TIIE MORNING . OREGONIAN.. "WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 1907.
11.
SUNDAY CLOSING
LAW UNDER FIRE
Cases of 'Saloonkeepers. Ar
rested by Police Are
Submitted. -
ARGUED AT GREAT LENGTH
C. E. S. Wood Contends That City
Charter Is Superior to State Stat
ute District Attorney Up
Uolds the Contrary.
Which ha the power to compel the
saloons of Portland to remain closed
on Sundays, the state or the city? This
question was argued for two hours
yesterday before Presiding Circuit
Judge Cleland by District Attorney
Manning and his deputy, Bert E.
Haney, representing the state, and At
torney C. E. S. Wood, counsel for five
saloonkeepers who demur to Informa
tions charging them with violation of
the Sunday closing law. Judge Cleland
took the matter under advisement
promising to decide the question be
fore next Sunday.
Mr. Wood contended that the
charter of Portland adopted after the
state statute was passed and approved
by the Legislature, abrogates the
state law and places liquor selling
entirely under the Jurisdiction of the
City Council. The lawyer vehemently
declared that the word "regulate" used
In the charter provision referring to
the liquor traffic, meant "fullest -control"
and sufficed to make the Legisla
ture "step down and out."
District Attorney Manning answered
this point by saying:
"If the framers of the charter had
Intended to give exclusive powers to
the City Council they would have said
so. If there Is a doubt It must be
resolved in favor of the law."
On Horns of Dilemma.
Deputy District Attorney Haney
contended the saloonkeepers aire on
the horns of a dilemma,
"If," he said, "the charter of the City
of Portland abrogates the state law, it
Is unconstitutional, and perforce the sa
loon men must take the other horn, the
state law, or fail by clinging to the op
posite." The demurrers entered hy Mr. Wood for
the saloon men are based on two objec
tionsthat the informations do not state
facts sufficient to show the commission
of any crime, and that there is no law
of the State of Oregon in force In the
City of Portland prohibiting the acts set
forth In' the Informations
These two objections were merged Into
one In Mr. Wood's argument upholding
the demurrers filed by his clients. The
only point raised by him was that the
City Council of Portland, and not the
B'ate of Oregon, had Jurisdiction.
District Attorney Manning and Deputy
District Attorney Haney based their ob
jection to the demurrers on two points.
These were that the Legislature did not
Intend when approving the charter to
grant to the City Council of Portland ab
solute power over ssloons, and that if the
charter abrogates the state law it Is un
constitutional. The District Attorney admitted that the
city has authority to grant liquor licenses
and revoke them, but asserted this power
umi uui FAifiiii k ft ueira hm nut 1111s
City Council to allow saloons to remain
open Sundays.
Manning Is Confident.
District Attorney Manning Is confident
in aemurrers Ol ine saloon men win ue
overruled, as an identical case has been
decided by the Supreme Court of Oregon
In favor of the state. This Is the case of
the State against Burchard, where it was
decided by the Supreme Court that city
laws could not supersede the state law.
The saloon men whose demurrers were
the basis for the argument are: B. Efich
elbacher, 135 North Sixth street: A. B.
Lodell, Nineteenth and Vaughn street: C.
S. Stevens, 333 Gllsan street; C. W. Dilg.
Twenty-fourth and Nicolai streets, and T.
J. Uhlman. 134 North Tenth street. All
the Informations charging the saloon men
with violation of the Sunday-closing law
are Identical and their demurrers are sim
ilar. The demurrer filed by C. S. Stevens
was selected yesterday as a test. If
this demurrer Is overruled, the others will
fall by the same decision. Scores of sa
loon men heard the argument yesterday.
DAILY CITY STATISTICS
Marriage License.
MILLKR-RICHARPS Charles Fertrand
Miller, 22, Milton, Or.; Hasel May Richards,
19. city.
STEARN3-IAXDAUER Ralph M.
etcarns. 33, city; Ottilia B. La.nda.uer, 21,
city.
DONALDSON-WOODWARD Robert B. L.
Donaldson, 29, Tillamook, Or.; Daisy V.
Woodward, 2a, city.
LAMBERT-TETWILER Frank H. Lam
bert. 2, Trenton. X. J.; Phllelmie Tetwller,
81, city.
HOLLISTER-WEVLET Franklin W.
Holluter. 23, city; Margtt J. Wevley, 20,
city.
M'KINNON-Hl'MPHRETS William An
rut McKlnnon. 23, city; Mary Jane Humph
reys, over IS. city.
LANK-LANK M. L. Lank. 50, Castle
Rock, Wash.; Stella Lank, se, city.
DOLAN-SCHLANER Thomas J. Dolan,
5tt, city; Agnes S. Schlaner. 23. citv.
BONTLY-LEDVINA Fred Bontly, 24,
Marquam Ravine; Mary Ledvlna, 22, city.
EHRENSTAM-AHMAN Eric E. Ehren
stam, 4o, city; Frida Ahman, 37, city.
HOPl'ONSTALL-CAMPBELL S. W.
Hopponsta.il, t)7, Weatport. Wash. ; Mrs.
Margaret Campbell, 84, ctty.
8WANSON--M1LLER Khble E. Swanson,
82. city; Marie Miller, 20. ctty.
SHO NT ELL-ALLEN Benjamin X. Shon
tell. 0. city; Abble E.( Allen. 27, city.
MELVIX-WALLING Eugene Melvln, 23,
city; Emma Walling, 19. city.
M KG EE-STACY Isaac M. Megee. 8S, As
toria, Or.; Alverna Pearl Stacy. 22 city.
Articles of Incorporation.
EUREKA IRON STEEL COMPANY..
Portland, capital .."H0;. oftject, mining and
smelting ot ore. Incorp. p itors, E- E. Hoff
man. W. A. Roberts. Tht-.-dore Dun.
ELLIOTT-REG AN STONE, CEMENT
CONSTRUCTION COMPANT, Portland,
capital $10,000; object, manufacture ot ce
ment and cement blocks. Incorporators, Q.
L. Elliott, F. C. Regan, W. W. Glbbs.
Births.
COHN To the wife ot 8. Melvln Conn,
$20 Third street. Juno 17, ltX7, a son.
KfCHLE To the wife of Henry ICuchle,
14 Buchtel avenue North, June IT. a daugh
ter. NAPE At Rose City Sanatorium, June 15.
to the wife of David Nape. Hawaiian, o'f
14". Sixth street, a daughter.
STOUT To the wife of Charles E. Stout.
Columbia Heights, June 1, a son.
UNDERWOOD To the wife of E J.
Underwood, 720 Powell street, June 12. a
Daughter. .
TOSH11 To the wire of Hlsata Toshlt
Japanese, 53 North Fourth street. June 10,
a son.
Deaths. .
ATWOOD At 2S9 East Third street, Junt
17. Charles N. Atwood, aged Bfl years, 11
months and 2 day
t'HARLO At SU2W Front street, June 17.
Roslna Chftrlo. native of Italy, age. not
ls.
CROOKS At 437 East Fifteenth atreet
We make fine Window
Shades. We carry in
stock John King-'s Im
ported Scotch Hollands,
as well as a larg-e num
ber of colors in hand
painted oiled opaques.
We have the very latest
machines and the best
workmen." Our shades
run straight, wear well,
and shut out the light
WE ARE ALWAYS GLAD
TO SUBMIT ESTIMATES
J. G. MACK & CO.
86-88 THIRD STREET
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CARPET
HOUSE
PHII HETSCHAX, President mat Maaa
European Plan
North, June 17, fiamuel Kennedy Crooks,
aged 77 years. 3 months and 23 daya.
MOFFITT At St. Vincent's Hospital,
June 17. William Moftlt, city, aged 40 years.
MURPHY In Willamette River, June 17,
Edward E. Murphy, city, aged 13 years, 11
months and 20 days.
PRETTYMAN At St. Vincent's Hospital,
June IS. Lucy H. Prettyman. of 821 East
Ash street, aged 61 years, 9 months and
17 days.
THOMPSON At 1281 East Eighth street
North, June 16, Benjamin P. Thompson,
aged 60 years, 4 months and 13 days.
Building Permits.
V. A. GRANT One-story frame dwelling.
Fast Twenty-second, between Tlbbetta and
Powell; $1500.
FRANK DUBOIS One-story frame dwell
ing. East Twenty-eighth, between East
Gllsan and East Hoyt: $2000.
WILLIAM WEI-ST Repairing frame
dwelling, Io avenue, between East Ninth
and East Eleventh; $225.
R. C. GOSSMAN One-story frame dwell
ing, Surman, between Eaat Seventh and
East Eighth; $12M.
Di H- HARNETT Repairing two frame
dwellings. Fairbanks, between Thurman and
Upshur; $120.
MRS. ELIZA BARRY Repairing frame
dwelling, East Ninth, between Hancock and
Tillamook; $100.
fiODARD HOPSTHAND One-story frame
dwelling. Greeley street and Portland boule
vard; $1200.
B. R. AANEND One-story frame dwell
ing. Willamette boulevard and Benton
atreet: $1000.
JOHN DELUAR Repairing three-story
brick store. First and Yamhill; $2000,
W. H. MOSSKRr Two-story frame dwell
ing. Cook street, . between Rodney and
Union: $3500.
S. w. THORNTON One and one-lialf-atory
frame dwelling, East Eighth, between
Magnolia and McCIung; $1500.
J. T. ROSS One and one-half story
frame dwelling; on Borthwlck atreet; $1500.
MRS. OLLIE MELVIN One-story frame
dwelling. East Seventeenth, near Alnsley
avenue; $75.
LEAVES FOR COOS BAY
Bishop Scaddlng Maps Out Itinerary
for the Coming Month.
Bishop Scaddlng left Portland yester
day morning for his annual visitation
of the Episcopal missions at Coos Bay.
His appointments for confirmation and
missionary services are as follows:
June 19 Drain.
June 21 Gardiner, morning and
afternoon.
June 23 Marshfleld morning, and
Empire afternoon.
June 24 (St John the Baptist's Day).
Marsh Held.
June 30 Cofiuille City, morning and
afternoon.
July 4 Bandon.
July 7 Port Orford, morning and
afternoon.
July 9 Gold Beach, morning- and
afternoon.
July 11 Port Orford.
July 14 Bandon, morning and after
noon. -uly 16 Roseburg.
July 17 Eugrene.
July 21 Portland. Trinity Church,
morning, sermon to Chataugua As
sembly at Oregon City at 8 P. M
July 25 (St. James' Day), Newport.
July 28 Newport, morning and after
noon. July 28 Toledo, afternoon.
The bishop invites the townspeople,
ranchers and farmers, whether mem
bers of the Episcopal Church or not,
to atend the services which he has ar
ranged -for the dates mentioned.
EASTERN EXCURSIONS.
The next dates of sale for special ex
cursion tickets to Eastern points are
July S, 4 and 6. Make your reservations
now. Apply at the local office, 143
Third street, for full particulars regard
ing rates, stopovers, routes, etc. .
Aorthwest People In New York.
NEW YORK. ' June 18. (Special.) The
following people from the Northwest reg
istered today at New York hotels:
From Portland E. F. Wentworth, "W.
B. Dennis, at the Astor; F. E. Dooley
and wife, at the Martinique.
From Spokane W. H. Eschedoer, at the
Prince George; A. A. Dunphy, at the
Grand Union.
From Seattle F. L. Bash, at the Mar
tinique: C. L, Longwell, Mrs. Lord, at
the Park Avenue.
DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
PORTLAND, June 18. Maximum tempera
ture, S4 degrees; minimum. 50 degrees. River
reading it 8 1 M., 18.1 feet; change In last
24 hour, fall .2 foot. Total precipitation. 6
P. M. ts 5 P. M., none; total precipitation
since September 1, 1906. 43.52 Inches; normal
preclpatlon, 45.08 Inches; deficiency, 1.S6
inches. Total sunshine Juae 17. 12 hours. 31
minutes; possible sunahlne, 1$ hours, 49 min
utes. Barometer (reduced to eea-level) at 6
P. M., 80.11 Inches.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The barometer la hlabeet off Case "Flattery
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CARPET
HOUSE
- e.
$1.00, $1.50, $2.00 per Day.
and lowest over California and fair weather
continues everywhere on the Pacific Slope. The
temperatures have risen from 4 to 6 degrees
In the Irrter-fnountain states.
The Indications are for fair and continued
warm weather in this district Wednesday.
The river at Portland at 6 P. M. was 17.B
feet. It will fail at the .rate ot about three
tenths of a foot a day during the next 'two
days and reach a stage of 17.2 feet Friday
morning.
PACIFIC COAST WEATHER.
Observations taken at 6 P. M-, Pacific time.
s y
a 5
B
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3 S
m
Wind.
STATIONS.
Baker City ,. 7SiO
Bismarck 68!0
Boise 8rlo
Eureka joBIO
Helena - W!0
Kamloopa 84j0
4NW
41 N
eiNW
8INW
41 E
.ICalm
Clear
Clear
Clear
ICloudy
IClear
Ft. cloudy
North Head 54i0
.00I3SINW
Cloudy
Clear -Clear
Clear
Clear
Pocatello... 17810
00 6'W
001121 NW
Portland..... ...... 84 0
Red Bluff 10810
.00 4'SE
Koseburg 86'0
00 8N
Sacramento 10410
Salt Lake 7f.e
San Francico......i&TO
Spokane &4:0
Seattle 74'0
Tatoosh Island lofi'O
Walla Walia Sft;0
.001 6iS
Clear
.0OH2INW
.0OI121W
Clear -
Clear
ooi 'w
Clear
.00116'N
Clear
pCloudy
IH1II! w
ooi eiNW
Clear
FORECASTS.
For the 2S hours ending: midnight. June 19.
Portland and vicinity Fair and - continued
warm; northerly winds.
Western Oregon and Western Washington
Fair and continued warm; northerly winds.
Eastern Oregon, Eastern Washington aad
Idaho Fair and slightly warmer.
EDWARD A. BEALS,
District Forecns'ter.
MEETING XOT1CES.
PORTLAND CHAPTER. NO. 8. R.
A. M. A stated convocation of Port
land Chapter No. 3, R. A. M., will be
held at 8 o'clock this (Wednesday)
evening. Masonic Temple, 3d and Alder
sts. Work R. A. degree.
A. M. KNAPP, Sea..
SAMARITAN LODGE. NO. 2, I. O. O. F.
Regular meeting this (Wednesday) evening at
8 o'clock. Second degree. Visitors welcome.
M. OSVOLD, Sec
ROYAL CIRCLE, NO. 628, W. OF W.
Members are requested to attend the funeral
of our late neighbor, Jane Burke. The
funeral will be held from the residence, 1298
East Eighth street. North, Woodlawn, . at
9 A. M.
SARAH L. NELSON,
s Guardian Neighbor.
GRACIA M. LUND-ELIA, Clerk.
WASHINGTON LODGE NO. 46,
A. F. A A M. Stated communica
tion this (Wednesday) evening, 8
o'clock, Burkhard bldg. Work, M.
M. degree, visitors welcome. By
order W. M.
J. H. RICHMOND, Bee.
FUNERAL NOTICES.
HERTZ MAN Funeral services of the late
John A. Hertzman will be held at the resi
dence of Mr. H. L. Plttock. IIS West Park
etreet. on Thursday afternoon, at X o'clock.
Friends Invited. Interment private.
HANSHAW June 17, John Hanshaw, aged
S3 years. Funeral will take place from
Dunning, McEntee & Gllbaugh's Chapl.
Seventh and Pine streets, Thursday, June
20, at 1 P. M., thence to the crematorium.
' where services will be held at 2 P. M.
Friends respectfully invited.
BURKE In Portland, June 18, Jane Burke,
wife of Joseph Burke, mother of Kate,
Thomas and John Burke, aged 43 years.
Funeral from residence, .1298 East Eighth
..street. North, one block north . of Ains
worth avenue, on Thursday morning, 9 A
M. Ladles of Royal Circle take notice.
SICHEL In this city June 18. at Good Sa
maritan Hospital Herman Slchel, aged 40
years, brother of Mrs. Ella Senders, Sig
mund, Moses, Bmanuel, and Isaiah SicheL
Funeral will take place Thursday morning,
at 9 o'clock, from his late residence, - 67
North 21st st. Interment services private..
ML'RPHY June 17. Edward E. Murphy,
aged 13 years 11 months, son of Mri.
Ellenor Murphy and the late Matbew E.
Funeral will take place from residence.
432 Twelfth street. Thursday, June 20,
at 8:30 A. M., thence to St. Lawrence's
Church, Third and Sherman streets, at
9 A M.. where renulem mass will be o(-'
fered. Interment ilu Calvary Cemetery.
Friends respectfully invited.
VAN FLEET In this city June 18. 1907, at
387 Weidler at., Charles A. Van Fleet, aged
62 years, 4 months, 19 days. He leaves, be
sides his widow, six children: L. A. Van
Fleet. Mrs. J. N. Bunn. Mrs. Violet Schafer,
L. W. Van Fleet. Donald and Isabel, all of
this city. Funeral services at 2 P. M. to
day, from Zelier-Byrnes Co. Parlors, cor.
' Russell et. and Williams ave. Interment
River View Cemetery. Friends invited to
attend.
t. r. FIM.ET M SON. rmenl Directors.
X. zl 3d St., ear. Madison. Flume Mala S.
Dunning, McEntee GUbangh, Funeral Di
rectors, 3th Fine. Fhone M. 430. Lady astt-
ERICSON UNDERTAKING CO, 4o Alder
St. Lady assistant. Fhone Main BIOS.
EDWARD HO l.HAN CO.. Funeral Dlreet
rs, 220 3d st. Lady assistant. Phone M. 607.
ZELLER-BYRNF8 CO, funeral Direct
ors. g;3 KusoeU. but 1088. Lady assistant.
r. S, orrNNIN'G. TJndertaker, 414 East
Alder. Lady nsslstant, 1'homo East U.
AUCTION SALES TODAY.
Furniture, at the Portland Auction Co.,
211 First st. Sale 2 P. M. C. L. Ford, Auctioneer.
- DIED.
DB ARCY June 17, John De Arey. aged 80
years, mineral announcement later.
BORDEN In this city, June 18, Martha D.
Borden, aged OT years. Funeral notice here
after. PRETTYMAN In this city, June 18, Mrs.
Lucy A- rettyman, ageo. si years,
months. -17 days.
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' AMUSEMENTS.
MARQUAM GRAND
(Phone Main 6.) 9
SAX FRAXCISCO OPERA CO.
Presenting "
Victor Herbert's Pronounced Sncceaa,
'THE FORTUNE TELLER"
The Greatest of All Herbert Operas.
Prices Evening, 25c, 60c. 76c. Matinees,
25c, 50o.
Baker Theater
Phono Main t
Geo. L. Baker, Gen. Mffr.
t- i .,t w..i, n ' n Ratnrdav.
ZINN S MERRY MUSICAL COMEDY COM
PANY, In the Latest Up-to-date Travesty,
"TEEZY WEEZY,
And ths Famous Sweet Sixteen Dancin
Chorus. s
Fun. Music and Latest Song Hits.
Evening Prices 15c. 25c. 85c, 60c Mati
nee, 15c, 25c. .
Next Week "The Queen and the Mus
keteer." THE STAR Main 598. .
Entire Week of Junel7
The Reorganised Star Stock Company
. Presents
. Nat Goodwin's Roaring Farce
"CONYTJSION" , '
One Big Scream From Start to Finish
Matinee Tuesdays. Thursdays. Saturdays
and Sundays at 2:30; prices 10c and 20c
Evenings at 8:15; prices 10c, 20c and 80c
Next week "The Charity Nurse."
LYRIC THEATER
" Phone Main 4685. '
This Week the Allen Stock Clmpany TfTe
. sentlng Marie Walnwrlght's greatest
Success,
"SHALL WE FORGIVE HERf
Matinees Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and
Sunday. Price, 10c. 20c. Every evening at
8:15. Prices 10c. 20c and 30c.
Reserved seats by phone. Main 4685. Of
fice open from lO A. M. to lO P. M.
THE GRAND
Week of June 17
Vaudeville De Luxe
Headed by
Captain Henry
Demonstrating the
Wonderful Possi
bilities of Wire
less Telegraphy
Special Added Feature
Herr So ana
presenting portraits
James and Bonnift
Farley
Maud Isabel Entwlrtle
and Company
Delmar and Darrel
Burton and Vasa
Frederic Roberts.
Granrtoscopc
PANTAGES THEATER
Grace Courtland. Pnychle Phenomenon.
Jxni Cox. Shadowier-Hp hint.
LoreUs. Rube Comedian.
Jean Wilson, PomUar Baritone.
SWAN'S EDUCATED ALLIGATORS.
8 a I vail, the Great Conjurer.
The Haydens. Distinctly a Btg Act.
Tom I Rose, Tyrolean TodJer.
The B iofrraph New Moving- Pictures.
Admission 10c. reserved seats 20c, boxes 23a
Outdoor Production
"AS YOTJ UKJB IT '
Given by
Oregon Branch Association of Col le slate
Alumnae.
Wednesday, June 19, 7:80 P. 1C
AT CEDAR HILL.
(Take Portland Heights Car).
Admission $1.00. "
SPECIAL
CONCERTS
By the Incomparable Schllzonyl's I
HUNGARIAN HCS8ARS
(of White City. Chicago)
at 2:00. 3:33 7:40. 9:40.
SPECIAL TODAY.
Pupils of St. Mary's Academy and Blanchet
Institute Plcnio Celebration,
2 - Daredevil Davenports - 2
at 8:80 and 9:30.
In their aerial extravaganxa on the high
wire at 9:30 o'clock. See the king of the
high wire make his death-defying dash over
a slender cable on 'a wheel of fire. 90 feet
high. Greatest act of Its kind In the world.
BASEBALL
RECREATION PARK,
Corner Vaughn and Twenty-fourth.
Portland
vs.
Oakland
Jane 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23.
Game Called at 3:30 P. M. Daily.
Game Called at 2:30 P. M. Sundays.
Ladies' Day Friday
ADMISSION 25c
GRANDSTAND 25c, CHILDREN 10c
TTEW TODAT.
WANTED To eiohangs flrst-elsss lot on the
vst Side, cash value S2750, and casta for a
house and lot on the East or West Sid.
L. A. PATTERSON.
Room 11. 268 Stark.
PRINCE RUPERT
Have a first-class acreage proposition close
to Prince Rupert, the Pacific terminal of
the Grand Trunk-Pacific Ry. Money -mater.
Addreaes
' THE CANADIAN TRUST CO LTD.
P. O. Drawer 751,
Vancouver, British Columbia.
- Can Furnish
First-class tenant for 'quarter-block and
three-story brick building for manufacturing
purposes, to he built n corner of East 3d and
Zavia Building and ground will cost $49,000.
Will par rent on 5 or 10 year' lease that will
be very attractive to capital. Early appUca
Uom dr&slred.
ft, M. WILBUR, 110 2d St.
- NEW TODAY.
Portland Heights Lots
$10 PER MONTH
For 30 days only; graded
. streets; Bull Run water;
gas; electricity. On car
line, best service in the city.
No draw bridges.
First and only time lots in
Portland Heights for. such
" prices : $500 each ; $10 per
month.
Agent on the ground In
tent. Get off the 'car at Pat
ton Road.
THE KEASEY COMPANY
RESIDENCES
Elg'b.t rooms, situate on the
West Side, within 15 min
utes' ride by car. Can't be
duplicated tor $6600.
Beven rooms, modern In
. every particular, situate on
, Willamette Heights.
Eisrht rooms, modern. Best
neighborhood on Nob Hill,
south of Irving- street.
Seven rooms, within 10 min
utes' walk of 6th and Wash
ington streets,' and situate
Washington and west of 19th
40x100 FEET
$4500
$5800
$7500
$8000
north of
street.
In the best section of North Hill,
alongside of an (8000 new residence:
can be bought reasonably If you will
build a home on it.
PORTLAND HEIGHTS
If you are thinking of buying In this
favored section, come in and see us, as
we have two propositions which are
well worth looking: Into If you want to
build.
NORTH PORTLAND
We have lots from $1400 and up
wards. Don't buy without first seeing us.
F. V. ANDREWS 6 CO.
Hamilton Bid.. 1S1 Sd st. Tel. Main 3349.
896 Net on
$13,000 ,
North Portland
Business Prop
, erty. - 2 stores ,
and 20 rooms
For particulars see
lidt's Agency
253V2 Washington, cor. Third
Lumber
Mill
MEN
we can sea lor $9000 a
lumber mill and etnmpage
contract' that can be han
dled to yield aa
Net Profit
$1800 A MONTH
Kennedy 6 Hickok
' 325. Lumber Exchange.
BASIS OF ALL WEALTH
City Property aad Lands.
The EAST SIDE has the GREATEST
fopulation, is growing- the most HAP
DLY and the GREATER PORTLAND
MUST and WILL be there. In 1B0
there were 631 residences built on the
EAST SIDE to 100 on the West Side.
Portland is attracting more atten
tion than any citv on the Coast and la
undergoing a MIGHTY TRANSFOR
MATION, and in the next ten years
will likely make more PROGRESS than
It has in Its entire past.
EOLLADAY'S ADDITION
Is the geographical center of the city,
and is the most DESIRABLE residence
district and much of this will become
BUSINESS property. Do not overlook
these facts when making investments,
and call and inspect the property; for
seeing is believing.
The Oregon Real Estate Ok,
8H Third street (room 4) Portland, Or.
$11,000
Two seven-room, modern houses, on
full lot near Portland Academy. Terms.
i-room, mod err
Portland Acad
$3700
Eight-room modern house on East
Main, near 2 2d street. Lot 60x78 and
two blocks from- Hawthorne oar.
Terms.
H. W. IEMCKE COMPANY
Sixth and Washington Streets.
. . Phones: Main 550. A 2537. .
WEST SIDE
Waterfront
2H acres within city limits; railroad
passes- through property. Free fuel
from adjoining mill and surplus steam
power for almost nothing.
Some improvements, bringing fair, In
terest on price asked.
Easy terms If desired.
. Particulars of
Louis Salomon
23S Stark St-, near Second.
Jonesmore
New addition; light on carlln; rn.ll im
provements; streets, sidewalks, etc., com
plete; BuU Run water. Call on ns for par
ticulars. GEO. D. SCHALK,
64 Stark U
NEW TODAT.
AN
Exceptional Bargain
ON
Portland
Heights
A nice
8-room house
on ground
. 87x100 feet
very sightly, and
one block of carline
Title Guarantee 6
Trust Co.
. Corner of Second
Washington Sts.
INCOME
30 NET
On the cash you invest, 11 per
per cent on the total investment.
$11,000 cash will handle the
proposition, 6 per cent on the
balance.
I want three or four parties to
go in with me and buy this. It
will only take $3000 or ' $4000
each. I am ready to take a third
or half. See me at once.
W. B. STREETER
114 THIRD STREET.
THIS BEAUTIFUL HOME
$9000
West Main near King St.
MODERN 10-ROOM HOUSE, ELE
GANT FIXTURES. HOT WATER
HEATING PLANT. BEAUTIFUL
LOCATION. A DECIDED BAR
GAIN. DON'T DELAY IF YOU
WANT A NICE HOME. KEY AT
OFFICE. -
LAMONT & HARRIS
NO. S06-7 S WETLAND BLDG.
UNCLE Myers Loan Office, 148 8d st., near
Alder; established itu; oia ana reiiaoie;
any amount loaned on watches, diamonds.
jewelry and seaisxins.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
TWO fine, new, modemly built houses, close
In, near Hawthorne St.; fully worth $4000.
but to be sold this week for S3000: they will
tent easily for $35; or for homes they can't
De neat, will sen separately.
8 acres fine land for garden or chicken
ranch, on carline: real snan: only $1350.
Fine 10-exrre ranch, close In, to trade for
Portland property.
HOME LAND CO., 1H I
WEST BIOB.
Homes on easy monthly payments. Tour
choice of 391 Guild St., $4000, $3ft? down,
J33 per month; 890 or 302 North 24th it,
3750. 130O down. 30 ter month.
Houses, 6 rooms, every modern con
venience, splendid neighborhood.
FIDELTIT TRUST COMPANT, Owner,
,406 Commercial blk. Phone Main 447.
WHY BUILD? First-class 9-room bouse, with
bath and toilet both up and downstairs;
' full cement basement, stationary wash tubs,
. furnace; 60x100 lot: cement sidewalk; beau
tiful lawn; everything; conducive to nice
home in best neighborhood in city ; very
close tn; $8000; $3000 down. Inquire 37
. 11th st. Home telephone A 4431. Owner.
HOLLADAY PARK RESIDENCE
FOR SALE CHEAP.
I have modern 7 -room house, 60x100 cor
ner, nice lawn, choice roees, good car serv
ice, best of locations; this will be on the
market for a few days only. Particulars
call on premises, 541 Broadway.
FOR 8 ALE Modern 8-room bouse In fine con
dition; good furnace, gas' and electric fix
tures, stationary tubs, cement cellar, fruit
trees and rosee; quarter block, convenient to
Union ave. cars; owner leaving city. Apply
71S Chamber of Commerce.
FOR SALE- or will trade for Portland prop
erty. 80-acre farm; $35O0.
6-room home, 4 big lots, $2000.
C. S. ARNOLD A CO.,
Original Hotel Brokers,
Phone Main 7311. 351 Mi Morrison St.
$1875 Large 6-room house , fireplace and bath,
full lot or 100x100 if desired; elegant as
sortment of roses and tropical plants, fruit,
berries 'and fine vegetables; $625 down, bal
ance on time. Bee owner, 1235 Omaha.
Ockley Green Station, Et. Johns car.
X HAVE 10 lots In St. Johns at a sacrifice
price for cash if taken quick; can clear
50 per cent In 60 days. See me today. P.
W. Henderson, 243 Stark St.
$3300 Beautiful new six-room home, com
pletely modern; $800 cash, $25 monthly. 883
Bast Main; save commission. Owner, Eaat
' 623.
FOR sale by owner, fine 8-room house, new
and strictly modern; basement and attto;
East Side. E 81, Oregonian.
SIX-ROOM modern and new house,. West Side;
fractional lot; $3ti00; $750 down, bal. $25
month. 9 45, Oregonian.
$80 DOWN and $20 a month; 8 of .best resi
dence lots- In University Park; graded
street. . M. H. Tower.
RESIDENCE? lot In Holleday Park, $800. If
you are wise, take It quick. Columbia Trust
Company, Couch blUg.
FOR SALE (Br owner), a new, modern, ft
room residence In best ectlon,. East Side.
Phone East S912.
HOUSES built on Installments; lots If de
sired. E. E. Miller. 612 Commercial block.
Main 1840.
FINE home In Piedmont; T-room modern
house and two lota; only $2800. 1200 Will
iams ave. ..
$1850 Hew 6-room cottage. Bast 224 st. ; half
cash.. Phone Pacific 1674, or call 107 ad.'
SPHINX AGBNCT, 806 STARK ST., CAN
sell your business property or residence.
OXE to SO acres, cleared, for sale; West Side;
6c fare. Dr. Fehrenbach, 241 First t.
IDEAL 6-room house oh eairy monthly pay
ments. Owner. Phone East 675.
FOR SALE 8-room bouse, V lot. Inquire 646
Third sU
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
BARGAINS IN HOMES AND LOTS
Fine lot on carline; improved street;
$10 cash, balance to suit.
$700 ft lots, fenced, in cultivation; fine
for chicken ranch and gardening; three
blocks from 8 cariinea; your own term.
$7(0 2 lots n corner; all beautiful homes
In this neighborhood; $10 cash and $10 per
month.
$1050 5-room home, full lot, with small
fruit, shrubbery, etc. ; terms easy.
$2000 for 8 -room home, close tn; this im
modern, not new, but a nice, good home,
worth more money; $2u0 cash, balance easy.
$3200 T-room strictly modern, corner. 2
lots; 2 fine fireplace, full cement base
ment, with Summer kitchen, complete;
term.
F. J. STFINMETZ ft CO.,
The Homesellers, 13 Morrison
J. M. CAMERON REALTY CO.
Swell new J-room bungalow cottage; Tlill
concrete basement, nice attic for a drying
room, dainty reception hall, fireplace, mod
ern pantry and kitchen, attractive bathroom,
with shower bathroom adjoining; rooms all
tinted ; 65x100 corner lot. This cottage is
artistic In appearance, strictly modern In
design and built right; Just one block from
carline. Price $2400, on terms.
Another 6-room cottage with large attic,
practically aa good as the above, $2250, oa
terms.
J. M. CAMERON REALTY CO.,
412 Commercial block. 2d and Wash.
$7500 Lot KOxloo. fins 8 -room modern house.
on Hoyt, near 22d.
$0000 Modern T-room house on 6th St.,
near Grant.
$5500 H block, T-room house, 14 fruit
tree and all kinds of small fruit; East 18th
and Madison.
$4000 Corner lot, modern T-room house,
god barn, street Improved, cement walk;
East Salmon st.
$450050x100, T-room house; 10 mlauteg
walk of center West Side.
A. J. FARMER ft, CO..
Room 80 Washington bids;.
TWO EXCEPTIONALLY BEAUTIFUL
PLACES. -6-room
Queen Anne cottage, finished In
elegant style, a regular little palace; 3.
Glisan ; swell part of city; $8000.
6 rooms. 60xlOO feet ground, on B.
Alder; concrete basement; porcelain bath;
several mammoth cherry trees and other
ifrutt; a galore of roses and shrubbery;
price less than building cost; $2850; easy
terms. .
THS DUNN-LAWRENCE CO.,
No. 1494 First St.
$1500 6-acre tract In 2-year-old strawberries.
mile from elation, $c fare; two year
crops will more than pay for the place.
$2000 10 acres. cleared and seeded;
2 minutes' walk to station, school and
churches; 8c fare. x
$:uoo io acres, all In cultivation: fruit,
garden and berries; 9-roora house; H mil
to railroad, 8c care.
F. J. STMINMETZ ft CO.
The Homesellera. 193 Morrison St.
$2300 A 5-room modern cottage In Sunny
side, $2oo cash and $10 per month; a bar
gain. $1250, part cash, a nice 4-room cot
tage, lot 50x1m, In Sunnyalde School dis
trict, fruit trees and roses: or, if you have
$.VH you' can select your lot and we build
you a home on It on the monthly payment
plan. McKenna Real Estate Ct., 1155 Bel
mont St., cor 80 th. Take Bunny si d or
Mount Tabor car.
SEIvLWOOD TOWNSITW CO.
Take Sell wood car and see the many
new homee In Bellwood. Portland's prettiest
suburb. Bull Run water, fine car aervlce,
beet of schools. Get off at Tenlno St., call
at Sell wood Town site Co.'s office, 1666 E.
13th st. Phone Sell wood Lota from
$200 up. House from $f50 up. Portland
office, H. P. Palmer, 222 Falling bldg.
GET Interested in things at the mouth of the
Columbia River; investments made there
now will net the largest profits of any in
vestment on the Pacific Coast. The boom
has not yet started and property there can
still be bought at ground-floor prices. Come
to our offices and we will tell you all about
it. Columbia Trust Company, Couch bldg.
$10 DOWN, $5 A MONTH.
Fina building lots, $275 to $400 on above
terms; 15 minutes from business center; 8
carllnes. Now do not say you cannot own
a home. ,
MOULT ON ft SCOBEY,
601 Columbia bldg. 865 Wash, st
ONLY A FEW MORU DAYS.
Then the price will advance, 5ntl00, and
nice 6-room modern nusa, beautiful yard
near school and Union ave. For this and
other bargains see
ZI MM FIRMAN ft VAUGHAN.
Main 1676. 303 Buchanan bldg.
ON EASY PAYMENTS East Yamhill St.:
well-built house of 8 good rooms and full
basement, with concrete floor and walla;
bath, gas; streets Improved; bearing fruits;
one block of Sunnyside car; only $2:ifi0; $750
down. C. M. Thorn aeon, 223 Chamber of
Commerce.
A SIGHTLY residence lot, 60x100, with Bull
Run water, cement walks and curbs, all
paid for, and less than two blocks from
carline; only 12 minutes from heart of
the city; S450; terms, Columbia Trust
Company, Oouch bldg.
$3750 62x100, corner. Front and Hooker sts.;
a good location for flat; a food buy.
$3750 50x100, with old house, on Clay
st., near 14th; nothing as cheap In .this
vicinity.
W; O. WADDBLU 817 Lumber Exchange.
WOODLAWN HEIGHTS. -Lot
63xl00 facing east on 8th and
Rlggln sts; Bull Run water, street and
sidewalk Improvements; part cash, balance
on easy terms. Phone Fecifie 2520. Rooms
21 and 22 Selllng-Hlrsch bldg.
IMPROVED ACREAGE 8 ACRES. HOUSK,
all fenced and In cultivation; fruit, near
North Alblna Station; $3600. half cash.
Piggott, Finch ft Bigger, Attorneys-at-law,
rooms 4. 6 and 6, Uulkey bldg., NE cor.
2d and Morrison sts. -
SOMETHING fine In; Nob Hill district; new,
modem 8-room house, lot 50x100, 200 ft.
from Washington st.
A. J. FARMER ft CO..
Room "-80. Washington bldg.
100x120, between Hancock and Schuyler, near
Irvington and Broadway carllnes. for $1600.
If you are going to build in Irvlr.gton, see
these lots. They are a bargain. Lafayette
Realty Co., 313 H Washington at.
WEST SIDB SNAP.
$2700 for a good modern 7-room bouse ;
walking distance, on West Side; be
not slow If you want this.
F. FUCHS, 221-& Morrison St. .
$1300 6-room cottage, corner lot, 9tb and
Shaver, near Union ave. car.
$1400 Beautiful corner, 85x110, South
Portland, near car. Gordon, 208 4th. Tel.
Pac. 212S or Main 8960.
WHY pay rent when you can buy fine bun
galow right on carline ? ModeYn every
way; full concrete basement; easy terms;
$2600. Telephone Main 674 or East 2466.
H. E. Stemler, owner. -
$600 SECURES a new modern 6-room house,
, In walking distance; cement basement, gas
and electricity; $600 cash and balance. $25
a month. Price $3000. M, C. Davis. 16
Hamilton bldg.
A SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE.
At S34 Fargo st. ; fine location; price
. $2750; terms can be arranged.
STATE LAND CO., 133 1st St.
BARGAIN.
By owner, good new 6-room house; gas,
fruit, choice roses, improved street; good
car service. Inquire 522 Chamber Com
merce. Phone Ea. 6235.- $2000, part cash.
TWO new bouses, 6 and 6 rooms each,
modern; 60x100 adjoining lots; corner; will
consider offer on both together; separate.
$1400 and $1700. C. M. Thomason, 223
Chamber of Commerce.
$450 -buys- beautiful lot -with cement side
walk, in a fine section of the city; 10 per
cent cash and 8 per cent monthly. M. C.
Davis, 16 Hamilton bldg. Main 4610.
HOLLADAY Park residence, less than one
block from carline;- modern In every par-
' tlcular; beautiful lawn; $4500; terms. Co
lumbia Trust Company, Couch bldg.
GREAT SNAP.
Platting proposition; 17 lots close In; price
$MOO; small payment down.- Address C. L.
BLubaker, 1004 East Clinton st. '
CLARKE-CLEMSON-BLUMA-UER CO.. 801
302 COuch bldg., real estate, mines, invest
ments. Rentals and property carefully
handled. Phone Main 4011.
PORTLAND HEIGHTS.
Four lots; grand view; $2000, half cash,
balance monthly; will trwde for East Side
residence. X 90, Oregonian.
MODERN 6-room house, wood-fiber plaster,
concrete basement, lot 40x125; take Wood
lawn car. Owner, 362 Fremont st Price,
' $2500. . - .
OWNER of residence lot. East Side, having
contracted to build cottage, will sell same
on terms; 6 per cent. R 84 Oregonian.
IF yon want a $450 real estate mortgage,
well secured., drawing 7 per cent, call Room
15, Lafayette bldg., cor. 6tb and Wash.
36 "ACRES on proposed routs to Hillsboro; 6
miles west of Courthouse. Apply 892 E.
. Sixth St., South. Phone East 6238.
HENRY C. PRUDHOMME. 806 CHAMBER
of Commerce; Fire Insurance. Apple
lands; easy -monthly payments,
A FEW claims in Clatsop. Columbia and. Linn
Counties for sale; all accecsible. Columbia
Trust Company, Couch bldg.
TWO fins lots on Union ave, near Piedmont,
cheap. Owner, East 8867