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THE MOKSXXG 0KEG05IAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1907.
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NEW LINES D R A W N
Precincts Have Grown Beyond
Prescribed Limits. ,
DISTRICTS TO BE ALTERED
Oonnty Officials Take Steps to Fix
Precincts so Xnmber of Voters
in Each 'Will Not Exceed
Maximum of GOO.
Because the last city election showed
that 21 of the precincts in Portland
contain more than 300 voters each,
the number allowed by law. County
Commissioners Llghtner and Barnes
and County Clerk Fields are making
arrangements to add a few new pre
cincts to the city by cutting down the
size of the old ones. Some of the
precincts as they now stand contain
nearly 5oO voters, the largest one hav
ing 498 and the smallest in which a
change is to be made. 310.
The greatest difficulty experienced
in a large precinct is the time it takes
to count the votes. At the last election
it was 23 hours before the returns
could be made from precinct 37. In
precincts 7 and T4 of the county 37
hours was required to count the bal
lots, and another precinct required 36
hours. All this calls for a reduction
of the size of the precincts.
After the contemplated changes are
made some ef the precincts of the city
will be partly wet and partly dry, but
the voters may alter this to suit them
selves at a coming election. Only ward
lines will be followed In making the
new precincts, but the Commissioners
cannot yet tell where the lines will
He. They said yesterday that It would
be about a week before they would
know definitely how many precincts
the city will have after the new lines
are laid. The precincts which are to
be reduced in size, the number of votes
cast at the last election, and the num
ber of hours taken to count them are
as follows:
Elec-
Precipct. Hours, tors.
2 Vi 378
7 10 S4B
8 19 422
2 12 811
37 21 4!3
19 23 449
42 17 35
4J 18 417
47 14 329
59 12 321
"1 13 3'15
; 13 3'10
M 17 435
52 io 3io
5" 18 4SO
52 15 438
52 13 840
M 517
69 , 13 310
SAYS FIRST DIVORCE UWVISE
Judge Fraier's Comment on Family
Tangles of Emerson Wilson.
Emerson Wilson, formerly the hus
band of Clara Wilson and of Lizzie
Wilson, was haled before the Juvenile
Court yesterday afternoon to tell of his
actions while living with Clara Wilson,
his first but divorced wife. In a house
boat on the river, with a 3-year-old
adopted child. During this time his
second and lawful wife was living in
town, and finally brought suit against
Wilson In the Circuit Court to obtain
a divorce, which was granted last Fri
day. The child was yesterday given
into the care of the Boys' and Girls'
Aid Society, but may be sent to South
Bend, Wash., to be cared for by Wil
son's mother, as the information in the
hands of the Juvenile Court is to the
effect that she is an estimable woman.
Wilson testified he bought the scow
last June, and then Clara went to live
in it. He said he was an engineer in
the steamer Hazel Weir, and when in
Portland lived with the divorced wife.
At this Judge Frazer said the man
never should have been divorced from
the woman in the first place, if he
loved her so much as all that, and
that this case ought to show, that
divorces are sometimes granted when
they should not be. The Judge showed
that he thought it was the love letters
which Wilson was receiving from hlB
first wife which caused his separation
from the second woman.
The little girl told the Judge about
the arrangement of the two rooms in
the boathouse where Wilson and his
first wife lived.
ESTATE IS SOLD AT ArCTIOX
Proceeds From Property Ijeft by
Henry Wilson Goes to State.
The real property belonging to the
estate of Henry Wilson, consisting of
two lots, were sold by the Sheriff to
Morris Senofnky yesterday morning for
$000. the estate having escheated to the
state because there are no heirs. A
large crowd was present as Deputy
Sheriff Hollingsworth stood on the
Courthouse steps to auction off the prop
erty. Mrs. WoodcocK started the bidding
on one of the lots at $2000. The lots
were first knocked down at C50 and $3750
each, but sold together for ISOOO.
Since Wilson died in April, 1S99, three
sefs of persons have come forward
claiming to he his heirs. Christine Enger,
an aged woman claiming to be a sister
of the dead man, fought her case twice
in the Circuit Court, and once In the Su
preme Court, being defeated each time.
John C. Shillock, receiver of the estate,
holds $5000 in cash, which, inaddition to
the $S0M received yesterday, will make
the total amount to be received by the
state treasury $13,000.
WIFE WOULDN'T LET HIM GO
Divorce Granted to Husband Who
Couldn't Attend Lodge.
J. M. Davis was granted a decree of
divorce from Malvina Davis by Judge
Frazer. of the Circuit Court yesterday.
The case went by default, the plaintiff
testifying that his wife could never
agree with rim; that she wanted to
live In the city while he enjoyed
country life; that she would not mend
his trousers or socks, and that she was
very much averse to his attending
lodge functions. He said he once con
sented to take part in the lodge pro
gramme, but that on the night of the
entertainment his wide hid his cos
tume in the house and then locked all
the doors. He said that on another
occasion when he was elected a mem
ber of the lodge entertainment commit
tee she held him so he could not go.
"The couple were married at Joplln, Mo.,
in January, 1S9S.
Searchlight on Woman's Character.
The case of Mrs. Albers. who lives at
740 Union avenue, and who is said to have
been found in a saloon at Union avenue
and Fremont street last Saturday night
with several men. is being investigated
by Chief Prolttlon Officer Hadley, and
If it is found that she frequents such
places. It is probable that her S-year-old
child will be taken from her and placed
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with the Boys' and Girls' Aid Society, or
with come private family of good repute.
It was noon Saturday when Mrs. Albers
reported that the child was lost and could
not be found. Upon finding the boy,
Officer Mallet went to the Albers home
and found the woman gone. She was at
last located in the saloon.
State Court Notes.
John Carlyle has been made the de
fendant in a suit to recover 500, brought
by Richard Martin on account of archi
tectural services performed upon the
Washingtin Apartments, on Northup
street between November, 1905, and De
cember, 1906.
"William Conarnt 'has brought suit in the
Circuit Court against Nannie Conant to
obtain a divorce on grounds of desertion.
He says they were married in June, 1900,
at OwenSboro. Ky., and that his wife de
serted him in November. 1901, after 17
months of wedded life. At that time the
couple were living at Potterville, Mich.
Junkdealer Wolfman Acquitted.
a wnifmnn . fiArond-hand dealer.
was acquitted yesterday of a charge of
receiving ana concealing zo wmuuw
weights. which were stolen by Law
rence FIndley, a schoolboy, and sold
to Wolfman for 50 cents. The case was
tried in Judge Gantenbein's department
of the Circuit Court. The testimony
- Yi effort thot Wolfman was
told the weights were taken from an
old building aDOUt to rail 10 piece., in.
Jury was out a half hour.
I
MORE SALARIES ADVANCED
Folice Chief, Captains, Sergeants
and Detectives to Get Advance.
Following the increase of pay to
patrolmen, granted at the last meeting
of the Council, the ways and means
committee yesterday afternoon voted
to grant higher salaries to- the remain
ing members of the department. In
response to a petition the committee
recommended that the salary of the
Chief be raised from $200 to 225 a
month; of captains from $125 to $150;
of sergeants and detectives from $100
to $115. The recommendation will un
doubtedly be adopted by the Council
tomorrow.
There are now In the department
four captains and three Bergeants. At
presenti only two regular detectives
are employed. The greater part of the
detective work Is done by men classed
as patrolmen, drawing $100 a month,
who are detailed for plain-clothes serv
ice. This has been the practice in the
department since the Executive Board
discharged the old detective force.
The committee also recommended
that the salary of Mervln Pugh. Deputy
City Engineer, be Increased from $125
to $150 a month. Several other ad
vances have also recently been made
in the City Engineer's department.
PORTLAND DAY 'AT THE
DALLES.
This is Fair and Carnival week at the
Dalles, and tomorrow. Wednesday, will
be Portland day. The O. R.' & N. will
sell round trip tickets for a fare and a
third The first train leaves Union
Depot at 7:15 A. M. and the next at 8:30.
A fine programme arranged and a good
1 r, , ....V- o no tiolrpta at the
Lime assured. u 1 . .... -
city ticket office. Third and Washington
streets.
HiUsboro Street Fair.
HILLSBORO. Or.. Oct. 7. (Special.)
Washington County enjoyed the
street fair at HiUsboro, held last week.
Many agricultural and horticultural
products were exhibited in the pavilion
and the stock pens were filled with
fine horses, cattle, sheep and hogs. In
the horse rarade were more than 1003
animals. Especially noticeable was a
number o 2-year-olds weighing from
J0S0 to 1516 pounds. Certain Eastern
people attending were astonished at
the display of ducks, geese and chick
ens. The show, while not large, was
thoroughly enjoyed.
KISKR FOR SOUVENIR PHOTOS.
Northwest SceneryImperial Hotel.
THE
PORTLAND
PORTLAND, OR.
MODERN
RENTAL RANT. '
COol 0TS HnXIOK D
- CORNER SEVENTH AND STARK STREETS
Portland's New and Modern Hotel. Rates $1 per Day .and Up
European Plan. Free Bos.
WRIGHT-DICKINSON HOTEL CO. Props.
HOTEL PERKINS
Fifth and Washington Streets, PORTLAND. OREGON
EUROPEAN PLAN
Banana, fT.Bfl to (S.M Nr Iar
AoBOzdlng So IXNMsEaon.
I. V. DAVIE. President,
St Charles Hotel
CO. (INCORPORATED)
Front and Morrison Streets, PORTLAND, OR.
EUROPEAN PLAN
FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT IN CONNECTION
HOTEL LENOX Bffi.S
Portland's N.waat and Most Medora Hoeal
Up-to-date grill Auto bus meets all trains Rates :
$1 day and up European plan Long dis
' tance phone in all rooms Private baths.
rml. MXTSCHA. rrasUcstf ana Xaoacsn
European Plan
IAII.Y METEOBOLOOICAL REPORT.
PORTLAND, Oct. 7. Maximum tempera
ture, 68 degrees; minimum, 56 degrees.
River reading at 8 A. M.. 4 feet; change in
last 24 hours, none. Total rainfall (5 P. M.
to 5 P. M., none; total rainfall since Septem
ber 1, 190T, 2. 18 Inches; normal rainfall
sines September 1, 1907, 2.62 inches; de
ficiency. .49 Inch. Total sunshine since Oc
tober 6. 8 hours, 6 minutes; possible sun
shins since October 6. 11 hours. 26 minutes.
Barometer (reduced to sea level) at o P. M.,
8a 17 Inches.
PACIFIC COAST WEATHER
eveath and Waahtsstas g Usees, revtssnd, Oregon.
-a 3 wind.
3
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3
Baker City
Boise
Eureka e .
Kamloops
North Head
Pocatello
Portland
Red Bluff
Roseburg
Sacramento
Salt Lake
San Francisco. . .
Spokane
Seattle
Walla Walla
60
780.
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4INW
4 NW
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ICloudy
ICloudy
Pt. cloudy
IClear
IPt. cloudy
IPt. cloudy
ICloudy
7210.
56i0.
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WEATHER CONDITIONS.
PORTLAND. Oct. 7. The barometer has
risen In Western Washington and In British
Columbia and a well-defined high area over
lies the Washington coast. Considerable
cloudiness prevails over the Pacific Slops
and Inter-Mountain region, but no rain oc
curred except at North Head. The tempera
ture was lower In Northwestern Oregon, but
elsewhere no marked thermal changes oc
curred. The Indications point -to fair weather over
this forecast district Tuesday.
FORECASTS.
Portland and vicinity Tuesday, fair;
northwest winds.
Western Oregon and Western Washington
Tuesday, fair; northerly winds.
Eastern Oregon, Eastern Washington and
Idaho Tuesday, fair.
L. LODHOLZ. Local Forecaster.
(Temporarily in Charge.)
Grand Centra! Station Tims Card
SOUTHERN PACIFIC.
Leaving Portland
Bhasta Ex pre si .i,.,.
Cottage Grova Passenger.
California Express
Ban Francisco Express. ....... .
West Side
Corvallls Passenger
Sheridan Passenger
Forest Grove Passer ger. ...... .
Forest Grove Passenger........
Arriving: Portland
Oregon Express .....
Cottage Grove Passenger
Shasta Express
Portland Express
West Side
Corvallls Pas?nger ,
Sheridan Passenger , ,
Forest Grove Passenger
Forest Prove Passenger
8:15 a, m.
4:15 p. m.
7:43 d. m.
11:30 p. m.
7:00 a. m.
4:10 p. m.
11:00 a. in.
0.20 p. xn.
7:25 a. m.
11:30 a. nx
7:30 p. m.
11:30 p. m.
5:55 p. m.
10:20 a. m.
8:00 a m.
3:60 p. m.
NORTHERN PACIFIC.
Lravlnr Portland
Tscoma and Seattle Express
8:30 a m.
2:00 p. m.
4:30 p. m.
1 1 :45 p. m:
7:00 a. m.
4:15 p.tn.
8:15 p. rn.
i-vunn oaT s cnicago L.imitea.
Puget Sound Limited
Orerland Express
Arriving Portland
North Coast Limited...........
Portland Express
Overland Express
Puget Sound Limited
10:55 p. m
OREGON RAILROAD NAVIGATION CO.
Leaving Portland
Pendleton Passenger
Chicago-Portland Special
Spokane Flyer
Kansas City A Chicago Express..
Arriving Portland
Spokane Flyer
Chi.. Kan. City A Portland Ex. .
Chicago-Portland Special .......
Portland Passenger
7:15 a. m.
8:30 a. m.
7:00 p. m,
7:40 p. taw
8:00 a. m.
6:45 a. m.
8:20 p. m.
5:15 p. m.
ASTORIA A COLUMBIA RIVER.
Leaving Portland
Astoria & Seaside Express......
Astoria Express
Arriving Portland
Astoria A Portland Passenger.
Portland Express .
8:00 S. m.
6:00 p. m.
12:15 p. m.
10:00 p. m.
Jetterson-Street Station
SOUTHERN PACIFIC.
Leaving Portland 1
Dallas Passenger .1 7:40 a-m.
Dallas Passenger 4:15 p. &
Arriving Portland r
Dallas Passenger ........ ....110:15 a. m.
Dallas Passenger
1 c.25p. m.
BIAMUUiTSBS
FOR TOVRIST9 sad
COMMKBCIAI.
TB-aTKLEBS
Special rates made
to families ud sin
gle reotlemes. Tba
management will ee
pleased at all times
te show rooms and
ive prices. A moil-,
era Turkish bats f
tabllsbmeat la ska
boteL
H. C. BOWERS,
OIXAM.
Flnt-Claes Cheek
Cewaected With
C O. DAYIB. Bee. and TraaeV
ROOMS SOc TO $1.50
tl.00. 91.50, $2.00 per Day,
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MT.ETIX? NOTICES.
A. & A. 8. RITB Seetlni this
evening, social only.
By order
VEN. MASTER.
PORTLAND LODGE. NO. 65. A.
tt A A. M. Special communica
tion this (Tuesday) evening at
(BW 7:SO o CIOCK. wora in uo-
gree. visiting nretnren welcome.
By order ot W. M.
I. "W. PRATT, Sec'y.
MINTJRVA LODGE, NO. 19. L O. O. F.
Members are requested to meet at Holman's
Chapel at 2:45 P. M. to conduct toe tuneral
of our late brother. B. Geken.
HERMAN SCHAFFNBR, N. G.
B. KLOTZ, Sec.
ELLISON ENCAMPMENT, NO. 1. I. O. O.
P. Regular meeting this (Tuesday) evening,
October 8. at T:S0 o"clock. Oddfellows' Tem
ple. Golden Rule degree. Visitor, welcome.
E. E. SHARON, Scribe.
HAWTHORNE) LODGE NO. 111.
A it. A A. M. Special communl-
9K ration today. Oct. 8. at 1:15 P. St..
Burknard Bldg., for the purpose
of conaucting tne runerai or our
deceased Bro. Porter D. Williams, of Meri
dian Lodge, of Meridian. Idaho. Brethren
earnestly requested to be present. By order
of the W. M.
O. B. MILLER. Secretary.
ri'ER.lL NOTICES.
O'LEART At residence, 1148 East Washing'
ton street, October 7, Mrs. Mary O'Leary,
epd R7 vears. mother of Katherine O'Leary.
Funeral will take place from residence
Wednesday, October It. at 8:80 A. M-. thence
to St. Francis Church, East 11th and Oak
atreets, at 0 A. M., wnere requiem mi
Cemetery.
WILLIAMS At the family residence, Lenta,
October 6, Porter D. Williams, aged 61
years. 4 months, 27- days. Friends are
i-nc-tfullv invited to attend the funeral
services, which will be held at Holman's
chapel, corner Sd and Salmon sts., at 2
P. M. today (Tuesday). October 8. Mult
nomah cemetery.
GAKEN Friends are respectfully Invited
to the funeral services oi iwmani uasen,
'which will be held at Holman's chapel,
,.r 3d and Salmon sts.. at S P. M.
today (Tuerday), October 8. Interment
LANCE The funeral services of Orson H.
Lance will be held at hie late residence,
T.ar Woodstock, at 2 P. -M. Wednesdav.
Friends Invited. Interment Multnomah
Cemetery.
j. p. FINLEY at SON. Funeral Directors.
No. 261 Sd aC cor. Jiaqison. sruono awn ,
Dunning. McEnte Gilbaogh, Funeral Dl
rectors, 7th Pine. Phono M. 430. Lady aaat.
ER1CSON UNDERTAKING CO.. 409 AJdev
l Lady assistant, r-none .nun outs.
KDW.4RD HOLM AN CO.. Funeral Direct
on, 220 3d St. Lady assistant. Phone M. 607.
ZELLFK-BVKXES CO.. Funeral Direct
or. 23 Russell. East 1088. Lady assistant.
F. 8. DUNNING, Undertaker, 414 East
Alder. Ldy assistant, l'uone .al oz.
AMUSEMENTS.
Mo. EEILIG THEATER JTi
TONIGHT AT 8:15 O'CLOCK.
Everr nie-ht thta week matinee Saturday,
Lie bier 4k Co. present
Mr. William Faversham
In the gripping. Western drama
"TH tv: AOTTAW M4X."
Evenings $2.00 to 50c. Matinee $1.80 to 50o.
MARQUAM GRAND
(Portland's Famous Theater.
(Phon Main 6.
TONIGHT and remainder of week. Mati
nees Wednesday and Saturday.
Entirelv New Great Novelty. .
"THfi, MOCKING BIRD"
First Time on This Coast.
10 GREAT SONG HITS, 10
Evenlnr. 26c. 50o and 75c Matinees. 25c
and 50c
BAKER THEATER
Phone Main t
GEO. I BAKER, General Manear.
All this week Baker Stock Company In
BARBARA FRIETCHXE.
Clvde 'Fittrh' rrpitt nl of the South.
Grand production- Greatly augmented cast.
entire company jr, u. is. u., to assist.
Beats should be secured early. Evening
prices: 25c. 85c and 50c. Matinee: 15c and
25c. Matinee Saturday only.
, Next Week "AU en Account of Elian."
EMPIRE THEATER
Phone Msln 117.
MILTON W. SEAMAN. Msupr.
Popular-prlc. home of road attractions.
TONIGHT ALL. WEEK MATINEES
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
The Thrilling: Scenic Melodrama.
THB DKSTBR EXPRESS"
Night prices: 15c. 25c, 3 Sc. 80c Matinees:
10c and 20e.
Next Week The Choir Staffer.
THE STAR mj SLVtiS?
Week of October 6.
TUB R. E. FRENCH CO. PRESENTS
"MIDNIGHT IV CHXSATOWN"
Regular matinees Sunday. Tuesday. Thurs
day end Saturday at 2:30. Prices. 10c and
20c. Every evening at 8:15. Prices, 18c
25c and 35c Reserved seats .may be secured
ty either phone.
Season seats eaa be seemed by applying
at box-office.
I ,i
LYRIC THEATER
Both Phones l Main 4685, Home. A 1MB.
Week commencing Monday. September 30
THE LYRIC STOCK COMPANY IN
v OTHER PEOPLES MONEY
Matinees Tuesday. Thursday. Saturday
and Sunday. Prices 10c and 2e. Every
evening at 8:1a. Prices lftc 25c and 35a.
Boxes SOc. Office open 10 A. M. to 10 P. M.
THE GRAND
Vaudeville de Luxe.
WEEK OF OCT. 7TH. '07.
BARRY HOTTER CO.,
FOX A FOX IE C1RCC8
And a host ef ether big acts.
Three shows dally at 2:80, 1:80 and S:15
P. M.
M;m?iii;n
THE WORLD'S BEST TRAINED ANIMAL
EXHIBITION.
Tomorrow, Thursday and Friday
THB CHILDREN'S PERENNIAL FAVORITB
Presenting
MRS. GEN. TOM THUMB
AND
800 ANIMAL ACTORS
TOMORROW and THURSDAY
Circus Grounds, 25th and Quimby Su,
FRIDAY
East Side, Nott St. and Williams At.
GRAND FREE STREET PARADJES
EACH MORNING.
"AUCTION BALES TODAY.
At 10 A. M.. by the Portland Auction Co.
211 First at.
Bv J. T. Wilson at salesroom. 208 First St..
at 10 A. M. ; groceries. J. T. Wilson, Auc
tioneer.
At Oilman's auction rooms. 411 Washington
street at 10 o clock A. 31. B. L. N. Oilman,
Auctioneer.
At 2 P. M.. by the Portland Auction Co..
for the western salvage Auction uo., cor.
20th and Washington sts.
At Baker's Auction House, cor. Alder and
Park sts. Fine furniture, rugs, etc. 6ale at
10 o'clock. Baker & sons, auctioneers.
DIED.
SCHAEPER In this city, at his lata resi
dence, 761 Macadam street. August . H.
Schaefer. aged 44 years, 6 months, lf days.
Funeral notice hereafter.
JESDER At the residence of hi son. H.
Jesder. 828 West at., Montavilla, October
7, William E. Jesder, aged 85 years, 4
months and 11 days.
RAYMOND At 185 East B3d St.. Ruth M.
Raymond, age 2 months. -
NEW TODAY.
T 1
Durnsiae
Street
100-ft. frontage J2T.800
The best buy on this
promising; street.
A THE HART LiAXD CO-yj
f. 146 Second St. J
HOME ON EVERETT ST.
New, modern ten-room house, beau
tifully finished interior; cost $10,000
to build. Lot on this street could not
be bought for less than $6000. Price
of house and lot,
$14,000
If vou want a handsome house in
the city's finest residence district.
don't neglect this opportunity; make
an appointment to see this.
HARTMAN & THOMPSON,
Chamber of Commerce.
ACREAGE
FOR SALE
14 acres, finest property for platting
purpose on market, close to carline.
Call and see us about tt.
Title Guarantee &
Trust Co.
Corner 2d and Wlashlngrton Sts.
Foundry or Planing Mill
Site to Lease
Five acres on St. John electric line.
Tracks In. Terra oi years, very cneap,
. .FRANCIS I. M'KENKA,
.Phone, Mala 1220.
o
MW TODAY.
SaveThatRent
60 Acres Added to
RAILWAY ADDITION
MONTAYILLA
NOW OPEN FOR SALE.
LOTS 35 LOTS
$10 DOWN.
$5 JHONTHLY.
Five-Cent Fare.
25 Minutes to Third Street.
AGENTS AT TRACT SUNDAY.
Take Montavilla car, get oft at
corner of Villa and Hibbard streets.
For further information and maps
call at office.
Lambert-Whitiner Company
107 Sherlock Building,
Cor. Sd and Oak.
The Tale of
CRANBERRIES
$400 to $700 Per Acre
Is the annual output of gold nuggets
picked from cranberry bushes. "The
tale of Cranberries ' ' is interesting.
Let me tell you about it.
J. FRANK PORTER
223 Washington St.
Two Buys That Can't Be Beaten
10 acres In city limits of Beaverton: house
and barn; all under plow; all good onion
lanOL
f'50O TEBU8,
29 acres In city limits of HiUsboro: 20
acres best of cultivation; balance good
standing old fir. Two good living springs;
6-room house, barn, small family orchard;
1 acre iogan-oerri.es; lays 0'Xi feet of rail
road track; fi minutes' walk to the depot.
1500 V DOWN.
X M CAMERON REALTY CO.
413 Commercial bids.
Mortgage Loan, Lowest Rates
Real Estate and Insurance
A. H. BIRRELL
901 to 03 McKay lildg 3d and Stark,
OBORGB black,
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT.
18 Worcester Building.
Phone Pacific 1807.
FOR SAlE RE AX ESTATE.
8ELLWOOD Good rental property: fine 6-
TOWJv'SXTE room modern home, nearly
CO. new; rent for $20. I have list
of renters who will take lease,
lots from $325. homes) from
S70( up. 1665 E. 13th. Sell-
wood 161.
INCOME) PROPERTY.
$7900 for West Side Investment. 50x100.
improved with flat building, situated two
DiocKs rrom . -loth st. : warenouee ims
trict, now paying Shi per cent net. This
is unsurpassed; investigate at once; part
cash, ti 242, care Oregonian.
$100 CASH and $12 60 per month will secure
you a line acre on uregon i ny cariine; iu
per month will buy a half-acre on Mt, Ecott
line; water mam iaia.
THORNTON,
A 2727; Main 4201.
tU9 Chamber of Commerce.
FINE corner, 100x100, on Tillamook st.
cement walks; 2 blocks from carline
only $1400.
CALL ON US.
COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY.
Couch Building.
MUST HAVE MONEY.
Must he sold at once. 14 V acres, inclu-
Ing 4T5 ft. of river frontage, four miles
from post off Ice, three blocks from carline:
garden land and residence sites; $400 per
acre, inquire room zuw Aiisky oiag.
TRY A. S. Draper's system of securing JUST
WHAT YOU WANT In 0 to 8-room houa.
modern, $500 to $3600, on terms of li60
down, balance as rent; ALL NEW HOUSEd
in su parts ot tne city. tt3 Washington.
xtooms a ana , cor. i in.
"FOURTH AND HALL STS."
"LOT ALONE WORTH THE MONEY.'
$7760 Double houpe, 9 rooms each, pre
ent income $720; fc H ou ud bring MORQ.
LA MONT & HARRIS, 806-7 Swetland Bldg.
$560 EACH. Have three sightly corners
luuxiuu eacn, in aetnraDie location, near
carline. Will sell one or more: special
tor a rew aays. n. vv . iemcxe to.. in ft
6th st. xei. Main oou.
ONE acre, close in, near Plalnfield, cars
hanay, line sou, win maxe s ooxioo-foot lots,
fine for ranch or homes. Price $12K). Snap.
. J as. C. Logan, room 20 Raleigh bldg., 323 Vfc
wasn. si.
BEAUTIFUL PORTLAND HEIGHTS.
Sightly QUARTER BLOCK, corner Ettm
ana Montgomery at. drive, only S4750.
LA MONT & HARRIS, 306-T Swetland Bldg.
$3600 A choice quarter block on Portland
Heights, one oiock from car; beautiful view
must be sold this week; terma H. W.
LenicKt (Jo., etn ana wasmngton. M. 650.
NICE 6-room house on East 31st st., near
East Ankeny; handy to car and beats pay
ing rent; price is on easy payments.
tioiiam, urussi & iiigiey. rzn st.
$4500 A nice little buy. 100x100: five cot
tages, always rented ; Income $60 per
monin. un tn si., near snenaan.
ieurgn, 220 Ablngton bldg.
BUY from owner and save commission; nice
6-room house, modern in every way ; Hol
laday Parle Addition. S03 (Wasco, near
iasi, .citn. rnone tam. oia.
7-ROOM house, nearly new; bath, gas and
cement basement: lot 46x100; one block
rrom canine; .waiKing distance; $hoo. Hat
neicsg anaitn. iw stn st.
$5800 Lot 60x100 on railroad In warehouse
district North Portland; $3000 down, balance
long time 6 per cent; give phone number.
Owner, G 277 Oregonian.
FORCED RALE 7-room cottage. basement,
furnace, fireplace, east front, fine view. lot
100x100; $3000: Rood terms. M. c. Davis,
is Hamilton mag.
$3000 COMPLETELY furnished modern 5
room' cottage, with two lots, on East 27th
st., or without furniture zuu. u zoz,
Oregonian.
7-ROOM house and lot at Mt. Tabor, near
carline; aleo adjoining lot. Owner, . 216
Chamber of Commerce, fnone AlaJn 12B3
4-ROOM cottage, new, one block from Haw
thorne ave.; lot 60x100; for quick sale.
Si ISO. Hameia a smun, ina etn st.
ON PORTLAND HEIGHTS, comer 75xlO0.
' beautiful building site, $2500. Inquire
room 40, Washington building.
IN IRVINGTON. 8 beautiful lots, all street
Improvements made; $2600. Inquire room
40, waemngion oiag.
6-room house at 254 East 37th; $3000; cash
balance 3 years at 7 per cent. inquire
within.
IF you want to buy a home, it pays to see
Chapln & Her low, cnamoer oi commerce.
$1250 New, modern, cosy cottage, 4 room a
bath, pantry ana cioeets. rnone labor 21.
$175 FOR a 45x100 lot, payable $5 monthly.
Call at Tremont office, Mt. Scott line. Purse,
will be offered. Interment Mt. Calvary
IF you want to buy a home. It pays to aee
cnapm tieriow, 420 unamoer or commerce.
SPHINX AGENCY, SOQfe STARK ST.. CAN
tu your Business property or reaiaeaos
FOR SALE RKAL ESTATE.
FOR SALR
Beautiful new modern borne of 8 rooms,
located in th very center of Holladay Park,
completely furnished, fall lot, beautiful
lawn, full cement basement 7 ft. high, mod
ern furnace, laundry tuba larce windowa;
first floor has reception ball, living- room,
dining room with fireplace and library al-
cov. larg pantry, modem kitchen; up- .
stairs baa 4 sleeping room, large cloeets.
modern bathroom, full alsa attic: modern
furniture. Arabian laces. Scotch -Holland
window shades, gas range and water heater,
plain green Brussels carpets and Turkish .
rugs: furnishings new and coat $1120; house
nearly new and cost $3v0; lot worth $1S00;
will sell complete for 4000. one-half cash,
balance 6 per cent, or will rent for 4
month at $oU Owner. B 245. Oregonian.
KEW 6-room house for sals at less than It
will cost to duplicate It, fireplace, furnace,
gaa and electric fixtures. Imitation tile bath
room, special band rubbed finish In parlor,
dining-room and hall, cement oellar floor
cement wash tubs, wood lift, good siie front
and rear porches, large closets, big pantry,
very complete; house built with a rein
forced frame, double boarded, artistic best
material and best workmanship In ths mosc
desirable location of Irvlngton and Holi
day's Addition. East 15th. between Halwy
and Weldler streets. Time or cash terms.
Refidence phone Eaat tore at 320 Bast
Morrison street; phone Iat 02. C I. Boss.
$StHX 10-room house, 770 Marshall st. bet.
23d and 24th: bltullthtc street and "halC
block from best carline; beautiful la wis
flowers and trees? houia In Al condition i
bath, separate toilet, lavatories In threa
rooms; lot 50x100, worth HoOO If vacant;
6-room bouse B0 feet away brought $7000
last year. What should 10-room house
this year bring?
MORGAN. SWEET & CHAPMAK.
213 Ablngton bldg.
rhon M 2015.
JUST THINK.
FOR SALE.
WAREHOUSE PROPERTY.
BY OWNER.
Property on Thurman St.. lOOxlOO, on
corner; streets Improved; this is a bar
gain if taken at once. Small amount oc
ca?h will swing same. Call for particu
ltu-a
Room 20, Lafayette bldg..
Corner 6th and Washington sts.
EX M. 8TEVENB.
Tabor Heights, end of Mount Tabor and
VorrLson-at. carline. The new. sightly
' ' B road view lots from $300 up, on te rms
made easy. Only 2 blocks from carline:
wide streets. Bull Run water, ahade and)
fruit trees; the best buy now on the mar
ket. Ws have a long list of lots, acreage,
timber lands and trading property. Phone
East 6050. Fare 6 cents.
A SNAP.
Strictty modern 8-room house, close
in on E. 12th St.; It Is well built and
conveniently arranged; lot 60x100; fine
lawn and roses, only $5000; easy terms!
must sell.
CALL ON VS.
COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY, .
Couch Building.
ELEGANT HOME Modern house, 6 rooms.
witn aicove on aining-room ana front bed
room; hall and pantry; bathroom up-to-date;
gas and- electricity; winding stairway; ter
raced; with gras lawn; rosos In front, trust
tree in rear; only few blocks from new
High School; will coM over $4o0 mors thai
price asked to duplicate; terms. Sea owner,
660 East Taylor st.
BEAUTIFUL home near the river in Rob
ertson, one block west of Island Station: 9
60x100 lots with new 6-room modern house,
hot and cold water, nice grove of tree with
fine view; $2000.
This is a bargain; 10 acres 1H miles of
carline, In cultivation: old house, running
water, $100; terma Harlow & Dow ling,
Mllwaukle. Or.
WE have on the PENINSULA only 20 lots
x oiock rrom car. 1 Dioca rrom station ;
only $300 per lot; $5 down and $5 a
month will carry one of these lots; th
cheapest lots on the peninsula this
olose to car. Bee them at A. C. Mc
Donald, agent. Get oft of St. John car
at Peninsula Station.
CHOICE residence lot, high and sightly.
nrst-ciass improvements, including hard
surfaeed streets, cement eurbs and walks;
close in on the East Side; $1000.
CALL ON US.
COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY,
Couch Building;.
2 NEW 6-room houses, modern Improvements;
lerms 10 suit.
2 new 6-room cottages, modern; choice
location; easy payments.
1 new 8-room house, 3 lots, 60x100 each;
fruit trees and rosea; nice lawn; terms to
suit purchaser. The Portland Real Estate
Agency, 268 Stark st.; phone A 6148.
$6250 7-room houpe. Kearney, beT 23d and
class neighborhood; carriets, light fixtures,
window shades, awnings and. gas rang
go with house; one-half cash, balance two
years. Vanduyn & Walton, 615 Chamber
Commerce.
RIVER FRONT 2-acre tracts. West Side
uiameite, north ot Oswego, 8c fare; in
trains dally; fine water, electric lights; ail
level, rich soil; raise your own vegetables),
chickens, keep a cow; cheap at $750 per
acre. Sengstake A Lyman. 90 5th st.
GOING AWAY, MUST SELL Magnificent 7
room houfe, on lot 100x100, cement base
mpnt and floor, stationary tubs, furnace,
fireplace, gas, electricity, large rooms, ele
gantly finished for $4760; house alone cost
$4000. M. C. Davis, 16 Hamilton bldg.
2 LOTS on 37th St.. near Hawthorne ave., $600
wen; caen ; oaiance to suit; cement side
walks, streets macadamized. Included In
price. Beat buy on East Side. Improve
ments are In. Jas. C. Logan, room 20
Raleigh bldg., 323 Washington.
PENINSULAR LOTS.
Lots adjoining Swift's new packing
plant; will soon be very valuable; else 2-iX
100; price $150 each, easy terms. For sale
by R. B. Carey, Peninsular Station. St,
John car, 1589 Peninsular ave.
FINE 6-room house In Holladay Park, lot
60x123, all modern throughout; three
blocks from car; a bargain; only $4300,
CALL ON US.
I COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY.
' Couch Building.
NEW, thoroughly modern. 6-room house, Irr
. lngton district, fine large living-room, firs
place, built in bookcase, stationary tubs, a
very pretty home; $360O; $1400 cash; balance,
terma The Crossley Company, ftoi McKay
bldg., 3d and Stark sta
SELL-WOO $325 Fine residence lot; have
TOWN SITE benefit of 3 carline ; 3-room
CD. house, $750 ; swe II bungalow,
$2350. 1665 B. 13th. Sellwood
161.
STRICTLY modem new 8-room house and nice
barn; lot 50xlO4, on Hawthorne sve. and
32d St.; a swell home; terms. $1400 cash,
bal. $30 per month; house will rent for
$35; price $4800; a snap. Bo 11am, Grussl
& H 18 ley. 128 3d st.
$4750 No mors, no less. New, modern 7
room house, all first-class, new carpets
and furniture, including piano. 12 years
old, that cost $1600; terms if wanted:
walking distance; East Side. Address P
275, Oregonian.
- . . -t
"FINE QUARTER BLOCK."
$2000 Corner E. 30th and Couch st;
IDEAL LOCATION FOR FLATS OR COT
TAGES. LAMONT & HARRIS. 306-T Swetland Bldg.
' MOSIER CHOICE FRUIT LANDS.
Best for pears, cherries, apples; loca
tion ideal, climate delightful; 10-acra
tracts (and larger) on liberal terma B.
Wolverton, 402 Mohawk.
BUY from owner and save commission, nice
6-room bungalow, modern every way, full
concrete basement, on carline, near Pled
nont Phone East 2466; easy terms.
THREE are on carline, SO minutes from
city. In cultivation, only $300 cash, balance
$37.50 per month. Purse, 823 Chamber of
Commerce. Main 7309.
COUNCIL CREST BARGAIN I must vll one
of my choice lots at a great sacrifice to
meet an obligation this week; your 'choice.
O 268, Oregonian.
6-ROOM new modern cottage, $2560, $500 cash,
$20 per month; all street Improvements In
and paid for. Call 410ft Dele urn bldg.. or
phone Main 5646. ,
21 acres, near Lents Junction; cleared, run
ning water; close to car. $40O acre. Van
duyn & V alt on. 515 Chamber Commerce.
INVESTIGATE! 2 stores paying $240 per
year rent ; $ 1600 ; terma Owner. H. 1
Baker, Laurelwood. Phone Tabor 595.
NOB HILL CORNER LOT, ONE OF TH3 '
very few left at a reasonable price; faces
east. W. G. Cox, 201 Stark st.
PALMER-VAN AL8TTNB CO.. 222 Failing
bldg., make a specialty of selling Esst Side
residences. Main 5C61, A 2663.
$3250 Over an acre In Holladay Park, with
100-foot frontage, on Multnomah st. Fred
H. Strong, 242 Stark St.
CHOICE corner on Kllllngsworth avenue,
100x100, $1300, easy terms. Inquire room
40, Washington 'building.
$1800 New modern bungalow, $800 down,
$20 monthly, 3 blocks south. Hawthorne
and 43d. Dr. Darling.
FOR SALE By owner, 5-room cottage and
3 lots, lots 50x100. 232 Curtis St.. Monta
villa. H. C. Webster.
$1260 Choice lot cheap for cash, E. Courh
st.. near E. 24h st. Fred H. Strong. 243
Stark, su
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