THE MORNING OREGONIAN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1908.
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EXTEND THE STREET
Residents Want Union Avenue
to Go to Columbia.
ASK MORE COUMCILMEN
Kast Side Thinks It In Entitled to
Larger Representation Support
for Livestock Association.
Other Doings at Push Club.
After full discussion last ninht at the
meeting of the United East Side Push
Clubs, President W. L. Boise was au
thorized to appoint a commission of five
to take up the question of the extension
of Union avenue from the Willamette to
the Columbia River, SO feet wide, and also
for the establishment of a boulevard in
Albina extending northeast from the foot
of Hancock street. This committee also
was empowered to gather information as
to the best way to proceed to secure a
general system of boulevards all through
the East Side, including the Peninsula.
This measure was heartily indorsed by
M. G. Munly, L.. C. Fones, M. G. Griffin,
I E. Rice and others, who declared that
now is the time to open these boulevards
before property becomes more costly than
at present.
On motion it was decided to be the
sense of the club that the East Side
should be redlstricted so it should have
in the City Council a larger representa
tion. This matter will be taken up with
City Attorney with a view to submitting
it to an initiative vote probably in No
vember. In view of the great importance of an
other pipe line to Bull Run being con
structed as soon as possible,' it was
voted that the City Attorney be asked to
take steps to have the caes pending in
the Supreme Court involving the water
and bridge bonds advanced so a decision
on the matter can be had as soon as
possible. Resolutions were passed con
gratulating the East Side Business Men's
Club and its president. C. A. Bigelow, for
the fine parade it arranged during the
Rose Festival on the East Side.
S. G. Reed and H. C. Campbell, of
the Country Club and Livestock Asso
ciation, addressed the club on the
work of that organization. They also
set forth what the association has un
dertaken at the Country Club's ground,
and asked the co-operation of all East
Side organizations. On motion, the
secretary was instructed to communi
cate with affiliated clubs and ask that
they do all they can to support the
work undertaken by the Livestock As
sociation. Mr. Campbell told some
thing of what is being done on the
ground, and urged, all present to go in
person and see for themselves.
Attention was called to the lecture
by R. H. Thomson,, of Seattle, Thurs
day night, on the improvement of
streets, and all were urged to attend.
In the matter of the city taking over
streets that had been improved with
hard-surface pavements, L. E. Rice,
chairman of the committee, announced
that information was being gathered
on the subject and a report would be
made at a future meeting.
Pesolutions from the Ironworkers'
Trade Council were submitted favor
ing the contracts for making fire hy
drants to local manufacturing plants,
and will be considered at a future
meeting. -
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Frank Merrill and wife to Columbia
Truft Company, loas 17, 2, block
1 ; lota 16. 17, IS, block 2. Union
Square I 1
Arlta land Company lo George Wil
son, lot S. block 10, Elberta 100
J. A. Harhke and wife to Helena
U. Miller, east -half of lots 17, 18,
block 40, Vernon 2,000
Robert J. Upton to Belle Kumbaugh,
lota 8, 0. block 3. Upton Park 10
Thomas S-t an field to Belie RumbauKh,
lot 3, block Tremont Place-.... 550
Portland Trust Company to Belie
Rumbuagh. lots 5. 28, block 27,
Tremont Place 235
J. K. De Shields and wife to Belie
Rumbfugli, lot 10, block 35, Tre
mont Place 1,100
Thomas Gordon and wife to Belle
RumbauRh. lota 13, 14, block. 2.
Nashville Addition 060
Moore Investment Company to Nor
man H. Bean, lot 11, block 2S, Ver
non 450
Charles B. James ot al to Helen L.
Dewev, lot S. block 4, Albion Addi
tion to Albina 3O0
Edna B- Halffht to E. J. Halprht and
wife, a strip 3 fot wide on south
side of lot 1, block 6, also lots 2,
3. and all of east 2.5 feet of lots
6. 7 and east 2 feet of a 3-foot
strip on south side of lot S, block 6,
Highland Place 1
Moore Investment Company to Frank
W. Voll, lots 13, 14, block B5,
Vernon 700
John E. Chappetl and wife to T. M.
Word et af.. lot 1, block 3; lot 1,
block 4, Para top 600
Portland Realty and Trust Company
to Robert O. Macfarland. lot 15,
block 2. Woodmere 150
EmllV Curtlss to Charles Isomer In e
E. lot 3, block 4. 1-incoln Park
Annext. to correct error 1
Mrs. V. B. Ormsby to A M. Mat
thews, lots 24, 2B, block &, Irving
ton Park 300
Edward Tvons and wife to J. Hamil
ton Fletcher, lot 12, block 1,
Lyons Addition 1
Edward Lyons and wife to C. P. '
Fletcher, lot 13, block 1, Lyons
Addition 1
Eastern Investment Co. Ltd. to D.
N". Burwell. lot 14. block 2, Smith
son Land Co.'s Addition 15
Fritz Braun. to Albert G. Myers, lot
3. block SO. Woodstock 1,425
Percv Pope Dabney et al to Charles
Bartram. lot 2fi. Madison Villa.... 1,118
J. B. Stimson and wife to L. A.
Brunh. lots 1. 1, 3. 4. block 4
peninsulnr Addition No. 2 1,300
James .1. Rankin and wife to Union
Guarantee Association, lot lfi, block
HI. Berkeley 1
James J. Rankin and wife to. Union
Guarantee Association, lot 15, block
31. Berkeley 1
Charles J. Reed to Joe and Christ
Uglesich, lot 1, block 1, Auburn
Park 550
The Land Company of Oregon to C.
B. Lance, lot (. block 22. City
View Park 375
Dwip-ht Woolworth and wife to A. P.
Barnev. lots 10 and 20, block 2.
Kern Park 500
H. B. Conners to FTmma M. McCurdy
west half of lot 7, block 7, Para
dise Springs Tract 002
F. A. Percy and wife to J. A. Mc-
Kinnon. lot 17. block , Wonflmere 1
X. P. Nelson and wife to William J.
Whlteman. lot 5. block 4, Miriam.. 10
S. P. Osborn et al to Melva A.
Phillips, lot 10 Osburn Park Tract 1,000
W. A. Rathhone nnd wife to J. F.
Nowln. lot 7. block "N" Ports
mouth Villa Extension 700
Karl V. Lively trustee and wife to
Edward C. Wettman and wife, lot
14. block IK Central Albina 1
Riverview Cemeterv Association to
Nt!s C. Tochle. lot 71, section 16
said Cemetery ISO
Ludwir Oisen and wife to Mrs. E. P.
Murray, lot 6. block. 4. TUt.in'a Ad
dition 750
Moore Investment Company to Flor
ence Walker, lot 13. block 49, Ver
non 300
r Charles J. Reed to Joe and Christ
T'gleslch. lot 1, block 1, Auburn
Park 550
I H. Brings and wife to J. H. Amiss
and wife, west half of lots 5, 6,
block 22 HoMaday's Addition 1
H. W. Rllev and wife to John A.
Anderson. 47x40 feet In block 230,
city 3,150
George Arthur Brown and wife to
Columbia Vallev Tr. Co.. lots 9,
10. block 3. Firland Addition 10
A J. Beers to Marv J. Beers, lots 15,
1. block 14. Wfllnmftte 10
Peter Phmeer and wife to Martin
Heerdt. lot . north half of lot 3,
block 2. Sehmeer's Addition 400
J. H. Russell and wife to Geneva V.
Orton, lot SO, block 6, Tremont
Park 1
Btepben A. Orton and wife to Hattia '
M. Run sell, lot 80, block 6, TTemont
Parle ....,.. I
C. C. Vaughn and wife to Harold W.
Strong, lot 4. subdivision lots 1 to
4, block 19, Whltwood Court 150
Perl M. Elwell to William Manley,
lot 21. block 14. Taborside 200
George Wocken and wife to Owen
Fox and wife, lot 4, block 15,
Lincoln Park 1,500
John C. Malone to Mary Ellen Ma
lone. south half of that tract the
southeast corner of which is located
KiU rods east and HO rods south of
of a stone on east boundary of the
James B. Stephens donation land
claim No. 53. T. 1 S-. R. 1 E. and
i mile south from Bast Line. ... 1
M. A. Welch and wife to Herman
Wohlfiel and wife, lot 6, block 20,
North IrvJngton 550
Edna B. Halght to Rudolph Hartz
man and wife, lot 1 and, north 75
feet of lot 2, block 2, Highland
Place 1,000
H. A. Plttenger and wife to Sarah
C. Ford, lot 11, block 35, Central
Albina 2,700
Sarah P. Taekabery to T. M. Tacka-
bery, lot 1, Middlesex 1
Alvln W. Bagley et al to Charles
N". Walker, lota 5, 6. block 5.
Willumbia 10
T. C. Devlin, Rec, -to Kate Lichen
thaler, lot 8, block 12. Paradise
Springs Tract 400
Elsie Burkhart to W. C. Repass, lot
5, block 1.. Rosedale 1.100
Frank M. Mulkey to Fred W. Mulkey.
beginning at point In east line of
Ibl B "B" City, 2J0 feet north
from ' southeast corner of said
block, thence west 200 feet, thence
north 70 feet, thence east 20 feet,
thence south 62 feet to beginning 10
Fred W. Mulkey to Frank M. Mulkey.
beginning at point on west line of
32th street and center line of Mill
street, thence west HO feet, thence
south 10 feet, thence east 110 feet,
thence north 30 feet to beginning,
also beginning at point In east line
of ml B "B." city. 230 feet north
from southeast corner, thence west
200 feet, thence, north 30 feet,
thence east 200 feet, thence south
30 feet to beginnjng 1 10
Municipal Ry. & Imp. Co. to Ella S.
Guy, lot 5. block 3, Terrace Park.. 300
Total 128.004
Bav your abstracts made by the Security
Abstract Trust Co.. 7 Chamber of Com.
ENDS LIFE WITH BULLET
HUGH M. KIMBROITGH, PAINTER,
COMMITS SUICIDE.
Out of Work and Said to Have Been
Disappointed in Business, Young
Man Grows Desperate.
Hugh M. Klmbrough, a painter, out of
work, killed himself at midnight by fir
ing a bullet Into his brain. The suicide
occurred on the porch of the house where
Kimbrough resided, 352 8econd street.
The sound of the shot and the thud made
by his falling body was heard by Florence
and Laura Nudelman, sisters, who, with
David and Gussie Weiser, their visitors,
were sitting on the front steps, of their
house, 345 Second street, which is almost
directly across the street.
Mr. Weiser and R. W. Johnson, of 232
Mill street, telephoned for the police. In
the pocket of the dead man was found
a card on which he had scribbled, "I
belong to the Modern Woodmen." Deputy
Coroner A. L. Finley, who hurried to the
scene, learned that the young man's
mother, Mrs. E. J. Klmbrough, lives in
Lewiston, 111.
Klmbrough was about 27 years old and
had been living in Portland about two
years. At one time he had been In busi
ness in the linn of Kahler & Klmbrough,
contracting painters, with offices at 1231
East Tenth street. North, but the firm's
business was not a success and of late
he had been working at his trade by the
day. According to the people in the same
house, he had had no work at all during
the past couple of weeks. It is believed
that, in addition to his financial distress,
Kimbrough was actuated somewhat In his
deed because of love affairs.
Rose Eytinge in Recital
BY J. M. QUENTIN.
SOMEHOW, what are known as read
ings or evenings spent hearing elo
cutionary effort are rare in Portland. We
have so many muslcales, piano, vocal
etc., that it seems to me Shakespeare
and Browning are nearly neglected these
days. Last night I had the great pleas
ure of attending a recital given by Rose
Eytinge and her pupils at 564 Flanders
street, on which occasion Miss Eytinge
was assisted by Miss Sarah Glance, con
tralto.
Those of us who have good memories
know of the distinguished position which
Rose Eytinge has occupied on the
American stage, and the celebrities with
whom she has acted. Her Ideals have
always been of the best and her art has
pleasantly mellowed with the years.
Portland is again honored In having her
once fnore a resident, and I hope mi
time that she will make this her tt
manent home, where she has so n,any
loyal friends. Last night Rose Eytinge
had neither footlights, scenery nur cos
tume to help her In her readings, but so
potent was the charm that these acces
sories were never missed. Her voice
and conversational charm were better
than an orchestra.
Along with Miss Edna Irvine, Miss
Evtinge gave a scene from Shakespeare's
"Merchant -of "Venice" and Elizabeth
B. Browning's "Lord Walter's Wife."
and as an Individual reading. Miss Ey
tinge gave "The Nightingales." All these
selections were rendered with rare intel
ligence and personal charm.
Mrs. Katherine Tranchell and Miss
Mabel Selover also were successful in
their readings. Miss Selover In addition
singing two songs. Miss Sarah Glance
sang "You and Love" (D'Hardelot) with
fine vocalism, and her encore was "My
Rose of Yestere'en," by Marie Rich. Miss
Selover has a pleasant soprano voice. All
those who participated in the programme
were cordially received. '
Amusements
What the Fran Agent Say.
Lovers' Lane." ;
Clyde Fitch' comedy, "Lovers' Lane."
which the Baker Stork Company Is present
ing all this week telle a light-hearted love
story and is filled with, great comedy. Mati
nee Saturday.
Karre With Music.
"Brown's Vacation" Is trfe merry enter
tainment which the Armstrong Company is
presenting this , week at the 8tar theater.
There are three acts of side-splitting fun,
and many songs and dances.
fio to the Oaks Today,
Enjoy these beautiful Summer day to the
fullest extent by paying a visit to The Oaks
and revelling in nature's charms as well as
taking advantage of the many attractions
that are offered. The symphony concert this
afternoon by the "White and Gold Orchestra
under Herr Llnd. and tonlEht's performance
by the Allen Curtis Company will be mem
orable events. It's always cool at The Oaks,
remember.
COMING ATTRACTIONS.
Play by Howard Russell.
One of the members of the Baker Stock
Company. Howard Russell, has written an
original play which Is pronounced to be ex
ceedingly .clever. If Is called "The
Swindler," and will be presented next
week.
AT THE VACPKVILLE THEATERS.
Grand's Clever Show.
Cleverness Is found In every act at the
Grand this week, where cheerful vaudeville
can be found at all times. There la an un
usual quantity of singing and dancing, and
the quality la beyond question.
vision for an exclusive penalty for bet
ting in racetrack enclosures.
DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
PORTLAND. Or.. June 9. Maximum tem
perature, SI degrees; minimum. 55 degrees
River reading at 8 A. M.. IB ret; cnange i"
last 24 hours, rise of 0.3 foot. Total rain
fall (3 p. M. to 5 P. M.) none: total raln
fal since September 1. 1R07. 38.33 inches;
normal rainfall since September 1. 1007.
42.70 Inches: deflrlencv. 4.37 inches. Total
sunshine June 8. 13 hours; possible sunshine
33 hours 30 minutes. Barometer treuueeu
to sea level) at 6 P. M., 29.89 Inches.
PACIFIC COAST, WEATHER.
Observations taken at 5 P." M.. Pacific
S u 2
b w3 Wind.
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Bismarck
Boise
Eureka
Helena
Kamloopa. ......
N'orth Head
Portland
Red Bluff
Roseburg
Sacramento
Salt Lake
San Francisco. .
Spokane
Tacoma
Tatoosh Island.
Walla Walla...
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Clear
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WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The pressure Is comparatively high along
the Coast and low over Nevada and British
Columbia. Clear skies prevail over the en
tire Pacific Slope and plateau region, except
in Eastern Washington, where It is cloudy
this evening. A thunderstorm occurred at
Spokane during the day. accompanied by
moderate rainfall. Temperatures were de
cidedly above the seasonal average. The
indications point to fair weather over this
forecast district Wednesday. It will prob
ably be warmer In Northeastern Washing
ton. THE RIVER.
The stage of the river at Portland this
evening at 6 o'clock was 10.2 feet, a rise of
.2 of a foot since this morning at 8 A. M.
It will probably reach a stage of 17.2 feet
by Thursday morning.
FORECASTS. " .
Portland and Vicinity Wednesday, fair;
westerly winds.
Western Oregon and Western Washing
ton Wednesday, fair; westerly winds.
Eastern Oregon and Idaho Wednesday,
fair.
Eastern Washington Wednesday. fair;
warmer north portion.
AUCTION SALES TODAY.
Today at Oilman's auction rooms. 411
Washington street, at lo A. M. and 2 P. M.
S. L. N. Gilman, auctioneer.
At Wilson's Rooms. 173-175 Second, cor
ner Yamhill, at 10 A. M. J. T. Wilson, Auc
tioneer. At Union Stockyards. 20 head of horses,
Thursday, June 11. J. D. Konlng.
MEETING NOTICES.
A. A. O. N. OF THE M.
S. Officers and official di
van of Al Kader Temple are
requested to meet at the Ma
sonic Temple Friday evening
next ai a o cioca. it. us vnj
tKrh 1 necessary that every officer
r r report, as important matters
Will oe preemeu. ry urucr
J. Q. MACK,
Illustrious Potentate.
B. G. WHITEHOUSE, Recorder.
A. AND A. 8. RITE Eighteenth
i
semi-annual reunion, 8 P. M.
Thirty-second degree. By order
MASTER OF KADOSH.
KBC.III.AR CONVOCATION OF
5 Washington R. A. Chapter No. 18.
ft this tweancsaayj evening, uow
3 10, In new Masonic Temple, East
Burnslde and East Bignin streecs.
.y&a Roval Arch degree. Visitors cor
'T Htnllv Invited to attend.
CLYDE EVANS, Secretary.
SAMARITAN LODGE
NO. J, I. O. O. F. Reg
ular meetintr thlB (Wed
nesday) evening, at 8
o'clock. First degree.
M. OSVOi-D. Bee.
Visitors welcome.
WOODMEN OP THE WORLD
Pftrtlanrt ( ' 11 m tV Mo. 107. semi-
annual election will be held thla
(Wednesday) evening, June 10.
All ir-iuiiuuia Ulti tin ucsiijr i c
quested to be present.
V. A. SNOW. C. C.
Herman Sehade. Clerk.
fUNEKAL NOTICES.
LAWI.ER In this city, June 9, at the family
residence, ;4 North Fifteenth utreet, Isaac
J. Lawler, aged 64 years 1 month days.
Native of Dublin, Ireland. Friends are re
spectfully Invited to attend th funeral
service, which will be heir at tit. Mary's
C'athodral, corner Fifteenth and Davis
streets, at 0 A. M. today, Wednesday. In
ternu t Greenwood Cemetery.
Ht'tfON Wallace Idaho, June 7. Emory Al-W-n
Huson, aged 61 years. Friendn are re
spectfully lnvttd to attend the funeral
services, which will be held at Holmn'
chHDcl. corner Third and Salmon streets.
at - P. M., Thursday, June 11. Interment
Kiver View Cemetery.
McKAY At ScappooBe, Or., June 9, Malcolm
M.-Knv. aired t years. t'risnus and ac
quaintances are respectfully Invited to at-
tend tne runerai services itoaayj v ea
nesduy at 2 P. M. Interment family plot,
Scappoose, Or.
PECK At her late residence, 195 East 7'h
st.. this city. May as. Mrs. Amelia K.
peck, wife of Otto Peck. Funeral services
at Dunning's chapel. East rtth and Alder
st.. t-day Wednesday , at 2 p. M.
Friends and acquaintances invited.
EDWAKD HOLM AN CO., Funeral Direct
ors. 220 31 st. Lady assistant. Puon M. 501.
J. F. FINLEY bON. ftuueral Directors.
TLlrd and Madison. A hone Mala . A A6tt.
II on nl nr. McKntee z Ollbaajrfi. .funerml Di
rector. 7tn si vine. 1'ooat aa. tu. isajr
ZiLKK-tEVKNErt CO.. Funeral Direct
ors, tin Kussell. ut 10H8. Lstdy assistant
F. S. DUNNLNO. Undertaker. 414 Kaaft
Alder. Ladr a Ulsni. Pbune Kast
HOUSEHOLD NEEDS
Franklin-Barnes Market
Friedman Packing Company. Inc. JIMU,
Poultry. Fish. Vegetable. 109-T Tnlrd
street. Both pnonee.
Gas Mantles ItUai ""Vhi beit s
mantle on the market. Barret ta, 410 Mor
rison. Both phones.
n- .1 B0OO cords flrwt-clnss 4-root Or
WVL wood, J5 per cord delivered.
Phone Main 4433. Eagle Creek Fuel Com
pany. 408 Corbett Bldg.
tJtofifinerv Dld kMW there was
iJiailUUct J a stationery store at 249
Morrison street, r.ear Third. Stationery and
Blank Books. Davis et Kllbura. A 1611.
Plrv!ct Cut Floners always fresh from
I-iUllBI. our own conservatories. Martin
gc Forbes, 34? Washington st. Both phones.
Inal Rock Springs Coal. Independent
lUUi vroal & Ice company, opposite city
Library. Both phones.
Electric Fixtures J gs
prices are right. AH work guaranteed.
Western Electrlo Works. 61 Sixth street.
'Plotinty Knives, Forks and all Sltver
xlltllllg ware replatea as good as new.
Oregon Plating Works, 16th and Alder. Main
2575, A S5T5.
AVWi a CMalley A Neuberger, 827 Wash
M 1UO ington street. Phone Main 2884.
Free delivery. A gallon ot 10-year-old Ingle
nook Port. 11.60.
The Portland Fuel Co. Beaeonel
WUUU np eordwood, 4 -ft.. J6.60; sawed.
J 6.00. Hard wood and coal. Yard 2a7
E. Morrison st- Phones B 26. B 1026.
pAi Kemmerer coal, the best Wyoming
VUU1 coal; gives more heat and lesa ash.
Churchley Bros.. 13th and Marshall sts.
Phones Main 031; A 3931.
WHERE TO DINE
VegetarianCafe 8,d
25c. Ileal served a la curt 6 A. H. to S P. M,
!T(l0.00 4'NW
'4lO.0O BMW
7Si0.oo 4INW
54io.tm al w
7210.00 4 E
92:0.00. 4l W
54O.0014!NW
S1IO.00 OlNW
8S0.00 fl;SE
840.00 8JJW
R2I0.OO 101 8
74lO.OOI12lNW
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!4 0.00 12iSE
AMT78EMENT.
Baker Theater Phones M2, A 5360
Geo. t,. Baker. General Manager.
Tonight All This Week Matinee Saturday.
Baker Stock Company In the
Great Comedy.
"LOVERS' LANE,"
By Clyde Fitch, author of "The Climbers."
Most laughable comedy: highly lntereetinc
love story; beautiful scenery. "Let's walk
down lovers' lane together "
Evenings, 25c. R?c, 50c. : matinees, 15c. 25c.
Next Week "The Swindler," by Howard
JtUSMlJ.
THE STAR Musical Comedy
Week of June T. 1908.
THE ARMSTRONG MUSICAL, COMEDT CO.
Offer the funniest of musical farces, entitled
"BROWN'S VACATION."
Two shows every evening, first at 7:30, sec
ond at I:15; lower floor, 25c; balcony and
gallery. 15c. Matinees dally at 2:30 P. M.,
15c except boxes. -
LYRIC THEATER
Both phones: Main 46S5; .Home 13 10?A.
Week commencing Monday, June S, the
Blunkall-Atwood Company in
William Gillette's Wonderful War Drama
"HELD BY THE ENEMY"
Matinees Tussday, Thursday, Saturday
and Sunday. Prices 10c and 20 e. Every
evenlnr at 8:15. Prices lc, 20c and !c.
Boxes 30c. Ofnce open 10 A. M. to 10 P. M.
MAR QUA M GRAND
pantages Advanced Vaudeville Attractions.
TONIGHT AND ALL, THIS WEEK
ROBERT FITZHIMMONS
Greatest of American fighters, with Mrs.
Fitzsimmons. in an original dramatic
sketch, "A Man's a Man for a' That." Fits
gives his celebrated bag-punching exhibi
tion during the act.
Three Performances Daily. Popular Prices.
Curtain at 2:30, 7:30 and 9 P- m.
THE GRAND-Vaadeville deLuxe
Entire Week of June 8, 1008.
John G LEESON Bert ha.
And.
FRED HOUIJHAN,
Potpourri of song and dance. Mies Gleeson
Is the lady champion dercer of the world.
(iEOKGIE O'RAMEY,
Bright Comedienne.
Besides a host of other headllnera. Time
and prices remain tne same.
THE OAKS. 12 to 12.
Grand Symphony Concert by the "Whlto
and Gold Orchestra." Herr I.lnd. the violin
virtuoso, director. 2:30 today; 8:30 tonight
in Alrdome 12000 free seats).
"THE GIRL."
Merry musical play In three acts. Allen
Curtis, Charles Ftgg. Arthur damage. Her
bert Undley, Albert Leonard, Marguerite La
Ponte, Wlnnlfred Green and 20 comedy stirs
the best In Portland for years. Augment
ed orchestra. 20 late song Rita. Lavish
scenic and novel electrical effects. "15
minutes from Alder St."
Baseball
RECREATION PARK
Cor. Vaughn and Twenty-fourth Sts.
OAKLAND
vs.
PORTLAND
June 9. 10, 11, 12, 13, 14. -
Games begin weekdays 3:30 P. M.;
gunday, 2:30 P. M.
Admission Bleachers, 25c; Grand
stand, 50c; Boxes, 25c extra.- Chil
dren: Bleachers 10c, Grandstand 25c.
LADIES' DAY FRIDAY
Boys under 12 free to Bleachers
Wednesday.
C CHRISTENSEN
OPTICIAN
Fourth Floor Corbett Bid.
Erand Centra! Station lime Card
bOUTH-KKN t A CHIC.
Icavlns Portland
HoBvburg hattsengar ,
Cottase Grove Pusasr
California Ex pre-
Can Francisco Express..,.
Cor vail Ji passenger .
Sheridan paaeenger .......
Forest Grove passenger ...
Forest Grove Passenger ...
Arriving Portland
Oregon hlxpress
Cotts.ce drove Passenger. .
Rose bur Passenger ......
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NEW TODAY.
A Home Chance
81SOO 50x200. near Arrabel Station,
with 4-room dwelling which can ba
made 7 rooms at slight expense. Can
make very eaay terms if sold this
week.
JACKSON A DEER1XG.
Phone Main 345. 346 Stark St.
Abstracts!
yers Abstract
Trust Co Suit
Portland
Co. Bank.
11.660. - - A 4221
NEW TODAY.
AL0U
FALLS
The new town in Adams
County, will soon have
three railroads running
through it. Don't take
our word for it, but
send to the State Rail
road Commissi oner,
Olympia, Wash., for
1908 railroad map, and
see for yourself. Then,
after you are satisfied
on this point, buy all the
lots your pocketbook
will allow.
$50 is the starting -price,
$10 down and $2 per
month will pay for one.
You can't help making
money on this invest
ment. But get in right
away.
If you want irrigated
fruit land, buy a 5 or 10-'
acre tract at r
PAL0USE
ORCHARDS
Just, across the river
from the town.
Our low prices and easy
terms will help you.
$10 per acre down and
a little each month is all
you need to. pay, and
you get a perpetual
water right with the
land. Remember, you
don't have to wait for
water and transporta
tion. They are there
now.
Soil, elevation, water,
railways and the gen
eral trend of develop
ment assure a big fu
ture. Get in now, while
the price is low. Call or
write for our circulars
if you are interested
they are free, and will
give you valuable infor
mation. The Palouse Irriga
tion & Power Co.
246 STARK STREET
Portland - - Oregon
NOB HILL HOMES
Sold on the Moral Risk
Your choirs of thoso new, 8-room,
up-to-date houses in the West Side's
most farhtonable residence district. 304
North 24th st., near Pettyprovn, and 7.-I9
Pettygrove St.. near 24th. Terms No
payment down, $."0 per month. No
agents.
FIDELITY TRUST CO., Owners
4041 romniercinl Block.
Phones: Main 447, A 111.".
THIRD, NEAR COLLEGE
Apartment House Site
Price $S7SO
Jxt 53x106 and small o-room house,
situated at 546 3d St., near College. A
fine investment. See us. We can ar
range for terms.
Mall & Von Borstel
10 2d St., and 392 K. Burnslde st.
Washington Street Corner
10.!MM 4 FF.KT FRONT
Absolutely the best buy for Apartment
House In the City.
Vanduyn 6 Walton
MS Chamber of Commerce.
A North End Snap
83750 Full lot and dwelling for less
than value oi lot. A fine speculation.
Call in early.
JACKSOX t DEERLNG.
349 Stark St.
$4S,000
A West Side IUOxHX) corner, hlqhly im
proved, at 12th and Salmon. Buildings rent
for $175 per month: we can ilose 3 years'
lease for purchaser at thii figure. This
property will increaee fully 10 per cent
during the next 12 months. The party wants
to move this before July 1st.
Ln.00O Cash Will Handle.
HABKY E. WAGONER CO..
Chamber Commerce.
COOK 6 TRUBY
Real estate, timber land3, general
brokerage business.
Phone A 2184.
Room 511. Corbett Building.
Mortgage Loans, Lowest Rates
Real Elstate, Insurance
A. H. BIRRELL
tOi McKay Bid., Sd Stark.
tilVK aU A CALX.
NEW TODAY.
FOR THE
Homeseeker
FOR THE
Investor
FOR THE
Orchardist
12,500 ACRES IN THE FAMOUS
UMPQUA VALLEY
THE ITALY OF AMERICA
About 200 miles south of Portland,
on the main line of the Southern Pa
cific K. R., TRACTS from a town lot
up to any number acres. Price, from
$10.00 to $100.00 per acre.
Terms, one-fourth cash, balance on
time to suit purchaser, with 6 per
cent interest.
No other locality in the state is so
little susceptible to frost. The land
is located in the locality that markets
the first strawberries and vegetables
in Oregon.
Two railroad stations on the tract.
Corn and peaches raised on this
tract given first premium at State
Fair at Salem.
Apples, Cherries, English Walnuts
and Pears grow to perfection.
Ideal for melons and small fruits.
Paradise for all kinds of livestock.
Especially adapted to diversified
farming.
Purchasers can have tracts set out
to fruit and taken care of at actual
cost until bearing.
Buy direct from owner,
r. B. WATTE, Roseburg, Oregon.
Or Room 336, Chamber of Commerce
Building, Portland, Oregon.
SpantonV Specials
$1700
New 7-room dwelling with im
provements, on W.I . carllne.
Cheap. Terms.
Store and dwelling, on carline;
pood location for grocery or
butcher. Terms.
Eight-room house; lot S"xlOO;
on carllne; 15 minutes' service.
Terms.
$1950
$2200
$2400
$2900
$3400
New 6-rooni dwelling; lot 50x100;
near Alberta car; desirable
home. Easy terms.
Cottage, 5-room; corner lot. 50x
100; Sunnysidu; improvements;
good home.
New, modern, 6-room house;
good neighborhood; rented for
130 ptr month. Terms.
LOTS.
ilQfln Two improved lots; apples,
M I OUU cherries and peaches: cement
cellar; lawn and shrubbery; most scenic
view in city; 3 minutes from car; ready
for building.
Cinnn - heautlful scenic lots; 100 feet
0IUUU from carline. Terms.
$1200
2 of the most sightly lots In
the city; near carllne. Terms.
THE SPANTON COMPANY
Main 2R28. 270 Stark street.
HOOD RIVER
Fine Yonuic Orchard With Income.
2(1 acres of A 1 soil 6 miles out. near
school nnd store. i prime state of
cultivation. Has 4 acres of bearins
tret's which will yield 8700 boxes this
season. 515 young' Spitzenberg trees;
4 i acres strawberries; 2 acres al
falfa; nice home of 7 rooms, with
closets, wood barn, packing house and
woodhouse.
This Is a splendid place and produc
ing a good income while the young
orchard is maturing. Soil, location
and water 'unequalled. If you are
looking for a self-supporting property
investigate this offer. The price is
right. Terms.
Mac Rae 6 Angus
432 Chamber of Commerce.
Good Streets
Is coins to b th topic of a free lecture,
to be delivered on Thursday f-vtnlnp;. June
11. at 8 o'clock, at the Empire' Theater, cor
ner Morrison and Twelfth streets, by
R. H. THOMSON
City Engineer of Seattle, under the auspices
of the Portland Realty Board.
Push Clubs, Property Owners, Realty Men
and all who are interested In good streets,
are Invited to attend.
UNEQUALLED IN PORTLAND
836O0 For a 6-acre tract of the
finest kii'd of garden land, beauti
fully located, with nice view on Fine
Avenue East Portland, 2V4 miles
from Madison bridge. Unexcelled
for a fine country home right in
Portland, or for a truck gardener to
coin money. $1000 cash will handle it.
V. Flt'HS, 221V4 Morrison Street.
$5300 BUYS fine corner on 5th st; a a-story
brick woudl pay now; near enough in for
business. J. F. Compton. 100 Ablngton
bldg. j
REAX JESTAXB 11BAI.KBS.
Aadraws, F. V. A Co. M. S34S. 13 Hamilton DL
Baker. Alb-ad A.. 215 Ablngton bid-.
Chapln ft Herrow, SS2 Chamber of Commerce.
Compton. s. F. Pac. A164S. loo Abicama bL
Cook, B. 6. A Co., 807-S Corbett bids.
Croaeley Co.. 708-9 Corbett blag. il. .854.
Goddard. H. W.. Mala and A 1743. 110 Sd st.
Botcbklea.C R. A Co.. It. 1065. SOS C. of C
Jeanlnss A Co., Main 158. 206 Oreconlaa.
Kinney A Slampher. B31-532 Ur. Ex. It. 448.
Lee. at. D.. room 411 Corbett building.
Mall A Ton Borstal 104 Id st.. 892 S. Burnslde.
CDonnelU J. V.. M. 4581 A A25S1. 230 Stark.
Palmer, R. P., 213 Commercial Club bid..
M. 8G9S, A 2658.
ParrUo. Watklne A Co.. 200 Alder at.
Porter A French. 607 Commercial bldf.
Reed. Flflda A Tynan. M. 7004. AS 551. 103 34.
Bchalk. Geo. D., 284 Btark et. Main S92, AS82.
Sbarkey. J. P. A Co.. 122 M Elztb ax.
Bwenaaoa, A, T. a Co.. 263ft Washington at.
The Oregon Real Eitate Co., 88ft Third at.
(Holladay Addition.
Veteran Lend Co., 822 Chamber of Commerce.
Waddell. W. O.. 309 Lumber Kxchange bldg.
White. B. F.. 227 ft Waehington at.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
CHOICE lot Holladay Park;
leaving city.. Main 8245.
$1350: owner
FOR SAI.E REAL ESTATE.
5-ROOM new cottage. etrict:- modern; t'2X
cash and $15 month buy K: price $1900;
house Is well-built, having basement, bat I;,
hot and cold water tank; best of plaster
ing: lot 50x125; plenty of fruit and gar
den, also roses and One lawn; V bin-k
to carline; 15 minutes' ride on Kat Slde
beautiful location and good neighbor
hood. We have others. Garland A Shel
lon. 11)1 4th st
470O BWBLLE8T bungalow on the East
fclde. improved street, near Hawthorne
ave., hardwood floors, tinted walls, fire
place, den. furnace, cement basement,
electric fixtures, beam ceilings, modern
plumbing, 8 large rooms; terms can be ar
ranged. Conklln llros., 3U1S Kothchild
bldg
$22.V) O-room modern houee. In Albina. neai
streetcar; house Is ntarly new, full lot,
full cement basement, bath, gantry, closets,
gas and electric llEht fixtures complete; this
I a bargain and inuet be sold in the next
few days.
C. P. H'CAS,
820 to 87 Corbett BUlg.
GOOD house, barn, lot 80x128, high, dry.
gently sloping; grass, shade, roses, mag
nificent trees loaded wtta cherries, apples,
splendid neighborhood; improved streets,
electric-lighted; near carline, aobools,
good stores: $2o0u; terms. Owner, ilia
Mlsncr St.. Montavllla- Tabor 871.
TWO BARGAINS.
5-room bungaiow. modern, 6 mlnutea to
car; large lot; $1551): terms.
One lot. 2 minutes to car. on Millard
ave.; $525.
CHAMBERS A FA RNS WORTH,
Millard Ave.. Mt. Scott.
20 ACRES.
Beautiful suburban home near Mll-
waume ana i lacuamas. all under culti
vation; good house, new barn. $1200 wort"
of strawberries; on account of sickness
owner will sell for 7500: will give terms.
F O. XUKTHRUP.
515 'Couch Bldg., 4th, near Washington.
My fine, brand-new. carefully-buiit fl-room
bungalow home Is for sale at actual build
ing cost, because I need the money for a
business venture: 2 full graded lots; 2
rooma mission oak; large white bath
room: balance llht oak; good Kast Side
location, call 403 Commercial blk.
$:tsX SWELL. O-room home on Hawthorn
ave., faces south, large fireplace, beauti
ful paneled dining-room, tinted walls,
(Oncrete basement, outside sleeping porch,
modern plumbing, well built in every
ay; can arrange terms. Conklln Bros.,
:2 Rothrhlld bldg.
$2000 VERY neat fl-rocm cottage. 1 block
from car. 15 minutes from business dis
trict; nearly new and 'modern; beautiful
lot. If good references ore given, will seil
with very -small cash payment. Western
Oregon Trust Co.. 14 Chamber of Com
merce. $5M FOR a lot 5ixl'. In Portland's best
residence district; all Improvements paid
for; content sidewalks; parked"!.; build
ing restrictions; can give you term. i?ee
owner. Room lti Hamilton bldg., 131 3d
fct.
XKW modern 7-room house, 2 lots, comer, ,
tine view Mount Hood, Irvlngton, re
stricted, choice neighborhood; quick sale
necessary; a sacrifice. Owner, phone Kx
change 1. houie 17. N (H)4. Oregouian.
CHOICE 5 and 10-aere tracts, very produc
tive, right on railroad, at station and near
Oregon Klectric line. Will sell on verV
easy terms. Cheaper than surrounding
t.roperty. Western Oregon Trust Co.,- i.4
Chamber of Commerce.
$5.-0 Quarter blork 100x100, 1 block from
carline. high and sightly, on Improved St.,
line building site; a amall payment cash,
balance to suit.
C. R. I,rOA8.
510 to 327 Corbett Bldg.
A BARGAIN.
20 acres, best of soil, living water, O. W.
P. passing through; 4 blocks to statioa;
only $2tsHi.
DCROIS & OROCKBTT.
Washington Bldg., Room 3.
AN ideal country home of seven acres,
house, barn, orchard, etc., six miles from
Portland and eight blocks freni Salom
Electric station. Must be sold at once.
A !), Oregonlan.
CHOICE acreage; grows
every thing:
best
walnut land in Oregon: close
In on balem
Klectric line; $125 up per acre; easy
term. A. B. Draper, room 26 Lafayette
bldg.. 6th. cor. Washington.
AT RIVER DALE, by owner. $3200: good 6
room house; wide double veranda; 4 lots:
spring rain to force water through house
and grounds; best plumbing; lots of fruit;
fine view. Phone Tabor 1057.
750 FIVE acres, partially In cultivation.
4i mile from Oregon Electric line, 8 miles
.out; easy terms. J. F Compton, 100 Ald
ington bldg.
SEVERAL full also fractional lots. East Side,
walking distance, Hawthorne Park, fin sur
roundinge; good home or fiat sites; $1700
and up. Vanduyn & Walton, 515 Chamber
Commerce.
$:ir,iH) NEW modern 6-room house, con
crete basement, furnace, corner lot. 50x
tH; lawn, roses; terms. Phone Tabor
2S3
$t!0O TAKES large tract over Uj acres, high,
well lrH-ated, near West Side Interurban:
soil will grow anything: easy terms. See
James C. Ijgan, room 411 Corbett bldg.
PORTLAND HEIGHTS Two lots on lower
heights, all city Improvements, near car;
make owner an offer, as they must be
sold this week; fine view. S 14, Oregonian.
50xj. COR. t'nlon ave. and Wygant. fin
for stores with flats above; also In same
block 3SX1O0: make offer; want money.
Culver, ti:; Chamber Commerce.
$8(10 Acre tract bargaln;"corncr; very c'ir.se
in on West Side, near beat transpcrtat ion ;
don't delay. Pre in at once. James C.
Logan, room 411 Corbett bldg.
GOOD fl-room house. 80x130, ground all In
fine garden; bargain at S1800. Highland
Realty Co., corner Alberta St. and Union
avenue.
A BARGAIN; lot in Hawthorne Park. 150 ft.
off Hawthorne ave.. close In, covered, with
fruit and garden. $075.
J. R. RTIP&, 223 Chamber Commerce.
PRK'E $1000 Convenient, comfortable
home, Irvlngton; full lot, bltulithio
pavement; bearing fruit trees. 18th and
Thompson. Phone E. 068.
FOR SALE House. 0 rooms, barn. 24 fruit
trees. 7 lots, 50x150, all Improved and
fenced; price $11. Room 530 Lumber Ex
change. ELEGANT modern 5-room bungalow and two
lots, $2200: terms.
nrlOIM A CROCKETT,
Washington Bldg., Room 3.
6-ROOM new house; full lot: cement base
ment: elegant location: reduced to $2750;
terms; you cannot duplicate this. Call
325 Lumber Exchange.
ACRE, close to Mt. Scott carllne; a perfect
beauty; only $1200. 325 Lumber Ex
change. $1550 Nice now cottage, 706 East 6th, near
Beech; close to car: bath, gas, etc. Owner,
208 4th. Main 3U90.
J. M. KERR CO., -Real
estate, fnrms. 26S Stark St., room
10. A 6148. Main 1222.
FOR SALE New bungalow, 0 rooms and bath,
modern, close In; owner: no agent. For lo
cation, terms, H 19.1, Oregonlan.
FOR 10 days. 5-room house, $1200; plumbing
and lights are in; fine lot. Inquire 1:12 Bel
mont. B 2.189.
T-ROOM house. Highland. Nsw. modern:
a big snap. $3250. John P. Sharkey Co.
122 ft 6th st. Main 550. A 2537.
OREGON CITY carline acreage, in cultivation,
best of land. 2 acreo or moVe. C. W. RIs
ley. owner. Risley Station. P. O.. Milwaukla.
VERT ebole acr at end of Waverly-Rich-mond
line, fin view, good soil; price
$1500. Call for McGrath. Main 3177.
MODERN new 5-room bungalow, nice loca
tion, Montavllla; $2000; terms. Owner.
Phone Tabor 811.
1 HAVE a beautiful 5oxlOO-ft. lot only loo
feet eouth of Hawthorne ave for 57oO. on
easy terms. O. A. nation. 411 Corbett bldg.
IDEAL site for residence; full lot: Portland
Heights: $1100, terms. Havcratlc A Galla
gher, 343ft Waehington St.
7-ROOM bungalow, modern in every respect.
$2750; easy lerme. Phon Owner, Wood
lawn 197.
6ft LOTS. 50x100. 25 minutes out. West
Side, for $450. easy payments. H 15.
ARE you looking for a snap suburban home?
If so, see owner quick. 2SS Eaat Morrison.
Phone East 2532.
ELEGANT strictly modern 8-rooin house, .cor
ner. $4000; $5o0, $25 per month. Phone
TVoodlawn 17H9.
30ooo Close In business corner; monthly in
come $175; splendid future; owner. C 3, Or
egonian. SNAP Tots in Peninsula Addition No. 2,
near Swift Facklng Plant, cheap. East 3711.
(5000 LOT. with two houses. North Port
land, on railroad; good, speculation. Owner
E 15, Oregonlan.