THE MORNING OEEGONIAN. SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 1907.
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PORTLAND LEADS THEM ALL
BANK CI.KARIXGS SHOW A GAIX
OF 64.7 PEH CENT FOR WEEK.
Seattle . and I.os Angeles Show
Scarcely Any Increase Figures
Indicate 3Iucti Prosperity.
For the veck ending April IS. Portland's
nank clearings exceeded in point of gain
those of every other city in the United
States. Portland's place at the head of
the list is shown by Bradstreefs report
covering the chief cities of the country.
The clearinss of this city for the week
cited were ,7,619.000. or a gain of 64.7 per
cent over those of the corresponding
week of April, 1906.
It speaks well for the prosperity of this
section of the country that not a single
Pacific Coast city showed a falling off in
Its clearings during the week. Both Se
attle and Los Angeles, however, came
perilously near the dividing line, each
having a gain of only 2.1 per cent Spo
kane's increase was 36.1 and that of Ta-
coma 18.4 per cent. That Portland stfiould
head all of the cities, not only of its
own section, but of the entire country,
again calla attention to 'the phenomenal
progress that this city-Is experiencing.
Kach week of 1907 has shown a good ad
vance over the corresponding period last
year and the figures are constantly be
coming; larger.
Portland's gain for the week indicates
that no slump was occasioned by the re
cent flurry In N.ew York. Business has
been going on as though there had been
no disturbance whatever in the Eastern
money markets. Among the large cities
nf the country there were only 12 that
showed a failing off. Among these was
New York, where the decrease was 7.8
per cent. With the exception of Port
land, there was not a city where the gain
was as high as 50 per cent, with the ex
ception of New Bedford, Conn., with 61
per cent.
The advance in Portland Is due to the
heavy business in practically every line.
The realty sales have been numerous and
these are no doubt an important factor
In the city's gain, as they have been for
months past. The industries of Portland
are more extensive than they ever' were
before and every activity is gaining in
volume.
In addition to bank "clearings, many
things have placed Portland in a favor
able position, compared with other cities
of the country, during the past few
years. Among these are realty transfers,
building permits and Postofftce : receipts,
which are showing rapid gains.
DAILY CITY STATISTICS
Mirths.
JOHNSTON Born to the wife of Joseph
Harry- Johnston. April 10, at 5tJ3 South
Sixth street, a son.
CHAMPION Born to the wife of Myron
Chaplou, March 18, at 414 Knott street, a
HOIl.
SHERMAN Born to the wife of John W.
Sherman, March 28, at Portland Sanitarium,
a daughter.
M1KLK K Born to the wife of Otto W.
Mlelke. April IS, at 604 Belmont street, a
daughter.
s Deathe.
BOEHMER At 73 North Tenth street,
April lt. Jacob Boehmer. aged 36 years.
JORGENSON At Good Samaritan Hos
pital, A pril 17, Vandemar Jorgenson, aged
33 years.
DALY At Port Ludlow, Wash., April 15,
W. R. Daly, aged 45 years. Interment at
Ureenwoou cemetery.
GABBKRT At First and Washington
streets. April 17, Keeler H. Gabbert, aged
4y years.
Building Perm Its.
A. J. PIKE Two-story frame dwelling.
Clarendon street . between Walker and Co
lumbia boulevard; $l,"iOo. i
IS. L. STKINHOKK One-story frame
dwelling, Salem street between East Fifty-
third and East Fifty-fourth streeta; i:00.
E. D. Z1NNIOER Two-story frame
dwelling. Alberta street between East Sev
enth and East Sixth streets: 1800.
WILLIAM BECKETT One-story frame
dwelling. East Twentieth street between
Wygant and tiolng streets; $1000.
J. R. FULLER One-story frame dwell
lng, Dana street between Winchel and
Acnes street; shmjo.
II. J. HELZER Repair two-story frame
pamon, union avenue between rreniont ana
Co nut a nee streets; $r00. -
Marriage License.
HTMES-HUGHRS Charles A. Mimes. 27.
city; Elizabeth Hughes, 21. city.
POWELLS-HL'MISTON Frank L. Fow-
24, Seilwood; Amber C. Huralston, 20,
city.
Real Estate Transfers.
Win. P. snd Louisa Lauthers to Mar
tha Brandt, south 'of lota 1 and 2.
block 5, lagan's Add $ 500
C. V .and Nettie Bunker to Geo. S.
Shepherd, lrtt 10, block 20, First
Add. to Liunten 1
Conrad and Katie Albright to J. K.
Miller, lot fl. block 1. North Irving-
ton 10
A. u. Spalding and brothers to Mer
chants' Lean & Trust Co., lots 9
to i::. Mock 33. lots 1 to 12, blfvrk
Jt4. Peninsular Add. to No. 2, and
numerous other lots 1
Joh ua E. V 1 1 son to Minnie D. Saw.
don. south 33 1-3 feet of lot 0. block
15, Lincoln Park Annex 600
ueo. and Magdalena itarbade to Bertha
Kuhner. lots 6 and l, block 323.
Welch's Add 7,000
it. t 1 . mirit'y to t arrle K. tstearnes,
lots 1 and 2, block 4, Highland
School House Add 5
n. and Mora (.:orson 'to Louis
Trand. lots 18 and 19. block 41,
1 mnont 10
loruaim Kralty & Trust Co. to E. H.
Streumeyer. lot 8, block ft, Evelyn.. 100
j. u Mioy and lela t. Ladd to Simon
Ttlumaiier, lot . block 1, lots 4 and
11. block a, lots and 11, block 3.
Hlumauer's Add 1
liioore ttiastnger to Hissiuger A Co.,
2.33 acred In Sec. 15. T. 1 S.. R. 1
K. : also blocks 5 and . Chelmsford 10
lortianu iroiH t'o. or Oregon to M.
Roberts, lot 9, block 17. Tremont
Place 1
i has. Hennlcke to F. ra. Potter, lots 19,
2o. 21 and 22. block 7. Kern Park.... 10
m. ana Jeanctte Thlelnmn to G. A.
tovell. block 4. Mt. Scott View 1
a. r. hoden et mi. to A. w. Iamberta
lots 3 to 10. and lots 15 to 34, block
2; lota 1 to 14 and 16 to 21. block
3. Oakdal 10
ni.e uarante ft Trust "o. to C. R.
Flack, lot IB. block 11, W. Piedmont 275
rranmin r-. love et ai. to American
Triut & Investment Co.. 5.75 aevres
commencing at point 1H53 feet north
of S. W. rornr of Sec. 10. T. 1 N..
R. 1 K: also 6.73 acres beginning at
I'olnt 1377.5 f-et north of S. W. cor
ner of Sec. 10. T. I N., R. 1 E 1
Air-err .i. am nene stover to Llla Mas
.lowru, ioib a. ana a, block. 4. Mt.
Tabor Villa 1.200
W. J. Prendrrgast, referee, to L, N.
Stone, lota t. 2 and 18. block W.
Seilwood Add fH0
Geo. and Mary E. Shlrl to A. J.
French, lots 3 and 4. block 1. Mvrtle 250
Merchants1 Loan & Trust Co. to R. F.
Kerr la. lots n. to. 11. 12 and 13,
block 33. Peninsular A.M. No. 2 1
A. C. Emmons et al. to E. F. Ferris,
lots . 10. U. 12 and 13. block 33,
Peninsular Add. No. 2 J
Flitirt.i Plumauer to J. "Wesley Ladd,
lots 1. 2. 3 and 4. block 4. Hlu
mauer's Add 1
Anna ThurVw to Anthony Byrnes, lot
5. Work 20. J as, John' Add. to St.
Johns 4O0
Llsbeth H. Curtis to John W. Reed.
lot 6. block 68, Seilwood 400
J TV. and Lucy M. Reed to H. F.
l.abresque. lot 6. block 08, Seilwood 450
Alice V. learned to P. H. Edlefsen,
lot 1. block 23, J a. Johns' 2d Add.
to st. Johns SO0
Resl Wrtnte Investment As-wclation to
J. W. Reed, lots 8 and 9. block SO. v
S-llvood 2VI
Jos. Crenier to J. YV Reed, lot 17.
Mock 1. Seilwood 30
Mrs. T,. V. Stone to John W. Reed.
lot 1. blk H2. SelwMd 1
Title 'iuarsntee Trust Co to A. T).
McKee. lot 6. block 1. West Pied
mont JrtO
Filss D. Allen to Addle K. Miller, lot
. block 17. City View Psrk 1
Title Guarantee & Trust Co. to W.
P. Hicham, lot 9. block 14. Weat
Piedmont 223
Samuel J, and Anna Johnson to Albert
Cleveland, part of block 110. Gro
ver's And 3.2SO
Grant A. Covell to W. C. Oiibel. lots
9 snd 10. block 4, Mt. Scott View.. 31 T
Amalia and John Kupi to John
rio-iichll. lot l. Mm-k 27. Fenrer's
Add. .and north of lot , block 1
7. Fenrer's Add 2,000
C. R. and -Maud M. Hawklna to EU
and fcjilzabeth brma fcpeer, lot ,
block 1, Point View Add. to St.
T fc. - 904
Real Estate Investment Association to
Chas. G. Thumberg, lots 10 and 11,
block 110. Seilwood 1
W. J., and Lucy A. Peddlcord to Henry
nanaerson. lot s, block 55, J as.
John's Add. to St. Johna... 1
Henry and Carrie R. Henderson to W.
J. feddtcord, lots & and 6, block 19,
Walnut Parle Add 1
W. J. and Olive M. Walts to Wm. EJ.
Perry, lot 18 'talork R7 Ke 11 wood. . 140
John J. Cole to.H. W. Haderly, lota 9
ana iu. oioca 1, Miller's Add. to beii-
wood 4O0
Adolph and Blva Miller to J. J. Fitz
gerald, lot 3 and fractional lot 4.
block 201. Holladnv' Add 1
Chas. K. and Euge'nla Henri' to . H.
Rasmusen, S. of B. hi of W. V
of 8. R 4 of S. W. 4 of Sec. 20. T.
1 S.. R. 1 E 7. 1.00
Oregon Co. to B. F. Steven, trustee
ana executor or wii lor unrisry
Scheydeeker, block 2 and lots 1, 2. 8.
18. 19 and 20, block 4, Chicago Cen
ter 10
Nellie V. and W. H. Markley to Alfred
it. .Larson, iota n ana u, diock ,
Foxchase Add 1
Sol. M. and Blanche R. Blumauer to
C. M. and Mary J. Martin, lots 5
and 8, block 6. Wilson Add 2,800
Christ Paulson et al. to Annie M. Paul
son, lot 13. block 6, Kenllworth 1
O. D. Barton, trustee, to H. C. Jor-
aan, iota a ana v, diock. i, iaeai
View 650
Margaret A. and B. S. King to Alvin
ana Minnie tonant, lot io, diock
6. Nash's 1st Add 1.400
R. A. and Stella M. Fleming to R.
H. Mason, lot 17, block 74, Sell
wood ... 2,000
Michael and Ella O'Brien to FMw. D.
ana Frances Harriet Zlnninger, lot
12, block 3. Lesh's Add 700
Title Guarantee & Trust Co. to Har
riett I. Wanless. lots 12 and 13,
block 8 K. St. Jnhn 500
B. T. and Cora M- Soden, W. EJ. and
Sarah A. Splcer to S. A. Gentry,, lots
27 and 28. block 3. Oakdale 10
T. M. and Ella Word to Ambrose F.
Gantenbeln. Iota 13 and 14. block 10,
Central Aflbina. 1
P. G .and Annie A rata. S. A. and Bes
sie Arata to T. F. Dunn and K. F.
Sims, lota 1 to 8, block 14. Irvington
Park 4O0
0. C. and E. L. McGrew to" Sycamore
Real Estate Co., lots 1 to 4 and 12
to 18, block 11; lots 8. 14 and IT.,
block 12; lots 4 and 9, block 13; lots
1 to 6, block 14; lots 1 to 5. block
15: lots 1 to 7. block 10. Kern Park 10
H. W. and Nellie B. Mitchell to Lewis
Montgomery, lots T and 8, block 2,
Kenworthy's Add 3.650
Ellen S. Warren to Lewis Montgomery,
lots l and 2, block 2, Ken worthy a
Add 3,500
University Land Co. to J. H. Fair-'
brook. lots 1. 2, 3 and 4. block 143,
University Park ' 1.000
J. 1. Hart man et al. to G. H. Dunbar,
lots lu and II, block 19, St. Johns
Heighta ; I
Geo. A. and Viola B". Bundy to W. W.
Williams, lot 3, the west of lot
2 and nodth of west of lot 4,
block 4, Central Albina Add 700
Total . $42,824
Have your abstracts made hr the Security
Abstract A Trust Co.. 7 Chamber of Commerce.
At the Theaters
What the Free Agsats Bar
"THE ADMIRABLE CRICHTOX"
English Play by Baker Company to
Close Week's Run Tonight.
"The Admirable Crichton' will be seen at
the Baker Theater In matinee this afternoon
and the final presentation given tonight. It
Is one of the best shows seen In Portland
this Winter and is crowding the theater
at every performance. There is not a poor
character In- It and every member Is
crowning himself with new histrionic glory.
4iHeUo, Bill,' Matinee Today.
"Hello Bill" will be presented at th
Empire Theater in matinee today and will
make Its final bow to the Portland public
tonight. This will be the last opportunity
to see a road company at the Kmpire for
some time as the new stock company will
open tomorrow for a season of stock pro
ductlons.
Matinee at the Star.
'.'Northern Lights." the Western military
drama, which the Allen Stock company is
playing at the Star Theater, will be given
at the matinee today. The final perform
ances will be tomorrow afternoon and night.
It is a patriotic play and on which tells
the history of the w est.
"Across the Potomac."
The theatrical bill of tha week haa been
"Across the Potomac." the great Civil War
play at the Lyric. The closing performances
win be a children s matinee tnis arte moon.
two performances tonight, the first begin
ning at 7:13 o'clock, and tomorrow mat
inee and night performances.
COMIXG ATTRACTIONS. 1
Advance Seat Sale Opens at Heiltg
for Xat Goodwin's Engagement.
This morning at 10 o'clock the advance
seat sale will open at the box office of the
Hellig Theater, Fourteenth and Washington
streets, for the eminent actor and comedian,
Nat C. Goodwin, who comes to the above
theater next Tuesday and Wednesday, April
23 and 24. supported by Edna Goodrich and
an excellent supporting company. Mr. Gooa
win will present "An American Cltixen" for
the opening bill Tuesday nignt; at the spe
cial matluee Wednesday afternoon "When
We Were Twenty-One"; Wednesday night
"A Gilded Fool."
"Mrs. Wiggs at Heilig Thursday,
Tt will surely be pleasant news to Port
land theater-goers the announcement of the
return engagement of. "Mrs. Wlggs ot the
Cabbage Pati-h." at the Heiltg Theater,
Fourteenth and Washington streets, next
Thursday night, April 26. Seat sale opens
next Tuesday, April 23, at the theater box
office.
The Prodigal Son" Tomorrow.
The Baker Theater Company will give
the opening performance of The Prodigal
Son" tomorrow at the matinee and this fine
story from the novel of Hall Calne will be
the all-week offering. Tha scenes of this
play are laid in Iceland and two tableaux
at the close of the last act are wonderfully
effective in the portrayal of the beautiful
scenic effects.
4The Black Hand" at the Empire.
The Seaman Stock Company, the newest
theatrical organisation on the Pacific Coast,
will appear tomorrow afternoon at the Em
ptre Theater in a delightful melodramatic
romance entitled "The Black Hand." The
members of this eompany are of the best.
Miss Margaret Pitt, the leading woman, and
Raymond Whl taker, leading man. being well
known all over the country. Lillian Field,
M y ra Gibson and Hugh McCann hare also
been brought from the East, and Herbert
Ashton will be stage manager.
Clever Pare Comedy.
Next week at the Lyrtc. beginning Mon
day matinee, the bill will be the clever
farce comedy, "Snowball," which, baa bad
great success since Its first production.
AT THE VAUDEVILLE THEATERS
Fun at Pantages. .
There's action in every minuta of the
show at Fantages Theater this week. It Is
a comedy bill with a wide variety of fun
on tap fun produced by the very best
funsters in the vaudeville business, Yau will
enjoy the Broadway trio, the Bartenos, the
Griffin sisters, Frances Seymour and all the
ot tiers.
Herbert's Dogs.
This is the day you should send the child
ren to the Grand to see the wonderful dog
show. Herbert's dogs have appeared before
the crowned heads of Europe and they are
acrobats, each one of them. They loop th
loop and perform other seemingly Impos
sible acrobatic feats. There are several
comedians, singers, dancers and sketch art
ists on the programme.
Accused of Killing Blind Husband
CHICAGO. April 19 -Joseph Smalley, 40
years old, a blind newsman, was killed
THE
rosiuiD, OK.
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CORNER SEVENTH AND STARK STREETS.
J Portland's New and Modern HoteL Rates $1 per Day and Up. I
European Plan.
WRIGHT-DICKINSON
HOTEL PERKINS
Fifth and Washington Streets., PORTLAND, OREGON
EUROPEAN PLAN
tl.M to tS.M Par Day
Aoaortfln to f rfwatloa.
f. r. DAYEES. PmHea.
St. Charles Hotel
CO. (INCORPORATED)
Front and Morrison Streets, PORTLAND, OR.
EUROPEAN PLAN
FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT IN CONNECTION
yesterday by a fall from the third story
of the building in which he lives. Mrs.
Margaret Smalley Is under arrest on a
charge of murdering her husband by
throwing him from a window.
The woman Is said to have been intoxi
cated at the time and to have been infuri
ated because her husband was ill and un
able to earn money with which she could
buy whisky.
SWETTENHAM ATE CROW
Elgin Forced Nasty Morsel Down
Governor's Throat.
LONDON, April 19. A white paper
issued this evening givqs verbatim the
letters of Admiral Davis and Governor
Swettenham concerning the embarrass
ing Kingston incident, and also the
cabled comment of the Colonial Secre
tary, Lord Elgin.
The latter notified the Governor Jan
uary 22 that, "If such a letter is cor
rectly attributed to you, I must ob
serve that both in tone and expression
it is highly improper and especially
unbecoming His Majesty's representa
tive in addressing an officer of a
friendly power. I must further require
you to withdraw forthwith and unre
servedly any such letter and to ex
press your regret for having written
it. Tour withdrawal, should be tele
graphed to me at onoe, when it will be
transmitted to the Government of the
United States through the proper chan
nels." On January 24 the Governor cabled
to the Colonial Secretary asking that
the following be transmuted to Ad
miral Davis:
"At the Instance of the Secretary of
State for the Colonies. I. desire to fully
and unreservedly withdraw my letter
of January 18 and to express my re
gret that I wrote it."
On the same day the Governor ca
bled to Lord Elgin as follows:
"I respectfully apply for permission
to retire on account of age forthwith
and to be relieved."
Walker's Securities Found.
NEW YORK. April 19. Securities to
the value of J300.000 which were stolen
from the Savings Bank of New Brit
ain by William F. Walker, tha ab
sconding treasurer, have been traced
to two New York banking houses, ac
cording toa statement made today by
Detective Vallely, of the local police
department. Ho said the two bank
ing houses stand in the position of
Innocent purchasers.
Charles Goyndorf, alias Charles
Karle. who was arrested here yester
day at the request of the New Britain
authorities, was held in $20,000 bail
when arraigned today, charged with
receiving stolen goods. It is alleged
Goyndorf was a member of a gang: of
wire tappers who are believed to have
obtained several hundred thousand
dollars from Walker.
Delmas Talks of Bay City
NEW YORK, April 19. Fifty Califor-
nians who escaped the earthquake had a
dinner at the Lambs Ciub last night In
celebration of the fact and to keep the
anniversary of the great quake. Clay M.
Greene presided at the dinner, which waa
quite informal. Delphin M. Delmas, Wil
ton Lackaye and Will ' Irvin made
speeches and predicted a great future for
San Francisco.
Mikado Will Receive Booth.
TOKIO. April 19. The Emperor of
Japan has joined in the popular welcome
to General Booth, of the Salvation Army,
and will receive the General in special
audience tomorrow.
DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
PORTLAND. April 19. Maximum tempe
rature, 65 degrees; minimum. 47. River
reading at 8 A. M., 12.0 feet: change in last
24 hours, 0.6 toot. Total precipitation, 5 P.
M. to 5 P. M., .02 inch; total sinee Septem
ber 1, 1906, 40.87 Inches; normal, 40.43
Inches: excess, 0.44 Inch. Total sunshine
April IS, 1907. none; .possible, 13 hours 42
minutes. Barometer (reaucea to sea level;
at S P. M., 30.31 inches.
PACIFIC COAST WEATHER.
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STATIONS.
Baker City ....
Bismarck
Boise
Eureka
Helena
Kamloops. B. C.
North Head
Pocatello
Portland ........
Red Bluff
Roseburg
Sacramento .....
San Fraacisco'...
Spokane
Seattle
Tatoosh Island ..
Walla Walla . . .
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Clear
.I46C0O 14'Ni
. 54 0.00
8lN
Clear
Clear
.56000!
. 34! T. I
. 64 0.00
8 NW
Cloudy
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
.1600.0014 NW
. 44 0.00 22 NW
.65O.00il7 E
.7 0.0O 18'N
.'SSO.00'12 NW
.'76 0.00 18 NW
.S2:o.OO 4W
.jr.6.0100 4-B
. 62 0.00 16 N
.100 0;00!l8 NB
.60;o.OO14:W
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Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
ICloudy
T trace.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The British Columbia high area has ad
vanced rapidly, eastward and this evening
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ROOMS SOc TO $1.50
its crest is situated over Western Montana.
Its energy continues unimpaired, clear skies
prevailing over the entire portion of the
country from the Pacific Ocean eastward to
the Dakotas. Temperatures have risen under
the influence of the bright sunshine, espe
cially along the Oregon and California
Coast.
The Indications point to continued fair
weather over this entire forecast district
Saturday.
WEATHER FORECASTS.
Portland and vicinity Fair; northeasterly
winds.
Western Oregon and Western Washington
Fair; northeasterly winds.
Eastern Oregon, Eastern Washington and
Idaho Fair. t,. LODHOLZ.
Acting District Forecaster.
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Brethren cordially invifd. ay order vv. m.
A. J. HANDLAN, Secretary.
MANGOLD April 18. to . Mr. and Mrs. B. A.
Harmon-Manroid, (HO bantenbeln avenue,
daurhter.
rryEBAx notices. ,
KICRTNE Th funeral of Gean Nierine
will be held at Fin ley' chapel at 2:30
P. M. today (Saturday). Interment Lone
Fir.
M'FATRIDGB At Cay use. Or.. Aoril 10.
George McFatridge, aged 33 years. Funeral
will take place today. April 20. at 2 P. M.
from the residence of Ira Taylor. 535 East
Bumeide street, corner or East 12th street.
Train men and friend, invited.
VOLHMER At 7:30 A. M., April 19, Jacob
Volhmer. Jr., son of Jacob and Mary
Volhmer. of 73 N. 10th St., the last child
of a family ot lour, aged 30 years. - if ti
neral will take placo Monday, April 22,
at 9 -a. -M-, irora et. m ary a uatnearai.
Interment fct. Mary i cemetery.
LIVDHJEM April 19, Carl Lindhjem, aged
23 years. Fun?ral will takj place from
Xunnlng, McEntee & GUbaugh's chapel,
7th and Pine sts.. Sunday. April 2L at
2 P. M. The deceased was a member of
Schiller Lodge. No. 3, S. O. m. Inter,
ment Lone Fir cemetery. Friends re
spectfully Invited.
DODDS At Phoenix. Arizona, April 11. Er-
minla Mabel Dodda, aged 32 years. 11
months. 11 days, beloved wife of Georre TV.
Dodds, granddaughter of the late William
Cullen Bryant. Friends are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral services, which
will b held at Holman's chapel, corner
Third and Salmon sts.. at 2:30 P. M., Sun
day. April Zl. interment Klvervlew Ceme
tery. Drmiiing, McEirte A Gflbangh. Ftraen.1 Di
rectors, 7th Pine. Fbon M. 439. Lady ts4
ERIC SON TTTDlCRTAKrNG CO., 409 Alder
St. LAtlX IPHtiaai. rBUW BIUI 13.
EDWARD H OX MAN CO.. Fiinettai Dtrt
ra, zz n s -y e. rooss L. 507,
ZEXIER-BYR?rE8 CO., Funeral Dtrect
rs, 273 Russell. East 103S. Lady assistant.
J. P. FINUST A l0!1r Funeral Director.
Jim, 261 Sd cor. Madison. Pbon Main 3.
F. 8. DTJNXIXO. Cndrrtaker. 414
Alder. Lady assistant. Phono East 62.
A. B. HKMSTOCE Funeral director,
lit PtnatUia. Ps. Uwd 7U
Av.
AMUSEMENTS.
Washington. HEILIG THEATER Main 1
NAT C. GOODWIN.
Tuesday Night, April 23, "An American
Cltlsen."
Wednesday Afternoon, April 24. "When Wo
Were Twenty-One.
Wednesday Night, April 24, "A Gilded Fool."
SEAT SALE OPENS TODAY.
Evening Prices 23o to $2.00.
Matinee Prices 25c to $1-50. '
Baker Tbeater
Phone Main
Geo. I Baker, Cen. Mgr.
Portland's Fashionable Popular-Price Play
house. Last Two Performances Today
and Tonight.
J. M. Barrie's
'THE ADMIRABLE CRICHTON.
A Comedy in Four Acts. Magnificent Scen
ery and Settings. Personal Direction
Mr. Arthur Mack ley.
Evening Prices 25c, 85c, 60c.
Matinee 15c, zaa.
Kext Week 'The Prodliral Son.
Starting Tomorrow Matinee.
EMPIRE THEATER 2SrT.
Milton "W. Seaman. Manager.
Matinee 2:15. Last Tlraa Tonight,- the
Screaming Farce Comedy
"HELLO BILL"
Nothing but Laughs. Regular Empire
prices.
Next Week Beginning Tomorrow Matinee
"The Black Hand."
THE STAR
THE ALLEN STOCK CO PRESENTS
The Romantic Drama,
"NORTHERN UGHTS,"
By HARKINS & HARBOUR.
Mat. Tues.. Thurs., Sat. and Sundays; prices
10c and 20c Every evening at 8:15; prices
10c, 20c and 30c. Reserved seats secured by
Telephone Main MU8.
PANTAGES THEATER
The Broadway Trio
-In the Screaming Fares
A Cam of Hearta
e Lor Trio. Griffin Sisters. Leo Whits,
The Bartenos, Lottie Olbson. The Biograph.
Performances daily at 2:30. 7:SO and 8 P.
M. Admission 10c and 20c. Boxes 25c. At
weekday matinees, any seat TEN CENTS.
LYRIC THEATER
Portland's Ponnlar Block Hons. Every
Afternoon and Evening Tills Week. Lvric
Stock Company in
"Across the Potomac."
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: IB. Saturday and Sunday eve
nings; first performance at 7:15.
THE GRAND
WEEK OF APR, 15.
Vaudeville De Luxe.
Herbert's Troupe of
SO Educated Dogs 30
In Leaping and
Looping tha Loop.
Greatest log Act In
the World.
SPECIAL ADDED
ATTRACTION.
Frank Cnshman,
20th Century Min
strel. Tattle May.
Viola Engle.
Jarvig ft Tudor.
Fred Ho Roberts.
G ritndisoope.
NEW TODAY.
BASIS OF ALL WEALTH
City Property and Lands.
Tha EAST SIDE has the GREATEST
population, is growing the most RAPID
LY and the GREATER PORTLAND
MUST and WILL be there. In 1906 there
were 531 residences built on the EAST
SIDE to 100 on the "West Side. .
Portland Is attracting more attention
than any city on the Coast and Is under
going a MIGHTY TRANSFORMATION,
and in the next ten years will likely make
inore rtujutuaa man it nas m m en
tire past.
HOLLADAY'S ADDITION
Is the geographical center of the city, and
is tne most ur.Ln.jmi.r reciaence dis
trict and much of this will become BUSI
NESS property. Do not overlook these
FACTS when making Investments, and
call and Inspect the property; for seeing
is Deueving.
The -Oregon Real Estate Co..
884 Third street (room 4). Portland. Or.
$5000
Will buy 6-room modern cottage, S. E.
cor. E. 15th and E. Ankeny sts., on
terms.
J. L. WELLS CO.
R 'in. 306, Chamber of Commerce Bdg.
Potatoes Potatoes
2000 Sacks Fancy Burbanks for
sale in lots to suit at market prices.
Page & Son
Wholesale Produce Dealers
Corner Front and Washington Sts.
$1000
Will buy N. E. corner East 27th and
Broadway.
$1800
Will buy good 7-room house and three
lots, improved; I arreu s Addition.
J. L. WELLS CO.
R'm. 306N Chamber of Commerce" Bdgr.
$4500
An exceptionally fine buy in Holla
day Park. Must be seen to be appre
ciated, line lot, strictly tnodern
house; excellent surroundings.
We have other good buys.
Commonwealth Trust Co.
Sixth and Ankeny.
$43,000
Quarter block on 2d at., with fine build,
lng; leased tor tbrso yeara at 3000 year
ly.
Will brine mora after that.
Will ret 50,000 for It thia Fall.
WHITING & ROUNTREE
83H Third Street.
QUICK SALE
For nonresidents. 60x100. corner. 6 blocks
from T.- M. C. A- building, 11000 bslow mar.
ket. Some improveraenta
T. O. NOBTHKUP CO,
211 Commercial Block.
MONET SEEDED.
We offer lot 60x100 with two good houses
that will pay 10 per cent net on price
asked. The property hi in nrst-class
condition, near school and 3 earllnea
and on West Side. See us early.
JACKSON DEEBING.
Phone Main i40. 216 Stark at.
SPECIAL
$25,000.
1M Per MontJi.
1 2,ooo wm Bur.
Leased for Two Tears.
10 1'ZB CENT EX.
GEO. D. SCHALK
TeL M-vln 393k -.64 Stark rt.
VKW TODAY.
AUCTION OF HORSES
A Biff Bale of Heavy Draft Horse WUl
Take 1'lace at the
WESTERN HORSE MARKET
897 VALENCIA ST., BAN. FRAN'CISCO,
On Tuesday. April 23rd, 1907
SALE BEGINS AT A. M. AND CON
TINUES TNTIX 11 P. M.
This U thm greatest collection of all-pur-po
Horses ever offered and will be sold
without reserve or limit. Every animal
will be guaranteed as represented, and will
be shown to harness during or after the
"wE WILL SELL:
Fifty head of the hea-wew Draft Horses
ever brought to California, weighing from
1700 to 2100 pounds.
Fifty head of Matched Teams, weigh
ing from 1250 to 1500 pounds, suitable
for wagon work.
Fifty head or single and double rrtT
lng Horses, weighing from 1250 to 1500
pounds.
Fifty head of gentle Delivery WVagon
Horses, all weights and sizes.
Two hundred head of the Justly
celebrated and well-known double .
. square .Button Horses, weighing from
lOOO to 1400 pounds, all gentle halter
broken: they are without doubt the
finest lot of sound young Horses ever
offered at public sale.
Come farmers, come dealers, come busi
ness men. come one, come all. It will pay
you to take a holiday. Pan Francisco Is the
cheapest market on the Coast for Horses.
WESTERN HORSE MARKET,
297 Valencia Street, San Francisco.
E. STEWART A CO., Auctioneers.
$40,000
rlALF-BLOCK WAREHOUSE
Property close in on the East Side.
$12,500 will handle this property.
$30,000
Three lots, warehouse property,
opening on East Washington, East
Second and East Alder streets; ware
house on part of it; some income;
part cash.
Bollam,
Grussi & Higley
128 Third Street.
$6000
"Will buy 100x100, N. W. corner E. 9th
and E. Taj'Ior, with 2 5-room cottages
J. L WELLS CO.
R'm. 306, Chamber of Commerce Bdg.
FOR 8AX.K REAXi ESTATE.
KLAMATH COUNTRY IN" OREGON RE
els mat Ion service expending jo.imu.uvu ir
rigating zso.ouu acres, finest or larmins
and timber lands. Large cities growlnc.
New railroad through the land. Iots oa
monthly payments. Bend Ave 2-csnt
stamps for Illustrated pamphlet. Klamath
development co., jk.iama.in aus. ur.
1XB T.OT TTOR A HOUR BEAUTIFUL
slghtlr quarter, Third and Woofls streets; a
spienaia pjace upon wnica to duiiu. r or
sale cheap and upon very eajy terma.
A. H. Etlers, secy. Ellers Piano House, Park
and Washington.
A FINE 3-ACRE TRACT. GOOD SOIL,
all under cultivation; berries and other
fruit; 7-room house, 5 blocks east of
Hibhnrd st., on Villa ave.. Montavllla. P.
lshop.
GOOD "WASHINGTON ST. BUY A FULL
lot on this nne tnorougniare, ana sio.uuu
cash will handle It. See A. H. Ellers, secy.
Ellers Piano House, Park and Washington
WTLL. BELL CHEAP (MUST LEAVE TOWN)
7-room house ana Darn on grouna uux iw,
or any part thereof; this is your chance.
KM Rodney avenue, corner bkkiraore.
COTTAGE AT SEASIDE: MODERN. WELL
furnished, electric lighted, sanitary toi
lets, bath, elty water, etc; overlooks the
ocean, isagar is. .fiper, uregoman.
BY OWNER MODERN, 8 ROOMS, FUR
nace. rood condition: full lot: fine neigh
borhood ; $3ftSO; $760 caah. balance easy.
. 884 EL Yamhill and 29th. Phone East 4689.
FOR SALE) A BARGAIN, 7-ROOM MODBRN
house, sightly lot, j-iouaaay raric. inquire of
owner, bin ciacKamas m.. jfnone itast aooa.
-xnts is a snap.
$3250100x103 FEET, 9-ROOM HOUSE,
barn and all kinds fruit, on Sheridan
st. Rooms 8 and 9, Labbe bldg., 2d and
Washington sts.
A BARGAIN LOT 50x100 FEET, 8HAK
ferB Addition, on Benton st.. one block
from car. Jnne, Trimble A Trimble, 411
Marqua'm bldg.
8NAP HAWTHORNE PARK LOT, BOxlOO,
east facing; the only one left at low
price of $2000; Ideal home site. X 29,
Oregonlan.
NEW, MODERN 10-ROOM HOUSE, 3 LOTS,
4 blocks north Goddard Sta., near Mc
Kenna Junction. M. H. Tower, on
' premises.
HOMESTEAD RELINQUISHMENT A
fine place near railroad; well timbered
and watered; short time only. B 47, Ore
gonlan. NEW MODERN 4-ROOM COTTAGE. FULL
basement, electric lights, corner lot, on
T. Slst and Division. Phone Seilwood
270.
KOCSES, ALL PARTS OF CTTY. BUILT AND
Ola on installments. s.roner, io-ij vanv
bridge bldg., southwest cor. $d aad Morrison,
R. J. RICHARDSON, REAL ESTATE, Bus
iness chances, rentals and insurance.
Room 4, 10B Second st. Phene Pacific 117.
CHOICE PIECE OF ACREAGE NEAR
Hawthorne ave.; fine view, excellent car
service. Inquire owner. 243 Stark.
FIVE ACRES ON OREGON CTTY LINB;
beautiful building site, $3000. H. G. Stark
weather, R. F. P.. Mllwaukle, Or.
$1600 THREE DOUBLE LOTS, WEST
Slope Mt Tabor; street improved; plenty
of fruit. Phone Tabor 84.
WANTETJ INCOME OR FUTURE Busi
ness property. $2000 to $20,000, Owners
only- W 24, Oregonlan.
LARGE DWELLING SUITABLE FOR
boarding or apartments or flats; fine view;
owner. a, ureguiuiut
CHEAP HOMES EVERY PART CITY, $950
up; easy terms. Mutual Realty Co., 303,
Washington, room 7.
AN EXTRA GOOD BUSINESS LOT IN
the very heart of city, for sale by owner.
2S4 Front st.
FOR SALE CORNER LOT. 25TH AND
Salmon. $2100. Inquire of owner, 129
East 12th st.
WANTED TO BUY 4 OR 5-ROOM COT
tage, modern; state price and location. N
$8, Oregonlan.
$2000 BUYS 8 ACRES OF LAND CLOSB IN.
suitable to subdivide; terms; no agents. N
41, Oregonlan.
AT A BARGAIN.
2 lots, Eeet 25th, near Alberta st. Address
T 44, Oregonlan.
$3000 FOR CHOICE FULL LOT IN WALK
lng distance. O. Jamison, 503 Marquam bldg.
Pacific 1049.
FRACTIONAL LOT NEAR E. 16TH AND E.
Morrison. Owner, 146 E. 16th st. Phone
East 8280.
6-ROOM COTTAGE, E. 2TH AND HOYT
N. Reasonable terms. 109 2d t- Phone
Main 6788.
SPHINX AGENCY, 80H STARK ST., CAN
sell your business property or residence.
1200 WILL BUT NTCB LOT IN SELLWOOD.
ellwoo4 Town sits Co., Seilwood 161.
FOB SALE REAL ESIATB.
WB WILL. SE!,L ON" EASY PAYMENTS OT
Duiia you a House on tne following proper
tics:
East 26th and Gladstone ctrseta.
Et 37th and Lincoln streets.
B&st Grant, near 49th and Section. Una
roe.
Bast 25th, near Cora, or Blandena aad
Borthwlck.
Oood lot near Riverside Station (piedmont.
Can seH you a lot on Union svve. near!
RuRsell for f 19O0 fa snap).
For eale or trade, part or all, thr acre
on Powell Valley road, inside ctty limits.
10-acre tracts apple land between White
Salmon and Lyle, for 300; terma; will trade
or city lots.
Will trade an auto for city lot
For sale, trade or rent. 84 acres on the
Oregon City line. 7-room house, two good,
wella fenced, kt of fruit, suitable for
chicken ranch. t
We can budd you a houee on easy term, ;
like rent, any place, any time, any price!1
plans furnished.
MULTNOMAH BUILDING A TRUST CO..
70 Stark at., opposite Chamber Commerce,
$10,000 BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME FOR
sale; Lucretla at.; full lot, east facing,
7 rooms, reception hall, extra large bath
room, pantries and closets unusually fin-;
dining-room handsomely panelled witbi
bullt-ln sideboard and cosy corner: ju.t
being completed, on the market only till
May 1, when owner will move in. If not
sold: lot alone will be worth the price
In two years: buy tt and live handsomely)
on your speculation. Morgan, Sweet w'
Chapman. U1S Abington bldg.
$7000 LOT 50x100. MODERN s-ROOMI
nouee on Hoyt street, near 22d.
$5500 H block, good 7-room, house. Are
fruit of all kinds. SO minutes' walk from
Courthouse.
&32o0 Lot 50x53, two houses, one A aad one
6-room: rents for $27 per month, near In on
West Side.
5-4230 Lot 50x100. good 7-room house, 19
minutes waJk. on the West Side.
A. J. FARMER A CO..
Room 30. Washington Bldg.
$750 SWHLL REdlDlONCB LOT ON B. YAM-
mii: cheapest on street. -
$775 Belmont it. lot; cement sidsvalkv
4 feet above street; worth $900.
$26O0 6-room house in good neighborhood
50x100. with fruit trees.
$&50 Best 8-room housa In city for the)
money: $g50 cash.
See me before buying elsewhere.
V. PAGE HARRIS. I
Belmont and East 25th.
$2200 HANDSOME NEW 5-ROOM COT-:
tage. 47 E. U3d, between Clinton and
Division; full lot, full concrete basement,;
line bath, closets and pantry, east facing;;
a choice little home, built by a builder for
himself, not by a speculator tor sv. .sell;;
see It right away. Morgan. Sweet M
Chapman, 213 Abington bldg.
$3o00 7-ROOM HOUSE, NEW AND MOD-'
ern. rurnace, fireplace, bathroom and kitchetv
tiled; ga and electric fixtures, wea-theredl
oak finish; full cement basement, cement,
walks; paved streets, 60x100 lot; one bloole
from carline; $1500 cash, balance ea&y
monthly payments. Owner. Main liM2.
MODERN 7-ROOM RESIDENCE IN HAW
thorn Park; construction the very beti
practically new. furnace, fine fireplace, both.
. up and downstairs, 'ull cement fioore't
Vmsement, lot 50x100, south facing, cement
sidewalks. Price this week $5500; half cash
down. K 28, Oregonlan.
FRED TALLYHO EXCURSION CALL AT;
our office, 20ft Morrison st., room 2, for
. free tickets on our four-horse tally ho real
estate excursion. Woodstock lota, 100x100, ;
$10 down, 10 month. Tremont lots, 40xl2O.
SO down, $5 month. Houses and lots every
- where for everybody. SBB WILKINS FIRST..
$3700.
Nice modern house, 6 rooms, fine con
dition and no better location and sur
roundings; some furniture goes with. It; .
small lot ; nice lawn and shrubbery.
HENKLB ft HARRISON,
1'17 Abington bldg.
$5000 ELEGANT PEVEN-ROOM MODERN
house near 23d st. in choice Nob Hill
district, all conveniences, street im
provements, cement sidewalk; this Is a
bargain; part cash. 836 Chamber of
Commerce. Phone Main 1348.
NICE HOME, 1 BLOCK FROM UNION
ave. carline; 7 rooms and full cemei.t
basement; lot 50x15, nice lawn, fruit
trees and roses; must be seen to be appre
ciated; buy from owner and save agent's
commission. Phone East 546.
$2500.
Choice corner lot on E- 12th and Tay
lor, fine location, handy for a home, flats
or business.
HENKLE & HARRISON,
217 Abington bldg.
$4500.
Modern 9-room house, built for home, cor
ner lot, 29th and East Yamhill; furnace,
coil, gas, water heater, etc.; terms.
H. P. PALMER,
222 Falling Bldg.
$45.00p WILL BUY A GOOD COMFORT A
ble house of 0 rooms, with fireplace, gas.
porcelain bath.1 two bedrooms, downstairs;
close In; a corner; reasonable terms to right
party. Portland Trust Company of Oregon
S. E. cor. 3d and Oak sts.
$300 DOWN BUYS 8-ROOM HOUSE AND1
household furniture on very choice 50x100;
corner lot, on carline. near Highland t
School; house can be enlarged; lot worth,
nearly price asked, $850. Home Land Co.
143 ft First st.
$2500 VERY DESIRABLE CORNER, 60X
300, on E. 14th at., near E. Morrison
st.; splendid location for flats; have
plans; investment will pay 35 per cent
See II. W. Lemcke Co., 6tb and Washing'
ton st.
CHOICEST CORNER ON PORTLAND
Heights. 1 block from carline, 100x100; beau-.
tlful view of city and mountains, fruit treev
lawn and 9-room modern house: finest neigh-,
borhood in city. Address G 42, Oregonlan,.
SNAPS IN WEST SIDE LOTS.
."4 beautifully located lots, facing east
8 blocks from school and car. South Port
land, $325 to $550; part cash.
208 4th. Telephone Pac 2125 or Main 3DB0u
WEST SIDH, CLOSE IN.
$5000 New 6-room modern house; good
surroundings, full cement basement walls;
graded streets, etc. Phone Main 1942.
D. W. HEILMAN, 804 Abington BMg.
A BARGAIN FOR SOMEBODY S7SO CASH,
a corner at Peninsular, !0xl00, right on
St. Johns carline, including; 25x100, ad
joining tt on the rear; also corner. TeU
Main 2871 after 6 P. M.
I HAVE 3 ACRES ON THE EAST BIDE,
finest location In all Portland, an Ideal;
ground for a magnificent home. Only re-:
sponsible parties need apply. James Bar
gent, Portland Hotel.
FOR SALE MODERN 7-ROOM BOUBHI
and two lots; lawn, fruit and flowers; ai
bargain; make an offer; will sell pa-,
rately. Owner, East 10th and YamhilU:
Phone East 1515.
INVESTORS. ATTENTION I HAVE 3 5- i
room cottages renting for $13 each. 1 block
from car; will sell for just $2500; houses
new; rent steady. J. A. Moehnke, 200 Com
mercial block.
$1300 "THINK OF IT!" BRAND NEW 6
roora house, one block west of Creeton Sta
tion, O. W. P. car. N. Peterson, prop., on
ground, or Globe Realty Co., 221 H Morri
son street.
FOR SALE FIRST MORTGAGES ON GOOD
Portland real estate, about $4000; will dis
count face 10 per cent for cash until April
23. Webb, 380 East Washington st. Phone
East 1115.
I WILL SACRIFICE
Good, modem 8-room house, lot 50x135, on
carline, $250 down. Easy terms on re
mainder. T. E. Uodson, 413 Chamber of
Commerce.
$3700 FINE 6-ROOM MODERN HOUSE, E.
llth st., cement basement, furnace, all im-
provements in, on two carlines, lot 60x100;
$1700 cash; Investigate. 836 Chamber Com
merce. THE ONLY 2 WEST SIDE LOTS ANY
where near this figure on Montgomery St.;
35x100, $2750 each: come quick, take choice;
they'll soon go. 403 Marquam. Owner. Main
3375.
-ROOM MODERN HOUSE. BEAUTIFUL
corner on 20th and" East Yamhill: new fur
nace, coll, gas water heater, two tollem. ;
etc.; terms. H. P. Palmer, 222 Failing bldg. ;
RODNEY-AVE. LOT CHEAP $650 CASH,
50x100, choice lot near Going st.; all im
provements In. Phone Main 2871 after
'8 P.M.
QUARTER BLOCK THIS SIDE PIEDMONT j
with modern 6-room house built for home,
$4000; terms, H. P. Palmer, 222 Falling bldg. -
3200 8-ROOM RESIDENCE IN PORTLAND;
40 acres fine timber, several springs, near
Forest Grove; part cash. Phone East $297.
OOOD 6-ROOM HOUSE AND FRACTIONAL
lot on Ev. Second st. ; price $1750; terms.
Dodson A Bee ket, 418 Chamber of Commerce,
FIRST OF MAY THREE HOUSEKEEPING
rooms, clean and comfortable, or flat of
6 or 6 rooms, close In. X 37, Oregonlan,
FOUR-ROOM COTTAGE AT SEASIDE,
near Necanicum Inn. Inquire at 280 Car
uthere St., Portland.
6-ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW, $2300, $3O0
down, $25 monthly: nice location. Phone
owner, Woodlawn 1P7.
ONTS LOT AND 2-STORY HOUSS, INCLUD
lng furniture, for sals 327 Water st a)
agent need call
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