We shall sell the various consignments
of furniture and also -the neat furnishings
of a six-room flat, sent to BAKER'S
AUCTION HOUSE for absolute sale.
This sale TO COMMENCE AT 10
Q'CLOCK BY
BAKER & SON, Auctioneers.
FOB SALE REAL ESTATE.
9200 4OX108 AND GOOD- 7-ROOtf
house. K- 17th st.. near Morrison; noth
C so cheap In this vicinity. W. Q, Wad
Aei. 817 dumber J&KChaace
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FOB SAI.K RAX, ESTATE.
SUBURBAN1 RESIDENCE LOTS. 50xlS24.
FRONTING ON OREGON" CITY CARI.INH
AT OAK DROVE STATION: FARE 8
CENTS; BUILDING RESTRICTIONS:
PRICES $126 TO PER LOT; TERMS
125 DOWN. S PER MONTH; AGENT WILL,
ESCORT PARTIES FROM OUH OFFICU
AT 2 P. M. ON MONDAYS. WEDNES-SirRIDA'rs-
A PLAT MAT BE HAH
FOR THE ASKING. PHONE US AXI WH
WILL MAIL SAME. M'OMBER & DEKFEN.
SVr'S1!-.. 410 STEARNS BUM PHQNB
HOLLADAT ADDITION.
Comer lot. !5X: Inside, $1,100.
Houe and Quarter block. Jsooo.
HOLLADAT PARK APDITIONt
Quarter block, $1500.
Inside lot, $700.
We have 30 lots and 15 houses, all 4
which are choice In this location.
, BECK A RICE.
o'flce Branch offlfl.
808 Failln bldg. Real Eetate.l 690 Wasco .t.
Main MOT. East 2432.
$7500 8-ROOMS. WILLAMETTE H EIGHT t
$4000 8 rooms. Thurniao st.
$no0 e rooms. Siskiyou ave.
it0 8 rooms, on Mount Scott car.
$-lK 5 rooms. " E. 2Zd st.
SlZrO each for lots In MontavlJla.
75x100 On Clackamas st. A, rare -bar
(aln.
Phone Pacific 1739.
WHITTEN & BRYANT
' 400-7-8 Swetland bldg,
$0000 FOR 100x100 FEET OF VACANl
ground on Williams ave.. suitable tot
erecting business block with stores be
low and rooms above; this piece Is con
siderably below surrounding prices, and
carries a good speculative value; a 8-story
brick Is to be built on adjoining quarter;
go see the property; it is 100 feet south
of the S. E. corner of Williams ave. and
Hancock st. For terms see 314 Chamber
of Commerce.
A MONEY-MAKER.
I have an entire block facing on the
new carline. bain built on thu Rnml
road, about a mile and a half nearer the
city than Rose City Park, that I will sell
you at a more reasonable figure. This
will appeal to any one who wUhes an In
vestment requiring a cash outlay of not
over $2500. Gus Wunsch. rooms 204 and
205. Lumber Exchange bldg., 2d and Stark
KLAMATH COUNTRY IN OREGON RJB
clamatlon service expending $3,000,000 ir
rigating 250.000 acres. Finest of farming
and timber lands. Large cities growing.
New railroads through the land. Lots onf
monthly payments. Send five 3-cen-t
stamps for illustrated pamphlet. Klamath
Development Co., Klamath Falls, Or..
$1900 WEST SIDE HOUSB AND LOT.
A good 5-room bouse en a 25x100-foot lot!
on Qulmby st., between 19th and 20th; the
lot alone is worth more. For a few days)
only at the above price.
SHERLOCK & WOERNDLB,
90 6th at.p near Stark.
$5000 WEST SIDE MODERN HOME IN
walking distance; eight rooma and batb; ce
ment "basement, laundry tray; two years
old. 497 Jefferson rt.
MORGAN, 6VVDET A CHAPMAN,
21S Ablngton bldg. Phone Mala 2015.
$3500 WILL BUT A SWELL LITTLH
home on Wasco st.. In the exclusive Hol
laday Addition; It Is admirably situated
and will please the most fastidious taste;
contains 6 rooms and a bath and' has a
full lot GO 1 100. Address X 109, Oregon Jan.
IX B LOT FOR A HOMR-BKAVTIPUI
sightly quarter. Third r.nd WooJfi street; a
erlendid place upon which to build. For
eale cheap and upon very eaey torms. Sps
A. H. Ellera, secy. Eiler Piano House, Park
and Washington.
A SNAP.
5 acres. 214 miles from the hart of city,
6 mile from Portland) Heights car; 2 houses
on place, fine eprln-p, pood orchard; price
$2500; will sell all or part. Address N 36,
care Oregon ian.
S LA RGB MODERN HOUSES AND 2 FLATS
wun a j-.t run lots, ironting carline. West
Side; nets per cent and not half im
proved; genuine bargain. State Investment
Co., 118 Ablngton bldg.
$45X SACRAMENTO ST.. NEAR UN TON
ave., modern 7-room residence, lot 50x1-5,
very desirable; bert car service in the city.
Inquire at H. W, Lemcke Co., 6th and
Washington.
CORNER LOT THB NORTHWEST CORNER
of East., 11th and Tillamook, all improve
ments in and paid for; for a few days only,
$1500. Shorlock & Woerndle, &0 Fifth sC,
near Stark.
CORNER LOT THE SOUTHEAST CORN EH
of East 11th and Tillamook, all Improve
ments in and paid for; for a few davs only,
$1500. Sherlock A Woerndle, 90 Fifth et.,
near Stark.
$10 DOWN. $5 PER MONTH BUYS 40X120
ft. lot In Tremont, Mount Soolt line;, 0O
ft. streets, 'JO-ft alleys; come early and ge
your pick. Purse, 815 Chamber of Com
mercew BT OWNER-MODERN, 8 ROOMS. FUR- .
nace, good condition ; full lot; fine neigh
borhood: $3650; $750 cash, balance eattv.
884 B. Yamhill and 29th. Phone East 4689.
GOOD WASHINGTON ST. BUT A FULTj
lot on this- fine thoroughfare, and $10,000
cash will handle it. See A. H. Eilers. secy.
EUers Piano House, Park and Washlagton.
WILL SELL CHEAP (MUST LEAVE TOWN)
7-roora house and barn, on ground 100x100
or any part thereof; thla Is your chan?r
934 Rodney avenue, corner Skldmore.
COTTAGE AT SEASIDE; MODERN, WELI
furnished, electric lighted, sanitary tot
lets, bath, city water, eto; overlooks th4
ocean. Edgar B. piper, Oregonian.
$2000 TERMS TO SUIT, A WELL-BUILT?
7-roora house; 2 lots; ten large beaxin-g fruit
trees; small bam; on Sell wood car line.
State Land Co., 133 Mi First et
$B10O NICE LOT AND GOOD 6-ROOX
house; gas, porcelain bath, sewer, good lo
cation; Income $18 per month; terms. W,
O. Waddel, 817 Lumber Exchange.
$4650 100x100 AND 4 5-ROOM COT
tages, Income $43 per month; a good in
vestment. W. O. WaddeL 817 Lumber
Exchange, 2d and Stark.
$5 DOWN. $5 PER MONTH FOR FINE
sightly lots; price, $175: only a few left.
410 Stearns bldg., cor. 5th and Morrison.
Phone Main 1554.
$800060x90, SOUTHWEST CORNER BASTS
1st and Oak sts. ; fine location for ware
house, with trackage. W. O. Waddel Hit
Lumber Exchange.
$300 CASH AND $16.00 MONTHLY WILL
buy a completely furnished 4-room cottage
at 789 East Tenth St.. North. State Land
Co., 133 First st.
A BARGAIN LOT 50x100 FEET, 6HAF
fer's Addition, on Benton St.. one block
from car. Jenne, Trimble & Trimble, 411
Marquam bldg.
SNAP HAWTHORNE PARK LOT, 50x100,.
east facing; the only one left at low
price of $2000; ideal home site. X. 29,
.Oregonian.
TERRACED CORNER 00x100, NEAR NEW
High School, E. Stark: alRO corner 100
65, K. Clay and 9th; divide either,. 169 -i4I
Third.
HOUSES. ALL PARTS OF CITT. BUILT ANT
old on lntallinests. Kroner. 18-17 Caix
brldg bldg., wuthweit cor. ftd. aad Morrlaosw
$2851 6-R00M HOUSE, WEST 8ID.3,
walking distance, rentod $25 per month,
lot 20x100. Miller, 416 Chamber' Com.
FIVE ACRES ON OREGON CITY LINE;
beautiful building site. $3000. H. Q. Stark
weather, R. F. D Mllwaukle, Or.
MODERN -ROOM BUNGALOW, NEW,
$2400; 9400 down, balance $25 monthly.
Phone owner,- Woodlawn 107.
SEE THIS HALF BLOCK FINEST Busi
ness location on St. Johns car. Zeils ,
Gossett, Riverside office.
rOR SALE NE, MODERN, 5-ROOM COT-
tage, corner lot, 50x100. on Bast Mth s;.
Owner. Phone Tabor 809.
WANTED INCOME OR FUTURE BUSIi
ness property. $2000 to $20,000, Owner
only. W 24, Oregonian.
$32,000 QUARTER BLOCK CHOICtf
property on 14th st. North, warehouse dls
trlct. K 38, Oregonian.
GOOD 5-ROOM COTTAGE, EAST S4TH AND
Main; choice location, ooraer lot 60x100. Pal
lett, 304 Fen ton bldg.
CHEAP HOMES EVERY PART CITY, $fCfl
up; easy terms. Mutual Realty Co., 803-s
Washington, room 7.
$1300 LOT 50x00, NEAR EAST SID9
High School; all Improvements in. Owner
Phone East 2409.
FOR SALE: CORNER LOT, 25TH AN13
Salmon. $2100. Inquire of owner, 134
East 22th St.
$3OO0 FOR CHOICE FULL LOT IN WALK-
ing a nuance. j aim son, oud Aiarquam bldg.
Pad no 104tf.
5-ROOM COTTAGE, B. 29TH AND HOYT
N. Reasonable terms. 109 2d st. Phone
Main b7S.
60x100. FACING EAST. NEAR CORNER
East 18th and Tillamook. Phone owner.
East 55M.
FRACTIONAL LOT NEAR E. 16TH AND E.
Morrison. Owdm, X C 16th et. Phone
East S2ft.