TIIE MORNING OKEGONIAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1907.
13
RECOMMENDS A
NEWHIGH SCHOOL
Board of Education
for Building to
Will Ask
Cost
About $300,000.
ENLARGE OTHER SCHOOLS
May Take Two Years Before Addi
tional Structure Will Be Built.
Bonds Will Be Voted for
the Improvement.
J
One new high ,chool and approximately
40 rooms for the extension of the gram
mar schools will be recommended by the
Board of Education for erection dur
ing next year. The total cost of this con
struction will be between J2SO.00O and
J30O.00O. It will probably require two years
to erect the new high school building
and bonds may be voted for that pur
pose, but It is the intention to have the
new rooms for grammar grade pupils In
readiness by the opening of the next
school year and the taxpayers will be
called on at the December election to
authorize a levy high enough to pro
vide $150,000 for this work.
At the meeting of the Board last night
there waa a general discussion of the
new buildings and additions that will
be required to meet the Increased needs
of the city next year. In spite of the
many school buildings that have been
erected the past two years, the growth
in population has kept pace with the In
crease In facilities and it is absolutely
necessary to enlarge several buildings
as soon as possible. The board has prac
tically decided where it will be neces
sary to build next year and although
the list that has been made out does not
Include all the extensions that have been
asked for, it is considered that It will
afford relief wherever there Is pressing
need.
Enst Side Is Favored.
Residents of the East Side interested
In having a new high school erected on
the three acres In the Patton tract,
owned by the city, were given to under
stand last night that the Board favors
this Improvement Chairman Wittenberg
announced that it is the unanimous opin
ion of the Board that the taxpayers be
asked to authorize this building at the
coming school election.
Architect Jones was instructed last
night to prepare plans for additions to
the Shaver and Arleta schools. Six
rooms will be added to the Shaver school
and eight to the one at Arleta, making
the former 17 rooms and the latter 18
rooms. The Board also plans to build
eight rooms at Sellwood, . four at Penin
suia and four at Richmond. Aside from
these a new eight-room building will
be constructed In northwest Irvington to
relieve the Highland and Irvington
schools.
Councilman Vaughn, representing the
North East Side Club, appeared before
the Board last night In regard to the
new high school that Is -io be erected on
the Patton tract. He declared that such
a building Is badly needed, as that part
of the city Is rapidly growing and is not
convenient to the other high schools. Ha
called attention to the fact that a large
area which was covered with brush a
few years ago, Is now thick with dwell
ings and Is growing more rapidly than
any other portion of the city.
To Build for the Future.
"We want a building that will last for
many years to come," said Mr. Vaughn.
"It would be worse than useless to erect
a frame building and the only materials
desirable are stone and reinforced con
crete. We believe that we are entitled
to as good a building as the present East
Side high school, and we estimate that
It would cost at least $150,000."
"The Board has had this matter under
consideration for soma time,1' replied Mr.
Wittenberg. "I think I can assure you
that wa shall ask the taxpayers in De
cember to authorize us to go ahead with
Its construction."
WILI; WORK FOR NEW LIBRARY
East Side High School Pupils to
Have a Branch Building.
Pupils of the East Side High School
will be used as the medium for spreading
Interest In the subscription of funds for
the erection of a branch library at East
Eleventh and East Alder streets, where
a site for the purpose has been donated.
O. M. Scott, chairman of a committee
from the East Side, went before the
Board of Education at Its meeting last
night and received permission to go be
fore the pupils and Interest them In the
work.
It was first intended to request the
pupils to solicit funds for the new
library, but permission for this was re
fused by the directors. The Board, how
ever, decided that everything possible
should be done to help out the project,
and granted Mr. Scott and representa
tives of the Portland Library Association
permission to go before the pupils and
ask them to Interest their parents in the
plan.
Boys of the East Side High School
were given permission to form a Y. M.
C. A. Bible class. The class must be un
der the control of the boys themselves
and subject to the supervision of Super
intendent Rlgler and Principal Herdman,
as there is a state law against organiza
tions within the public schools controlled
by any one except the pupils.
A contract for furnishing 1500 desks at
an advance of 25 cents a desk over the
scale that has been enforced was award
ed to ' the National School Furniture
Company. A contract for the cement
work, at the Highland School was award
ed toD. E. Steele for $1045.
No report on the petition of teachers
for an increase of salaries was made last
night. This matter. Is In charge of the
supply committee, consisting of I. N.
Flelschner and Mrs. U. W. Sltton. Mr.
Fleischner has been ill during the past
week, but a report was promised for the
next meeting.
RAILROADS STILL WAITING
Big Corporations Insist That Their
Assessments Are Too High.
A second application for reduction
of taxes was filed by the Northern Pa
ciflo' Terminal Company with the Coun
ty Board of Equalization yesterday. Its
1.22 miles of track in this county was
assessed at $44,000 a mile, or $53,680.
while the railroad corporation alleges
the road could be rebuilt for $10,000 a
mile, or $12,000.
The assessment asked for Is lower
than the valuation of any of the track
age of other railway companies, as
stated In petitions filed during the past
week, for the O. R. & N. Co. and the
Southern Pacific Company value their
trackage at $20,000 a mile, and the
Northern Pacific at $14,000 a mile.
Ths Oregon & Washington Lumber
Company made application yesterday to
have Its machinery, merchandise, notes
and accounts assessed at $35,000, in
stead of $50,000, and its improvements
at $4500. instead of $6500.
Whether six day or seven should
constitute a week was the question
which the Equalization Board faced,
and it was finally decided to keep the
rolls open yesterday, thup giving the
taxpayers a full seven days in which to
file petitions for reductions of assess
ments. When the board closed Its last
session at 4 o'clock yesterday after
noon 336 petitions had been filed, while
last year there were 629.
Many of the petitions this year were
from owners of property In Couch Ad
dition. Assessor Sigler explained last
night that the cause for complaint with
the assessments there this year was
probably because that part of the city
is beinb utilized more than ever as a
warehouse district, making the prop
erty more valuable. -'Couch Addition
has perhaps Increased more In value In
the last 12 months," said he, "than any
other part of the city."
It is thought that about a week will
be consumed by the Assessor's deputies
in Investigating each complaint indi
vidually, after which the board will
meet and act upon the reports, giving
a hearing to all taxpayers who wish It.
THE THEATERS
What the Press Agents Say.
, LAST TIME TONIGHT.
The Comedy-Drama, "Checkers," at
the Helllg Theater.
For an evninr's enjoyment' of real comedy
one of the best kind, that causes your blood
to tingle, ask any one who has seen "Check
rs," at the Helllg Theater, Fourteenth and
Washington streets, the past two evenings.
Tonight will afford your last opportunity of
witnessing this delightful drama and you'll
enjoy every minute of It. 6eats art selling at
theater box office. '
"HIGHWAYMAN" AT MARQTJAM
San Francisco Opera Company in
Romantic Opera Tonight.
Once again the Ban Francisco Opera Com
pany will repeat Its splendid success In "The
Highwayman" at the llarquam tonight. The
organization Is doing; the best work that Port
land has seen at its hands In this beautiful
masterpiece of DeKoven and Smith, - Arthur
Cunningham, Alda. Hemml, William Blaladell
and the other principals are becoming more
popular every day.
"DIPLOMACY" AT THE BAKER
One of the Most Powerful of All
Modern Dramas.
Few plays have even for a short tims
superseded Sardou's famous "Diplomacy,"
which the Baker Company Is presenting all
this week. It Is by one of the great mas
ters of the drama, author of the wonderful
"Cleopatra." "La Tosca" and all those other
magnificent productions in which Fanny
Davenport achieved fame.
Empire Matinee Tomorrow.
Bertha M. Clay's "Thorns and Orange
Blossoms" will be seen at the Empire
Theater all this week, and it naturally has
a strong attraction for all women, as well
as most men. It Is a beautiful romance of
love the good old-fashioned "love stories"
we all have at one time or other poured
over for many an hour when we ought to
have been studying arithmetic or geog
raphy perhaps.
Matinee Today at Star.
This afternoon ths French Stock Company
at the Star, will present a matinee perform
ance of "The Struggle for Gold." A Western
play, with scenes which afl pioneers have
seen, It la a drama which Is proving popu
lar. The locale and characters are Califor
nlan :and the story 1 the struggle for pos
session of. a mine.
Politics at the Lyric.
The most popular Governor In the West at
this time Is undoubtedly .Governor Lee, of
Kentucky, who Is being Impersonated at the
Lyric by Herbert Ashton. Last night the
Governor, his supporters and bis rivals all
made a big hit.
DRAMATIC TREAT TOMORROW
"The Three of Vs," a Delightful
Drama at the Helllg.
Portland theater-goers are to be given one
of the dramatic treats of the season at the
Helllg Theater, Fourteenth and Washington
streets, todmorrow (Wednesday) and Thursday
nights, in ths comedy drama of Walter N.
Lawrence's, "The Three of Us."
The play Is In four acts and it reflects
mining phases of life truthfully without any C
exaggeration but with a freshness of treat
ment and sincerity of character drawing that
excite heartfelt interest. "The Three of Us"
are Rhy Macchesney and her two brothers.
"The Three of Us" is also the name of a
mine Inherited by these three children from
their father, who left little else. The com
pany comes highly recommended for Its gen
eral excellence.
SEAT SALE TOMORROW.
Advance Seat Sale Opens for Olga
Nethersole at Helllg.
Tomorrow (Wednesday) .morning, at 10
o'clock, at box office the Helllg Theater,
Fourteenth and Washington streets, the ad
vance scat sale will open for the noted Eng
lish actress. Olga Nethersole. The following
plays will be given: "Carmen," Friday night,
November 1; "Sapho" at the Saturday mati
nee and "Ths Awakening" Saturday night.
Killed in Poker Row.
VANCOUVER, B. C. Oct. 28. James
Chance died today at Princeton, B. C,
having been shot last night by Walter
Gross In a fight. Chance accused Gross
of cheating and pulled toward himself a
large sum of money lying on the table.
Gross drew a pistol and emptied the con
tents Into Chance's stomach.
DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
PORTLAND, Oct. 28. Maximum tempera
ture, 62 degrees; minimum, 63 degrees. River
reading at 8 A. M., 1.6 feet. Change In last
24 hours, 0.6 feet. Total rainfall (8 P. M. to
6 P. M.) .07 inch; total rainfall since Sep
tember 1, ' 190T. 2.21 -Inches: normal' rainfall
since September 1, 1D0T, 8.09 inches; defi
ciency, 2.88 Inches. Total sunshine, October
"7, 1907, none; possible sunshine, 10 hours
20 minutes. Barometer (reduced to sea level)
at 5 P. M. 29.87 Inches.
PACIFIC COAST WEATHER.
Observations taken at 6 P. M.. Pacltto time,
October 28.
p 3 Wind. S
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STATIONS. -9 O
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Faker City
Boise
Eureka
Kam loops
North Head.....
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Portland
Red Fluff
Rneeburc
Paeramento
Salt Lake
Han Franc Lsco..
Spokane
Seattle
Tatoosh Island.
Walla Walla...
68'O.Oal 4.N
62!0.0! 4'W
66;O.0o 8lS
60 T.ICalm!
Cloudy
Pt. Cloud
Clondy
ICloudy
66!0.O6,40;SS
Ram
Pt. Cloud
Rain
64 0.021
4 S
620.07
68 0.00
4:SH
4 KB
4S
4 SW
Cloudy
66 0.00
ICloudy
680.00
Clear
Clear
Clear
f)S T.
64 0.00
8W
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O!O.02!12'SE:
54'0.44'l8.SE
70 0.001 41W
Cloudy
Main
Rain
Clear
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
. The disturbance noted this moraine ever
A CONDITION
THAT CALLS
FORA TONIC
When Run Down and Debilitated
Try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills,
a Tonic That Is Also a
Specific for Many Dis
orders of the Blood
and Nerves.
When the health" is ran down from
overwork, overs tudy, or from whatever
causa, a good tonio is needed.
But sometimes what is mistaken for
simple debility is a symptom of a more
serious disorder, ansemia perhaps, or a.
breaking down of the nervous system.
By taking a tonio that is also a speciflo
for many disorders of the blood and
serves the threatening disease may be
prevented. That is what was done in
the case of Mrs. Ora Ford of 1008 Wash
ington Boulevard, Chicago, HL, who
was undoubtedly in the early stages of
anaemia before Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
cured her. She says:
"I was completely run down in health
for about a year. My blood was thin
and poor and I had a great deal of
trouble with my stomach and kidneys.
My appetite was poor and I had no
desire for food. What I ate distressed
me. I had always been troubled with
sick headaches which came on as often
as three or four times a week. I also
had dizzy spells, my breath was short
and I frequently had pains in my side.
I had no ambition or desire to do any
thing. I became so pale and thin that
I looked terrible. My friends thought I
was going into consumption.
"After I had tried several kinds of
medicine that did me no good whatever
I read of Dr. Williams Pink Pills in a
newspaper and decided to give them a
trial. I began picking tip a little after
taking about two boxes of the pills and
notioed that I was getting an appetite.
I gradually got stronger, the dizzy spells
left and my color came back. The
headaches ceased to be so frequent or so
severe. I can recommend Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills for troubles due to poor and
impure blood."
Dr. Williams Pink Pills are sold by
all druggists, or will be sent, postpaid,
on receipt of price, 60 cents per box ; six
boxes for $2.60, by the Dr. Williams
Medicine Company, Schenectady, N. Y.
Vancouver Island has undergone a decided
development during the last 12 hours and
this evening storm warnings were ordered
displayed along the Strait of Fuca, Grays
Harbor and at the mouth of the Columbia
river. High winds prevailed this evening
at North Head, where a maximum velocity
of 48 miles from the southeast was record
ed this afternoon. Rain was general over
ths entire district, ths recorded amounts
were usually small. A high area overlies
California, and clear weather prevails la
consequence over Central California, Ne
vada and Utah.
Ths Indications point to rain west of ths
Cascades Tuesday, and to cloudy weather with
occasional rain east of ths range.
FORECASTS.
Portland and vicinity Rain; southerly
winds.
Western Oregon and Western Washington
Rain; southerly winds, high along the Coast.
Baa tern Oregon, Eastern Washington and
Idaho Cloudy with occasional rain.
L. LODHOLZ.
Local Forecaster (temporarily In charge).
AUCTION BALES TODAY.
At Oilman's auction rooms, 411 Washington
St., at 10 o'clock A. M. S. L. N. GUman, auc
tloneeer. At corner of Park and Buraside sta. at 10
A. M., groceries and fixtures. J. T. Wilson,
Auctioneer.
AT 10 A. M. the big furniture auction be
gins at the Portland Auction .Company's,
211 1st st.
At Baker's Auction House, corner Alder and
Park sts., fine furniture, carpets, etc. Sale at
10 o'clock. Baker & Son., Auctioneers.
MEETING NOTICES.
A. & A. S. RITE, OREGON
CONSISTORY, NO. 1. Regular
meeting in Memorial Hall, Scot
tish Rite Cathedral, this even
ing at 8 o'clock. By order
MASTER OP KADOSH.
PORTLAND LODGES, NO. 68, A.
F. as A. M. Special communica-
wuu uiw iinesaay; evening at
w uv,o uur, in p. j. Qe-
gree. Visiting brethren welcome.
By order of W. M.
I. W. PRATT, See'y.
COLUMBIA LODGE). NO. 114, A.
P. 4 A. M. Special communication
this (Tuesday) afternoon, at 2
o'clock. Masonic Temple, thence to
Frnley's chapel and to Rlvervlew
cemetery, to conduct funeral serv
ices over the remains of our late brother,
Lowis M. Dobyns. All M. M. invited. Mem
bers please attend. By order of W. M.
B. S. PAGUH, Sec'y.
COMRADES, ATTENTION! !
Member of George Wright Post,
No. 1, G. A. R., and all com
rades are respectfully requested to
aittend the funeral services of
Comrade Randolph Mlnnlck. which
will be held at rinley's Chapel at
1:30 P. M. today (Tuesday). In
terment G. A. R. Cemetery.
R. S. HENLEY, Commander.
A. C. SLOAN, Adjutant. .
THE OHIO SOCIETY will meet in Audit
orium hall, Tuesday evening, October 28. Ths
election of officers for the ensuing year and.
other important business will be transacted.
Fine programme and refreshments.
W. L. 6TRAUGH. Boo.
JrUNJiKAI, XOTILMM.
DOBYNS The funeral ceremonies of the
late yewls M. Dobyns will be held at
Flnley's chapel. 2:30 P. M. Tuesday, Oo
tober 29. Interment at Rivervlew.
HERSHNEJR The funeral services of Aman
da Hershner will bs held at Flnley's Chapel
at 8:30 P. M. today. Friends invited. In
terment Etna Green. Indiana.
VOLHEYES In this city. October 27, at 400
Multnomah avenue. William Volheye, aged
86 years and 28 days. The funeral services
will bs held at A. B. Hemstock's Chapel,
corner Thirteenth -and Multnomah, Sell
wood, at 2 P. M., Tuesday, October 29.
Friends Invited, interment at Lone Fir
Cemetery.-
i. P. FINUBT SON. Funeral Directors,
No. 261 3d St., cor. Madison. Phone Main .
Dunning, McEntee ft GUbangn, Funeral Di
rectors, 5 th Fine. Phone M. 430. Lady asst.
ERICSON trNDEBTAKTNG CO., 409 Aids
St. Lady assistant. Phone Main 6133.
EDWARD HOLMAX CO.. Funeral Dimet
ers. 220 3d st. Lady assistant. Phone M. 601.
ZELLER-BYRNES CO., Funeral Direct
ors, 273 Russell. East 10S8. Lady assistant.
F. 8. DtTNNXNO, Undertaker, 414 East
Alder. Ladr assistant. Phone East 52.
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THE
PORTLAND
PORTLAND, OX,
EURO PEA? PLAN
MODERN
BBSTAERAXT. ,
tOBI ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
MOTEL OREGON
CORNER SEVENTH AND STARK STREETS
Portland's New and Modern Hotel. Rates $1 per Day and Dp
European Plan. Free Bus.
WRIGHT-DICKINSON HOTEL CO. Props.
HOTEL PERKINS
Fifth and Washington Streets, PORTLAND. OREGON
EUROPEAN PLaAN
Rooms. (1.00 to ta.04 Per Day
According tm Location.
sT. F, DATTJBS, nwsaruss,
St Charles Hotel
CO. (INCORPORATED)
Front and Morrison Streets. PORTLAND, OR.
EUROPEAN PLAN
FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT IN, CONNECTION
HOTEL LENOX
P.l T. j
..,' ae
TOIL XETBOHAjr, President and Maassros.
Bsrrsoth
European Plan -
and Washtsxton
AMUSEMENTS.
ttSahiSL. HEILIG THEATER n
TONIGHT 8:15 O'CLOCK
THE COMEDY-DRAMA
"CHECKERS"
"Gee. Ain't It Hell to Be Poor I"
Prices 60c. 75c, 1.00. 1.50. Seat sals
at theater.
HEILIG
THEATER
14th and Washington
Phono Main 1
TOMORROW (Wednesday)
AJTD
TJTUR5DA NIGHTS.
WALTER N. LAWRENCE PRE
SENTS THE COMEDY DRAMA,
THE
THREE
OF USW
PRICES Lower floor, 1.B0. $1.00.
Balcony, 1.00, 75o, 60c
Gallery, 33c. 25c.
PHONE MAIN 1.
SEATS
ARE
NOW
SELLING!
HEILIG
THEATER
14th and Washlngoa
I'Uone Main 1
OLGA
&EAT SALE OPENS
TOMORROW
NETHERSOLE
"CARMEN" JIPP
SATURDAY JlTTERXOON 5APHfl"
noykubeb t aainu
l ne iwaKening -ovembj2r z
PRICES Lower Floor, 2. $1.80; balcony,
$1.00. $1.00. 75c; entire gallery, BOc
BAKER THEATER Phone Mala
GEO. L. BAKER, Gen'l. Manager.
Home of Baker Stock Company. All This
Week, the Famous Play, Sardou's
"DIPLOMACY."
A Powerful Drama of Russian Intrigue and
Police Spy System.
Evening, 25c. S5o, 50c; matinees, 15c, 26c
Matinee Saturday.
Next Week Hoyt's "A Hole In the
Ground."
Savoy Hotel, Seattle. Sd a -re-,
near Union St. 12 stories, fire
proof, concrete, steel and marble,
in the most fashionable shopping;
district. Special larsre a a m p 1 a
rooms for display, English Krtll;
210 rooms, 135 baths; barber
shop; library. Most refined, mod
era hostelry In Seattle. 'Busses
meet all tralna and boats.
RATES 91.00 TJP.
Portland' Newest and Most Modern Hotel
Up-to-date grill Auto bus meets all trains Rates:
$1 day and upEuropean plan Long dis
tance phone in all rooms Private baths.
HEADQUARTERS
FOR TOURISTS and
COMMERCIAL
TRAVELERS)
Special rates jmad
to families and sin
gle gentlemen. The
management will bs
pleased at all times
to show rooms and
give prices. A msd
era Turkish bath es
tablishment la ths
hotel.
H. C. BOWERS,
Msssfsr,
Fsrst-CtjM. Cheek Baslsor 1
Connected With Hotel.
C O. DATU. . amS Tnaa,
ROOMS 50c TO $1J0
Third and
Main Sts.
as uj u-l
- eaee
Senses,
Portland. Omsea.
- 91.00, 81.50, S2.00 per Day.
AMUSEMENTS.
MARQUAM GRAND
Portland's Famous Theater
Phone Main 6
TOXIGHT and remainder of week Matinees
Wednesday and Saturday
Ban Prnnctsco Opera Company in
"THE HIGHWAYMAN"
Beautifully Costumed Magnificently Staged
Great Cast
Evenings, 2Bc. BOc, 75c; Matinees, 25c. 50o
EMPIRE THEATER
Morrison and 12th. Phone Main 117.
Milton W. Seaman, Manager.
Eastern Road Plays Only. Tonight, All
.Week, Matinees Wednesday and Satur
day, Bertha M. Clay's Noted
Love Story.
"THORNS AND ORANGE BLOSSOMS."
Strong Company. Beautiful Scenery.
Night. 15c, 26c, 35c. 60c; matinees. 10c. 20o,
THE STAR won.
Old, M. 0484
New, A 140
All This Week the R. E. French Company
Presents
"A Struggle for Gold"
Matinees Sundays, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, at 2:80. Prices, 10c and 20c.
Evry evening at 8:15. Prices. 15c, 25c
and 85:. Secure seats by either phone.
LYRIC THEATER
Both Phones: Main 4A85, Home, A 1028.
Week commencing Monday, October 21.
THE LYRIC STOCK CO. PRESENTS
"THE GOVERNOR OF KENTUCKY."
Matinees Tuesday. Thursday. Saturday
and Sunday. Prices 10c and 20c. Every
evening at 8:15. Prices 15c. 25o and 35c.
Boxes 80c. Office open 10 A. M. to 10 P. M.
THE GRAND
Vaudeville de Luxe.
All Thia Week, HARRY FIRST & CO. In
"THE MARRIAGE FEE,"
Plenty of Other Headllners.
Dally matinees at 2:80; prices 15c to seats
except boxes. Every evening at 7 :30 and
9:15; prices, lower floor 2Hc and balcony and
gallery 15c. Sunday and holiday matinees
same price as evenings.
HORSESHOW
Under Auspices of - The Portland Hunt
Club
NOVEMBER 7-8-9
Oriental BIdg., Exposition Grounds
SEASON TICKETS
Ths sale of Season Tickets, which are
interchangeable.
rlf-CS-WIIX CLOSE TONIGHT
These tickets entitle the holder to
three matinee and three evening ad
missions. PRICE So .00
RESERVED BEATS
The sals of Reserved Seat Tickets
opens at 9 A. M. Thursday. Tickets may
be 'purchased for either of the three
matinees or evenings.
TRICES :
MATINEES. 78c. EVENINGS, 1.S0
GENERAX. ADMISSION
Oeneral Admission admits only to the
Balcony. Tickets will be on sale at
the general entrance.
PRICES:
MATINEES. 5o. EVENINGS, BOo
All tickets, except General Admissions,
for sals at
POWERS S ESTES DRUGSTORE
143 SIXTH STREET
PIANO RECITAL
Beatrice Dierke
Oct 29th, 8:15 P.M.
Mori ark Hall, Washington and 23d Sts.
Admission $1.00
TICKETS ON SALE AT
Graves & Co.,
Eilers Piano House
And Box Office
NEW TODAY.
See other good
townsites first
if you wish, but
see Gooding
before you in
vest your cash,
for when you
come to Good
ing, you will
come for good
"WHY?"
Because
Good In gr Is the now town on ths main lln
of ths Oregon Short Llns Railway, 16 miles
west of Shoshone, Idaho. It has 6 passenger
trains through It each day.
Because
Gooding Is located' In the midst of several
thousand acres of fine land that has long
been cultivated and there are fine buildings,
shady groves, orchards and meadows now
there. It has good schools, a posiofftce,
store, hotel and many other things that
will add to your comfort.
Because
Tributary to Gooding are the 70.000 acres
of the Big Wood lands that will be opened
November 14; the 150,000 acres of the North
Side Twin Falls lands opened October 1;
the rich and fertile Camas Prairie and the
Justly famous Hagerman Valley.
Because
Gooding has more acres of flne Irrigated
lands within a radius of 10 miles of it than
any other city of Idaho.
Because
The two Wood Rivers flow through the
town end there will be plenty of shade,
water, trees, grass, flne domestic water
from wells. The town Is platted In an al
falfa meadow and there will be no dust and
no sagebrush.
Because
Gooding has already secured the location
of a beet sugar factory and It Is also the
Junction of the Mllner electric line with the
main line of the O. S. L. Ry.
Because
Four different companies are now Install
ing electric, power plants at from 14 to ISO
miles of Gooding, the combined capacity of
which will be 200.000 horsepower.
Lots In Gooding will be sold for M cah
and the balance on one, two and three
years time.
The Gooding townslte opens November
14, 1007. Remember the date.
Reduced rates on the O. B. L. Ry.. 2 cents
a mile each way.
For further Information write to
LISLE & BARBER
Sales Agents,
Shoshone or Gooding, Idaho.
FOR
RENT
Quarter Block, Known as the
Haseltine Bid.
on Second and Pine streets. Four
stories and basement. By
Brooke & Kiernan
91 Third Street.
Irvington Building Lots
Wa bavs soms choice corners. Hers they
are:
100x100, S. E. corner 6th and Broadway
sts.
45x100. N. W. corner 7th and Weldler sts.
150x100. S. W. corner 8th and Weldler sts.
60x100. S. W. corner 14th and Schuyler ata.
100x100. S. E. corner 9th and Tillamook.
See us If you want anything good. Wo
havs ths property.
JOHN P. SHARKEY CO.
122 14 6th St., cor. Washington. Phone M 550
Successors to
H. W. LEMCKE CO.
HARRY B. PERKS
MEMBER A. I. M. E.
CONSULTING MINING ENGINEER
Reports on mines In any part of ths coun
try. jo. 2ot. tea couch bldg.
LOOK!
I can offer you bargains in apple, pear,
cherry and walnut lands ready to plant,
that will beat a gold mine; see me Quick.
T. WITHYCOMBE
Boom 600 Commercial block. Portland. Or.
Mortgage Loans, Lowest Rates
Real Estate and Insurance
A. H. BIRRELL
C01 to 3E03 McKay Bid.. 3d and Stark.
OEOROO BLACK,
PTJBLIC ACCOUNTANT.
818 Worcester Building.
Phone Pacific 1807.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
LAND FOR BALE La Center, 20 miles
from Portland: the- best part of Clark
County. Larsen A Wompler have for sale
some fine property from 10 to ISO acres,
wrrll Improved, at a bargain. J. H.
Larsen. La Center. Wash.
TRY A. 8. Draper's system of securing JUST
WHAT TOTT WANT in ft to 8-room hous.
modern, 500 to $3500, on terms of $250
down, balance as rent; ALL NEW HOUSES
In all parts of the city. 343 Washington.
Rooms 8 and 4, cor. 7th.
BEST BUNGALOW BUY IN IRVINGTON
Must be sold at once; owner wants use of
money in business; furnace, fireplace, nice
lawn, rosea, full lot; faces south; price
$4200. Phone Main or A 1042. 306 Ablng
ton building.
PALMER-VAN ALSTINB CO., 222 Falling
bldg., makes a specialty of selling East
Side residences. Main 6601. A 2033.
$1000 4 rooms, 753 E. 8th, terms.
$1500 5 rooms, new, modern, 768 E. 8th,
OWNER, Main 3900.
A BARGAIN ft-room modern house, IS-mln-me
walk from Stppl bridge; owner leaving
the city. 455 E. 8th N.
TWO flne lots, cost $1000, for $900; small
amount down, easy monthly payments. Ad
dress D 341. Oregon Ian.
$10 CAPH. balance $10 per month, buys fine
lot on East Bide ; improvements paid for.
Address A 348, Oregon lan.
TEN acres, $200 per acre; best Investment
in Portland ; 4 miles from river. 825
Lumber Exchange.
$3OO0 Modem 6-room double walled house.
George King, 29th and Broadway or Orego
nlan engine room.
100-FOOT corner, close In, on- 3d st, one of the
best for apartments in city. Apply room
89 Hamilton bldg.
FTVB-ROOM house, modern Improvements':
fractional lot, 10th at., clooe In; $3 260. 327
Falling bldg.
$2400 Beautiful new bungalow; $400 down,
$20 monthly; 3 blocks south Hawthorne, 43d.
Dr. leaning.
- 1
FOR SAL13 -8-room house, modern, West
Side; good locality. Address R 328, Ore-
gonian.
TWENTY acres, $150 per acre, S4 miles
from Post of flee. 325 Lumber Exchange.
KENT free and 4 per cent Income on $4500
Investment, Owner, 13 S3. 12th South.
FOB SALE REAL ESTATE.
JUST AS SURE AS OREGON GROWS, and
grow u must Just ex sure will real estate
In and around Portland Increase In value.
Be wise and Invest your money la some one
of the following properties:
All located within few minutes walk of
Flrland station, a pretty little suburb
on Mt. Bcott trolley; we have branch of
fice at station and will be on the
grounds every dny In the week.
1. 4-room celled house., lot 40x125.
minutes walk from station, only $675;
all cash.
2. 4 -room house, pantry and closets. 3
lots, well improved, 12 fruit and other
trees, berries and grapes. $000; $5.V) cash.
3. Half acre ground. 6 minutes walk
from station, good 2-room house, wood -shed
and chicken-house, all fenced; $900.
$500 cash, bal. $ IS monthly.
4. 4-room plastered house, nearly new,
good condition, lot 40x129. city water,
chicken-house and run, close to station,
a cozy little home bound to Increase lu
value; $900. $250 cash, balance - $10
monthly.
5. -4-room cottage, good shed and work
shop, chicken-house and yard, fruit trees,
strawberries, flowers, fine garden, beauti
ful lawn, V acre ground, few minutes'
walk to station, all fenced, city - water
in house and on lawn; ground Improve- ,
ments alone cost hundroda of dollars, a
cozy little home worth more money; $1050,
all cash.
6. 4-room modern cottage, electrio
lights, toilet, bath, city water, lot 50x
100, $140, $?00 cash, balance $20 month
ly. T 5-room, nearly new, celled house, 1
acre flne ground, 5 minutes' walk to sta
tion; city water in house and garden, a
bargain and sure money-maker; $1600.
$1000 cash, balance $10 per month.
8. 4-room cottage (.cost about $125 to
finish), 3,a acre ground. 7 minutes' walk
from station, $1600, $500 cash, balance
terms.
9. - 8-room modern house, city water,
also 1 four-room house on 1 acre ground,
10 minutes' walk to station; $2830. $1000
cash.
10 Good 6-room modern cottage,
electric lights, city water, bath, good
barn, fruit trees, flne garden, chicken
house and run, 115x100 ground, corner,
opposite station; a very nice home; $2200,
all cash.
11. Two lots. 50x100 each, 2 blocks
from station; $450, a sure money-maker.
12. 6-room modern house, 2 lots, 50 x
100, good basement, fine improvements,
small fruits; $2300, $700 cash, balance $30
monthly.
13. Lot 75x100. near station, only $400,
half cash. .
14. 10-acre tract at Bell's station, on
Estacada car line; will make flne build
ing lots; $3000. half cash.
THE CROSSLEY COMPANY,
Specialists In residence properties., 801
McKay bldg., 3d and Stark sts.
$6000 H cash will iy a fine 8-room resi
dence, choice locattua on Portland Heights,
lot lOOxloo.
$55lK Finest view in South Portland with
well arranged 7-room house and all kinds of
fruit trees. See this if looking for a home.
$ii500 S. E. oor. 11th and Thompson sts..
10-room house, 4 bedrooms, full attlo, full
cement basement, all modern Improvements;
lot iwixlOO; terms on this.
12400 will buy a nice 5-room cottage on
East 40th, between Belmont and Yamhill sts.
$:;0K For new 6 room modern house, cor
ner lot, McMillan and Ross sts.
$10,500 A fine 9-room house and garage,
choice location on Nob HjU, 4 bedrooms,
fireplace, furnace, full cement basement and
walks. This place can be had on terms.
We have a fine list of residence property.
See us if you want a home.
JOHN P. SHARKEY CO.,
(Successors to H. W. Lemcke Co.)
Phone 550. 6th at.
WEST SIDE.
MODERN HOMES ON MONTHLY
PAYMENTS.
We own and offer for sale and Imme
diate occupancy the following 6-room houses,
containing every modern convenience and In
exceptional locations :
391 Guild st. (Just off Thurman at ); two
carlines; $4000; $400 down, $40 per month.
393 Guild St., $3850; $300 down, $30 per
month.
390 North 24th at., $3750; $250 down, $30
per month.
Are you paying rent?
Our plan eliminates the rent leak.
"Pay rent to yourself."
FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY.
406 Commercial block.
Phones Main 447, A 1445.
THE finest country place In Oregon, no ex
ception; extensive grounds, groves, hedges,
shrubs, etc.. modern house, city water, with
40-acre orchard averaging $1S00 per annum
net, one mile from best town In valley. 26
miles south of Portland, four daily trains;
must and will be sold at much less than cost.
A. C. Churchill & Co., 110 2d st.
ACRE AND HALF ACRPJ TRACTS.
We make a specialty of acre tracts, with
water mains laid and payments of only $10
cash and $10 a month; a much better pur
chase for a home or investment than a lot.
A. C. CHURCHILL & CO.. 110 2d at 1
FROM OWNER. -$175.00
Each.
Two lots In Tremont. 40x120, with alleys:
end of W.-W. carllne; easy terms; small
amount down, with monthly payments.
Address H. C. B.( 892 Salmon St.
$1600. Five-room modern cottage, Just fin
ished. E. .34th st. ; hot and cold water,
gas, bath, full cement banement and ce
ment floor; best of plumbing, flne plas
tering, hard finish; terms if desired. If
you wish a snap, V call at onoe. Must
sell this week. 181 4th St.
FINE home, walking distance, 8-roora house,
everything modern, including gas, electri
city, furnace and fireplace, rooms all large
and well finished throughout with selected
lumber; $5200; terms. Lathrop ft Law
rence. 204 Lumber Exchange.
SWELL modern home, 8 rooms, beautiful
lawn and roses; walking distance; East 18th
and Washington; $55uO; $3500 cash, bal.
long time; you can't appreciate this place
until you see it. Bollam, Grussl A Hlgley,
128 3d st.
IRVINGTON HOME.
Z am leaving the city and will sell my
flne Irvington home, located near end of
Broadway carline, for the small price of
$4150; I am making this sacrifice for a
quick sale. Address G 317, Oregonlan.
8-ROOM modern houra on carline, west slope
Mount Tabor; all kinds fruit; large grounds,
80x115; across the carllne; you can't buy
the grounds alone for less than we can sell
you this place; $3000, part cash. J. M.
Cameron Co., room 412, Commercial bldg.
$8760.
80x100, with new store building paying
$35 per month on lease to reliable tenant
doing $100 worth of business a day; .get
the location today.
WALDO F. STEWART,
i 211 Commercial blk. Main 1006.
LOOK AT THIS! 7-room house in Irvington,
perfectly modern, with basement, stationary
tubs, cement floor, furnace, Isrge reception
hall, fireplace, gas, electricity, lot 50xl0O,
for $4250. See 21. C. Davis today, at 16
Hamilton bldg.
BY OWNER, Just finished, 5-room cottage,
2rttb and Oaruthers sts.. concrete founda
tion, cement floor and walks; modern
plumbing, gas, electric. Phone Union
2704.
INVESTMENT Quartr-block on Third St.,
with side tracks: flne location for whole
sale, manufacturing or warehouse; snap;
$40,000; terms. 325 Lumber Exchange.
FINR home on South First St.. 8 large rooms,
large reception hall, full concrete basement,
only $3500; house alone cannot be hullt for
the money. See M. C. Davis, 16 Hamilton
bldg.
BUY from owner and save commission, nice
5-room bungalow, modern every way, full
concrete basement, on carllne, near Pied
mont. Phone East 2466; easy terms.
$1825 Corner, lOOxloO. on Kllllngsworth ave.;
near streetcar barns; easy payments; I will
sell at a sacrifice; must have money. Call
at room 40 Washington bldg.
20 ACRES highly improved. 6 miles from
city, near carllne; good house and out
build ! n gs : snap at $7500 ; terms. 325
Lumber Exchange.
100x180 Patten ave.
looxloo, Kllllngsworth ave.
Zella Gossett, Riverside office, St. John
car.
T-ROOM house at Mt. Tabor, good location,
near carllne. Owner, 210 Chamber of Com
merce. Telephone 1293 Main. $3200.
$22.000 Swell new apartment hause, close
in, all rented; revenue $225 month. J 331,
Oregonlan.
FORTY acres, 20 cleared, fine soil. Portland
9 miles ; terms. Address F. Kruse, Qi-
we go. Or.
SPHINX AGENCY. 305 stark st.. can aall
your business property or residence.
BOMB acreage for sale, by owner, at Uni
versity Park, phone. Woodlawn 39T.
$3000 Two cottage houses, 20 aad 211 Olbh
st. & owner, 641 Front st.