THE MOITNTN'CJ OKEGONIATN TtTESDAT, 5, 1910.
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40,000 SEE PARADE
Vancouver Is Royal Host on
Fourth of July.
SENATOR WILSON ORATOR
Spanish-American War Veterans
Awarded Prize for Largest
Marching Body With 8 6 in
Line Celebration Success.
VANCOUVER, Wash.. July 4. (Spe
cial.) Never beXtre In the history of
Vancouver was the Fourth of July cele
bration as great a success as the one
held today. It Is estimated that nearly
40,000 persons were In the city, but
tvlth all this crowd, there was not a
serious accident. . '
In the morninfr, a monster parade.
In which over 1000 persons took; part,
was held. The First Infantry Band and
the Vancouver city band furnished
music. All of the soldiers in the post
were in line with their guns, and the
Second Field Artillery with its moun
tain batteries took part.
The prlza for the largest marching
tody was awarded to the Spanish
American "War Veterans, who had 86
in line. The Elks, wearing linen dus
ters and small hats, much resembling
fried eggs straight up, were 6o strong.
The best woman's mount was won by
Miss Avan; the M. R. Sparks automo
bile with a number of girls won the
prize for the best decorated machine,
E. G. Crawford second, and William Du
Bo la third.
The United Artisans had the best
float and the B. & M. Grooery took
first prize for the best business float;
the Central Manufacturing Company
second, and Kong Loy, a Chinese gar
dener, third. The best double drivers
were owned and driven by Charles Mc
Cafferty Miss Ie Yarmon led the
best Jersey cow, and Rector & Daly
won the four-horse team prizes. The
neatest dressed newsboy was Leslie
.Vance, 7 years old.
The judges of the parade were Mrs.
Ieo McGuire, Mrs. F. S. Palmer, M. M.
Connor, Del Hildreth, and N. W. Merrl
Cield. The Grand Army veterans and the
Women's Relief Corps took prominent
parts in the parade.
Following the parade. Senator Wil
Bon of Seattle delivered an eloquent ad
dress to a large audience in the city
park, and his remarks were punctu
ated at Intervals by explosions of fire
crackers. The general committee was: J. J.
Padden. president; William N. Marshall,
secretary ; M. S. Cohen, treasurer, W.
ft. Carter,, C. C. Turley. Thomas P.
Clarke. C. D. Hayes, A. W. Oalder, F.
C. leathers, Jacob Westhoff, Lloyd
ravis, B. A. de Yarmon. L. Lloyd du
Bo is, A. B. Eastham. A. J. Dorland,
Leo g. McGuire and AV'llllam du Bois.
In the afternoon the motorboat races,
tinder the auspices of the Vancouver
3Tacht Club and the Portland Motorboat
Club, occupied the time.
About 4 o'clock a Portland automo
fclllst on the ferry slip attempted to
crank his machine and the brake did
Hot hold it when the engine started.
The machine dashed down the incline
through a large crowd of people and
narrowly missed injuring a number.
Officer Adams, 6 feet and 5 inches tall,
attempted to hold the machine, but
was crowded against the side of the
embankment and his legs were serious
ly bruised.
Guy Bennett, a member of the Van
couver Yacht Club, was starting from
the bank to the Judge's scow In the
Columbia when Henry Bird, a Vancou
ver Jeweler, jumped Into the boat and
upset them both. The day was warm
and the water wet, and the thousands
looking on enjoyed a good laugh on the
couple as they splashed around In the
water, but they were not injured.
BIG CROWB-S THRONG KUGEXK
Celebration Is Best One in History
of Lane County Town.
EUGENE, Or., July " 4. (Special.) In
point of attendance and interest, Eugene
has had one of the best celebrations in
its history- The programme for the
day Included a good parade, consisting
largely of floats and decorated automo
biles and carriages. The oration was de
livered by O. P. Coshow and the Declara
tion was read by Professor Joseph Schae
fer. Daylight fireworks were a new feature
of the celebration. A fair crowd attend
ed the sports and races at the fair
grounds this afternoon, but hundreds re
mained downtown to get the report of the
fight.
In Eugene were scores of men who
have met Jeffries, and when the flash
"was read that Johnson had won, the dis
appointed crowd dispersed without a
cheer for, the victor. The contest was
bulletined by both the Guard and Regis
ter. Order was almost perfect in spite of
Ihe large crowds, and only one arrest
twas made.
CHEIIAXIS HAS BIG CROWD
Cane Fourth Is Celebrated With. Old
Time Enthusiasm. "
CHEHALIS, Wash., July 4. (Special.)
Chehalis observed the Fourth of July
with one of the biggest celebrations in
the history of the city. There was a
parade at 11 o'clock, followed by a
patriotic programme at the Glide, where
General J. M. Ash ton, of Taooma, was
the orator of the day.
The Chehalis band appeared in new
Uniforms, and the State Training School
band also furnished music. Many
'decorated autos were in the parade.
Following the noon hour there were
Bports of all kinds on .the streets.
The baseball game at Millett Field,
at 3:30. attracted a crowd that taxed
the capacity of the great' grandstand.
At night there were dances, moving
picture shows, street vaudeville and
other amusements. The city ordinances
prohibiting the firing of explosives' of
all kinds, including firecrackers, was
enforced.
AliRAXY'S CROWD IS '20,000
X-lnn County's Metropolis Holds
Monster Celebration.
ALBANY, Or., July 4. (Special.)
Twenty thousand people celebrated the
Nation's birthday in Albany today in
one of the biggest celebrations ' ever
held in the Willamette Valley. Big
crowds came from all nearby towns,
and from all parts of the surrounding
country.
The parade this forenoon was by far
the best ever seen here. Scores of
decorated automobiles and numerous
floats were the leading features'. Fol
lowing the parade a patriotic pro
gramme was held In Chautuaqua Park
Uercy R. Kelly, of Albany, was orator
the day, and delivered a eplendid
oration. The afternoon was devoted to
baseball games, races and athletic
sports. The principal contest was an
old-fashioned horse race. The Cor
vallls fire department won from the
Albany fire department in this event,
the Corvallis team running two blocks
and getting water in 31 seconds, de
feating Albany by four seconds.
The celebration closed tonight with a
grand display of fireworks. The Al-bany-Corvallis
and Shedda bands fur
nished music for the celebration. No
accidents marred the day.
TRIO IJfJCRED IX SEATTLE
Fourth Celebration Claims Victims
Before Day Dawns.
SEATTLE, July 4. Before the dawn
of Independence day three people had
suffered serious injuries in Fourth of
July accidents in Seattle. One of these.
John Vant, aged 15. will probably lose
the sight of his right eye as the result
of Injuries sustained when a cracker
which had failed to explode blew up in
his hand, burning his face.
Ephralm Charland, aged 16, was the
victim of a "dldn't-know-it-was-load-ed"
accident. His chum, 17-year-old
Elmer Elliott, played Tracy, the ban
dit, and Charland failed to throw up his
hands.- He received a .32-caliber revol
ver bullet in the side of his head. Phy
sicians say the wound Is not dangerous.
Augustus Boffles, 19 years old, was
taken to the city hospital last night
with a badly mangled hand, injured
when a giant cracker exploded prema
turely. The hand can be saved.
ROSEBCRG HONORS FOURTH
Grand Celebration Held Tnder Au
spices of W C. T. U.
ROSEBURG, Or., July 4.-(Speeial.
Independence day was general'y observed
in this city, with a grand celebration at
the fair grounds under the auspices of
the W. C. T. U. of Douglas County. The
weather was ideal. Promptly at 10 o'clock
in the morning occurred the parade, in
which were displayed numerous floats,
both of humorous and artistic design;
members of the various fraternal orders,
members of the Roseburg Sunday schools
and individuals.
The Fourth of July oration was deliv
ered by W. E. Critchlow, of Portland.
The afternoon programme included foot,
sack races and egg races, catching the
srreased pig. dog races and a target shoot.
In which several local marksmen of
prominence participated.
Xewberg Has Big Celebration. .
NEWBERG, Or., July 4. (Special.)
Independence Day was celebrated in
Newberg by a crowd estimated at from
6000 to 10,000 people. At 10 A. M. there
was a parade made up of 75 floats,
many of pretty design, representing
the varied business Interests of tKe
city. Hon. D. S. Mulkey, of Jackson
ville, was the orator of the day. In
the afternoon a baseball game was
played between the St. Paul and
Columbia Hardware Company teams,
the former team winning, 4-0. Fire
works were displayed at night.
Fort Band Appears.
FORT STEVENS, Or., July 4. (Spe
cial.) Today at noon the Fort Stevens
military band appeared for the first
time in a public recital. This is the cul
mination of months of patient effort on
the part of Sergeant Hayward and Mr.
Utzinger, the Instructors. Amid the roar
of saluting cannon and the flash of
gleaming weapons the Fort Stevens band
contributed its part in the salute to the
Nation, a ceremony that takes place an
nually as the sun reaches its zenith, on
the fourth day of July.
10,000 Attend Celebration.
MOSCOW, Idaho, July 4. (Special.)
The attendance, parade, amusements and
business at today's celebration exceeded
all former celebrations held by this city.
The attendance was estimated at 10,000.
The address by Rev. Jonathan Watson
was unique In that he was a native of
England, and a naturalized American
His discussion from the Englishman's
plde of the issue of the Revolutionary
War was a pleasing innovation.
Colfax Boy Loses Fingers. .
COLFAX, Wash., July 4. Max Berry,
the 16-year-old son of L. P. Berry, of
Colfax, who was saved from drowning
in the Palouse River several days ago
by heroic efforts of friends, today came
near meeting death by the explosion of
a dynamite cap from a short fuse, los
ing the first two fingers of his hand and
the thumb. He had planned to frighten
his' parents at 4 A. M., having found
the dynamite caps in an old building.
Elgin Has Last Xolsy Fourth.
ELGIN. Or., July 4. (Special.) El
gin today had its last noisy Fourth, as
an ordinance against firecrackers and
torpedoes is ready for the Mayor's
signature, which has been delayed
until July 6 on account of the differ
ent merchants already having their
stocks of noise-making explosives pur
chased. .
Xo Celebration, at Astoria.
ASTORIA, Or., July 4. (Special.)
There was no general observance of
the Fourth here other than that the
stores were closed and business was
suspended for the day. Large crowds
of citizens spent the day at the beaches
or at neighboring towns where cele
brations were held.
DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REFOKT.
PORTLAND. July 4. Maximum tempera
ture, 74 degrees; minimum. 61.3 degrees.
River reading at 8 A. M.. 9.0 feet; change
In last 24 hours. 0.1 foot fall. Total rain-,
fall (5 P. M. to 5 P. M.) none; total rain
fall since September 1, 1909. 42.09 Inches:
normal rainfall since September 1, 44.07
Inches; deficiency of rainfall since September-
1. 1909. 1.98 inches. Total sunshine
July 3. 8 hours, 12 minutes; possible sun
shine. 15 hours, 30 minutes. Barometer
(reduced to sea-level) at 5 P. M.. 30.04
inches.
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WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The Montana disturbance has moved north
Into Canada and the high pressure area
along the North Faclflc Coast has remained
nearly stationary. No rain has fallen ex
cept In Montana and In the Oulf states.
The temperatures have fallen decidedly In
the northern Rocky Mountain States and
risen In the Interior of Northern California.
In the Eastern States they have remained
nearly stationary.
The conditions are favorable tot fair
IT. J.. RIdMriKx
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B50 Booms, 104 Suites, With Private
Baths.
HEW FIREPROOF BUILDING
Moderate Rates.
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COR. 3D AND MAIN STS.
Hot and Cold Water.
long Distance Phoaa
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RATES
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CLATSOP BEACH
Portland's Nearest Beach Resort Via A. & C. K. R. Open All Year.
Directly overlooking the Pacific Ocean. A delightful Summer and
Winter resort. Hot salt- baths and surf bathing. Sea foods a spe
cialty. Walks, drives and boating. DAN J. MOORE, Prop.
weather In this dlstrlot Tuesday with rising
temperatures in Southern Idaho.
FORECASTS.
Portland and -vicinity Fair; northwester
ly winds.
Oregon and Washington Fair; north
westerly winds.
Idaho rFalr; warmer south portion.
Pioneer Pound Dead In Bed.
ROSEBURG. Or., July 4. (Special.)
George Fryor, a pioneer resident of
Douglas County, was found dead in the
Conklin rooming-house In this city
'shortly after 7 o'clock this morning. He
wan 65 years of age and was apparently
In good health when he retired last night.
He is survived by one sister, Kllen Mc
Devitt, of Salem, and one brother. Prank
McDevitt, a newspaper man of Sumpter.
The body is being held awaiting Instruc
tions from relatives.
AUCTION SALES TODAY.
At Baker's auction house. 12 Park St.:
furniture, etc.: sale at 10 o'clock. Baker &
Son. auctioneers.
At residence 295 11th st. Sale 2 P. M. by
Ford Auction Co.
At 211 First street, furniture sale. 10 A-
M. bv Ford Auction Co.
MEETTN'O yOnCES.
HARMONY LODGE. NO. 12. A.
F. AND A. M. A special com
munication will be held on Tues-
,8V day evening. July 5, at T:30
o'clock. work In the M. M. de
cree. Visitors are cordially in
vited. W. M. DE LIN, Sec
SAMARITAN "LODGE. NO. 2. I. O. O. F.
Members are requested to attend the fu
neral of Mrs. Minnie Bell, wife of Brother
James Bell. P. G. at the family residence,
759 East Couch street, today, at 1:30 P. M.
By order of the noble erand.
B. OSVOLD, Secretary.
B. P. O. ELKS Members of Portland
Lodsre. No. 142. are requested to meet in
the lodgeroom today at 2 P. M., sharp, for
the purpose of attending; the funeral of our
late brother, Henry Fleckensteln. Visiting
(brothers invited to attend. By order of thd
Exalted Ruler. C M. BILLS, Sec,
NEW PERKINS
Fifth and Washington Sts.
Opened Tune. 1908.
2. ttotel In the very heart of Portland's business ac
tivity. Only hotel equipped with wireless telegraph.
Svery convenience for comfort of commercial men.
odern In every respect. Katea 11.00 and up.
Cafe and grill; mualo daring lunch, dinaer and aftea
thaater.
Ptm.
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HEAPQUARTERS
TOR TOCIUSTW and
COMMEBdAL
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Special rate madia
to families and sin
trie freDtlemes. The
management will, be
pleased at all times
to ibow rooms and
rive prices. A mod
ern Turkish Butk
establishment m the
hotel.
H. C BOWERS,
Ma tracer.
THE CORNELIUS
"The House of Welcome." corner Park and Alder. Port
land's newest r.nd most modern hotel. European plan. Be
ginning; May 1st our rates will be aa follows: All back rooms
without bath, single, fcl.00 per day; double, $2.00 per day.
11 front rooms without bath. $1.60 per day. single; $2.60
per day douMe. All OUTSIDE rooms. Our omnibus meets
all trains.
S. E. FLETCHER,
Manager.
Proprietor.
HOTEL RAM1P0
Corner Fourteen!!, and Washington
New Hotel. Elegantly Furnished
Rates $1.00 and Up
Special Kates for Permanent.
European Plan. Boa Meet All Trains.
L K. FOISI. FBOEBIEIuk.
PRIVATE BATHS
TOTJWTIX LIKE
THE WOODS
American Plan "TTY I ' Ui'X European Plan
1.60 Pep Day XIV- X SZlLj i & tl.60 Pep Dm
"It's All Comfort."
Oar Table dHota Steal One Feature.
In heart of business district, center of city, halt felooH
from O. N. Ry. and N. P. Ry. Depot, close to all steam
snip wharves and C P. R. Depot.
VANCOUVER, B. C
SEASIDE, OR.
MEETTNO NOTICES.
IVANHOE LODGE. NO. 1. K. OF P.
Regular meeting every Tuesday night. Castle
Hall, 11th and Alder sts. Installation of
officers. , E. M. LANCE.- K- R. S.
PORTLAND CHAPTER. NO. 87,
O. E. S. A stated communication
this (Tuesday) evening in W. O. W.
Hall, 334 Russell st. By order of
W. M.
ANNA E. COOTE, Sec.
INDIAN WAR VETERANS are expected to
meet at Flnley'a undertaking parlors. Wed
nesday, July 6. at 1:40 P. M.. to take part
in funeral of our deceased comrade, C. J.
Foice. OTTO KLEEMAX. Grand Adjt.
IX.VKK.il. NOTICES.
FORCE At the family residence. 713 Fox
st., St. Johns, Or.. -July 3. Carlton Force,
aged 71 years. The funeral services will
ba held at Flnley's parlors at 2 P. M.
Wednesday. July 6. Friends and Indian
War veterans invited. Interment River
view Cemetery.
FLECK ENSTEIN The funeral services of
Henry Fleckensteln will be held at the
family residence. 390 Park street, at 2:30
o'clock, Tuesday afternoon. Friends In
vited. Interment at Rivervlew Cemetery.
Services at the grave private.
BEERY 371 East 7th St.. July 4,. Mallnda
Beery, aged 5ti years. Funeral will take
place from the parlors of the East Side
Funeral Directors, East Alder & East
Sixth sts.. today, July 5. 2 P. M.
XONSKTH FLORAI, CO,
MAKV1 UAAl ItLDO.
FLOUAl. DKslONS.
Fbones: Main 6102. A 110.
Dunning A McEntee, Funeral Dlreetvra.
Jill and line. Phone Main 430. Latljr as
sUiant. Office of County Coroner
tEIXEB-BYRNES CO., Fnneral Directors,
604 Williams Ave. i both phone) lady atteaoW
ant; most modern establishment in the city.
EDWARD HOLM AN CO.. Funeral Direst.
ars, t'iO d st. Lady Assistant. Fhona Al. aat,
i. F. ITNLKY ft SON, 3d and MadUoa,
Lot5 attendant. Phone Main 9. A 163a.
EAST SIDE Funeral Directors, dm
to F. S. Dunning. Inc. E. 62. a 252a.
EKICSON CO-Undertakers; ladjr
ant. 40 Alder. M. 6133. A 8238.
LEKCH, Undertaker, cor. East Alder aafl
ftb, 1'bunes 3bL B 1888, Lady assistant.
AMCSEMENTS.
SEAT SALE OPENS TODAY.
BUNGALOW THEATER, 12th and Morrison Sts-
Phones Main 117; A Kii.
Three nights, beginning next Thursday;
Special-priced matinee Saturday.
Henrietta Crosman
In th'e Comedy, "Anti-Matrimony."
Evening, .oo. $1.50, S1.00, 75c. 00c; Mat
in nee. si.oo to 2ac.
IAIN a, A IDS.
MATLN'JCK KVJE.KT DAT
THEATER 15-25-50-159
WEEK JULY 4 -Mr. Edward Davis, preoent-in-
"The Picture of Dorliin Gray"! James
Thornton. Professor Apdale's Zoo Circus. The
Imperial Musicians, Carlton and Terre Co...
Uoufrey and Henderson. Carson Bros.. A'lc
tureSjjOrchestra. GRAND Week July 4. 1910
WATON-H CTCH-I.VS-KDH
AlllW.
The Eminent Faro
lsts. In their laugh
able Interlude.
"Schmaltz's Kight
Off."
The Four Rio Bros.
Billy K. Wells.
Ward and Weber.
Harry 8prlngold and
Marie Girard.
Mabel Valenteene
Moore.
2:30; any seat ISc.
. T3n finri 0:15:
Matinee Everv Tin v.
Evening PerformnnnA
Balcony 15c; Lower Flo
or 35c; Box Seats BOc.
LYRIC
PORTLAND'S
FAMILY
PLAYHOUSE
Seventh and Alder Streets.
All Week; Matinees Dally, 2:45.
Armstrong Musical Comedy Co. In
"AFFINITY BEACH."
Thursday Night, Gold Watch Given Away
Friday Night, Chorus Girls Contest.
Two performances nightly. 7:45 and 9:15
o'clock. Next Week "Halley's Comet."
T f CT . a f C! Portland's Grand
A V-rtrk.iJ Amusement Park.
Last Few Days '
IJBERATI.
Remarkable PERFORMING DOGS AND
MOXKEYS. Don. Carlos' Trained Animals
three times daily.
TWO DAYS ONLY JULY 9-10.
THAVir.
Eminent Russian fnrnetist and world-fa-mous
concert band. Musical sensation.
IBa.seba.li
RECREATION PARK,
Cor. Vaughn and Twenty-fourth Sts.
VERNON
vs.
PORTLAND
JULY 5, 6, 7, 8, 8, 10.
Games lie-Kin Weekdays at 3:30 P. M.
Sundays 2:30 P. M.
Admission Bleachers, 25c; Grand
stand, 50c; Boxes, 25c extra. Children:
Bleachers 10c, Grandstand 25c.
LADIES' DAY FRIDAY
Boys Under 12 Free to Bleachers
Wednesday.
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Walker & Reed
823 Chamber of Commerce.
Main 8535.
WILL TRADE
For Portland Real Estate,
Hood River Orchard
"Well Improved. Principals only.
OW.MIR, 310 Chamber of Commerce.
MORTGAGE LOANS
Lowest rates and terms to snltt ape-
rial rates and favorable terms ss lares
loans on bsslness properties
Funds Loaocd lor Private Investors.
A.H.BIRRELL CO.
990 Ellsworth
House of elsht rooms, on large lot.
Additional lots on either side can be
purchased cheap. Other Waverleigii
Heights lots below market.
MERCHANTS
SAVINGS & TRUST
COMPAN V,
S. W. Cor. Sixth and Washington Sts.
$25,000
Lot and four flats on Seventh street,
north of Jefferson street. F. Abraham,
Rooms 217-218-219 Lumber Exchange
bldg.. Second and Stark Sts. Telephones
Main 2279; A 2279.
ACRES
FOR LESS THAN LOTS
Will sell five acres In Newhurst
Park, near Mount Hood line. Reason
able price and terms.
R. BUETIKOFER
SC5 Salmon.
ft
(ISA a f&f
SEW TODAY.
Ladds Addition
Home $10.00
Swell modern, brand new. 7-room
house, just finished, furnace, nice fire
place gas and electric lights, nice den,
sleeping-porch, laundry trays. In fact,
all latest improvements, on a lot 40x
128, with an alley In rear; all street
improvements and cement sidewalks in
and paid: on Ladd avenue, on 80-foot
street. Price a bargain, $6000 J1000
cash, balance on terms to suit.
Grussi & adow
31T Board of Trade Bide-. 4th and Oabu
FINE PLATTING
PROPOSITION
160 acres along Sandv River on
AVest slope of Mt. Hood. Thebest of
apple land. Near automobile road, and
Mt. Hood Electric has right of way-
through the place. Scenery unex
celled and fine for summer resort.
Telephone Jas. Wilson, Tabor 1560.
Seventh and Salmon
Streets
Right in the heart of the business
center; will advance rapidly in value
and only a few corners like this left.
Act quick, as price will be. advanced
very soon. Owner, 272 Washington
street.
INVESTORS Call on owner Realty Ass'n.
for timber, acreage, buslne; residence and
a-partraent properties. 25 Ablnffton.
REAL ESTATE DEALERS.
Beck. William G.. 312 Falling hldg.
Blrrell. A. H. & Co.. 2(12-3 McKay bldg. Real
estate. Insurance, mortgages, loans, etc.
Brubaker & Benedict, 502 McKay bldg. M. 542.
CARD REALTY & INVESTMENT CO., 623
HENRY BLDO. MARSHALL, 15BT, A 157.
Chapln & Herlow, 332 Chamber Commerce.
Cook, B. S. & Co.. 603 Corbett bldg.
Jennings & Co.. Main 1R8. 200 Oregonlan.
PALMER-JONES CO.. H. P.. 213 Commercial
Club bldg.
Schalk, Oeo.D., 228 Stark Main 3D2. A 2392
SHINDLER & HALL, 2(5 Ablngton bldg.
The Oregon Real Estate Co., Grand ave. and
Multnomah st. (Holladay Addition.)
M. H. Thompson Co., cor. 4th and Oak sts.
REAL ESTATE.
For Sale Lots.
BUSINESS i'ORNER IXJT, lf.O0.
Pine corner lot, 50xtOO, on 22d and
Division sts.. Joins Ladd's Addition; stores
all around and a good place to build tor
an Income or a fine speculation; price,
$1500, for a few days only; half cash.
GRITSSI' & ZADOW.
. 317 Board of Trade B 1 d k., 4th and Oak.
FOR APARTMENTS
We have for sale the cheapest M block
apartment site in the city. The neighbor
hood is made for an Investment of this
nature and the poperty is considerably
below the market price.
PORTLAND TRUST COMPANY.
Third and Oak Sts.
MONT A VILLA.
For sale, three lots, 2."xl00 feet, num
- fcered 4. 5 and 6, in block numbered 7,
in Stanley's Addition No. 2, close to car
line: price ?800. Address J. D. Winn,
. Beuna Vista, Oregon. t
ON 53d, near Belmont, 2 elegant lots, hard
surface pavement contracted for which
will increase the value materially; if sold
this week a bargain can be had.
GHAY-CCNl NOHAM-GKAY,
72-2 Electric Bldg.
6UNNYSIDB lot at 89th and Stephens st. :
40 feet by 100 ft. All improvements; is
for sale by owner; price $850; terms.
Phone Tabor 2110 or call at 1155 East
Stephens st., 3 blocks south of Hawthorne
ave carllne.
i . ALAMEDA PARK LOTS.
Are high and sightly, overlooking Irving
ton; near Broadway carllne; beat city Im
provements; priced 25 per cent below the
market. Inquire Alameda Land Company,
822 Corbett bldg.
THIS WEEK ONLY.
At $275 less than present market value,
a choice 100x100 corner In Irvington,
within 2 blocks of car.
GRAY-CUNINGHAM-GRAY,
722 Electric Hldg.
FACTORY SITE.
15 lots, full size lots at 23d and Holgate;
alongside of the Southern Pacific car
shops; $900 is the price If taken at once.
David Lewis, room 2 Lumbermens bldg..
fith and Stark.
DO YOU WANT A GOOD BUY?
$35.500 150x100 on Gllsan St.; a good
proposition for short time only.
PORTLAND TRUST COMPANY,
3d and Oak Sts.
LOTS! LOTS1 LOTS1
$2 down ana 12 each month, on Oregon
City car line, price $150 and (200. Na
tional Realty A Trust Co.. 3i6!4 Washing
ton st, room bit.
HAWTHORNE-AVE. LOT.
$100 cash and $10 per month buys lot
near Hawthorne; price for quick sale.
$700. C. L. Sheets. 420 Swctland bids.
Phone Main 7770.
LOT 50x100 in Windsor Heights on East
48th St., 3 blocks from Hawthorne ave.,
one block from car; price $700; $200 cash
will handle. McCargar, Bates Lively,
815 Failing bldg.
FULTON Park Two beautiful sightly lots,
each a corner, 60x100; about oo feet from
car station; fine for either business or resi
dence purposes; $000 each. Call 410 Falling
BEAUTIFUL LAURELHURST LOT.
$275 under market value; in first quar
ter; only little cash necessary or will take
jewelry as part or all payment. Owner,
AK 109. Oregonian.
SNAP in Laurelhurst; lot 3. block 4; must be
sold by Tuesday evening; make offer for
equity. Huppell & Son, 624 and Sandy
Koad. Both phones.
LOTS 11 and 12, each 60xloO, in block 27,
East Creston, near car station on Mount
Scott car. Inquire at 1143 Hawthorne ave.
. Tabor 2277.
THREE- lots, each 40x100, two blocks from
Archer Place station. Mt. Scott carllne;
cash or torms: owners. Phone Main 2275.
421 Hamilton bldg.
BUY a lot on easy monthly payments and we
will furnish you, free of coat, a place to
live. Gregory Investment Co., end of Rose
City FarR canine.
IRVINGTON LOTS. $160 and monthly pay
ments; choice lots on 27th, near Tilla
mook. Inquire 835 Tillamook or Main
7314.
LOT in Menefee Addition Attractive loca
tion; price. 800. on very reasonable terms.
This is a snap. McCargar. Bates &. Lively,
315 Falling bldg.
FOR SALE $6000 cash, six of the choicest
lots on Council Crest: excellent view. Ap
ply 810 Board of Trade or phone Mu
sliall 88.
KLAMATH FALLS. R. R. center of South
ern Oregon; lots 50x100. $100, easy terms.
321 LumbermenB bldg.
ALAMEDA PARK.
2 lots, old contract, 1 block from car
line, cheap. Phone Main 3308.
FOR SALE by owner. 60x100 lot. 2 blocks
west of Laurelhurst; 2 carlines; $loto,
te run. Ph one Main 114.
WEST SIDE corner. llOxHK), 15 minutes'
car ride; fine view; cash, $850. W. Dletz,
Hotel Oregon.
PORTLAND HEIGHTS, choicest residence
section; grand view; Improvements In; little
over V market value; no agentg. Main 3551.
10 DOWN and $10 per month will buy a
nice lot, 16th St., near Alnsworth ave.
Apply at 48 N. 6th St., or phone A 2424.
FOUR lots In Portsmouth Villa -extended
for sale at a bargain. McCargar, Bates &
Lively. 315 Falling bldg.
50xlv LOT. Rose Cltv park: bargain at
$650. This Is for a quick sale. Address
A B 10O. Oregonlan. .
$590 FOR a good Rose City Park lot; 50x
100; east facing. Address W 101. Orego-
CORNER
REAL, ESTATE.
For Sale Lots.
SEE VILLAMEAD
475 Lots, East 0th and Gllsan its.
to The cheapest lots In this district
11000 which Include ceraunt sidewalk,
curbs, water, etc. Just beyond
Laurelhurst. on "M-V" carllne;
easy terms.
PORTLAND TRUST COMPANY.
Third and Oak Sts.
YOt'R choice of 6 lots In the northwest
Quarter of LAURELHURST at FIRST
PRICES; $500 can be gained by the pur
chaser of any of these; some corners; taka"
advtntago of the offer without delay. -GR
A Y-CUN INGHAM-GRAY.
722 Electric Bldg.
For Sale Houses.
JUST THE PLACE!!!
Wouldn't you like to have just a little
more ground than yeu get with the or
dinary lot? A place where you can have
a garden, that amounts to something and
a place for some chickens, and a cow. too,
if you want it? If you would we would
like to show you a place that we have;,,
for sale, right on the carllne, with eiec-.
trie lights, gas and Bull Run water. There
is nearly 4 of an acre of ground, all
cleared, and nicely fenced: the house is
all that can be desired artistic, comfort
able and is a real home; u rooms down
stairs, with bath and toilet; do you know.,
that there Is ground enough here to give
anyone a good living if cared for prop
erly? We would like to have you Investi
gate this.
CHAPIN & HERLOW. 'D"
332 Chamber ot Commerce.
WEST SIDE HOMES.
WE HAVE A NUMBER OF VERY DE
SIRABLE AND BEAUTIFUL WEST SIDE
HOMES. RANGING IN PRICE FROM
.nU0 TO 25.iO. EVERY ONE OK
WHICH WAS BUILT UNDER SUPERVI
SION OF OWNERS FOR THEIR OWN
USE. WITHOUT IDEAS OF SALE. WE
SHALL BE PLEASED TO SHOW THEM.
NORTON & WALSH. , ,
26 !a WASHINGTON ST. .
ROOMS 402 AN D 4U3.
GOING TO BUILD?
WE ARE BUILDING MORE HOUSES
THAN ANY CONTRACTOR IN THE CITY.
THERE ARB GOOD R BASONS. OUR
CUSTOMERS SAVil MOXKY AND GET
BETTER. WORK OX TERMS TO SUIT.
IF YOU OWN' TOUR LOT WE WILL
FURNISH THE MONEY TO BUILD. '
PLANS AXD ESTIMATES FREE.
OREGON BUILDING & TRUST CO., ,
809 HENRY BLDG.
FINE HOME. $1000' CASH.
Modern 7-room two-story house, with
fine fireplace, hot-water heat, all the latest'
improvements, built-in china closets, full
cement basement, laundry trays, including
rome carpets and linoleum; on a 'ot 50x
loll; fine lawn, loo rose bushes, some fruit
trees; on Ka.st 30th near Ankeny; price
only $5000: $l(H)ll cash and $25 per monttu
GRUSSI ZADOW.
317 Board of Trade Bldg.. 4th and Oak. .
SWELL BUNGALOW. $1100.
IN OVERLOOK
fine fireplace, Dutch kitchen, shades, fin-"
ished floors, in fact nothing missing: lot i
50x100. on Long View ave.. near Shaver;,
swell neighborhood: a bargain; $4350, $1000
cash and $40 per month.
GRUSSI & ZADOW.
. 317 Board of Trade Bid g.. 4th and Oak. .A
WEST SIDE HOME.
Let us show you one of the best-built,
best-planned, most artistically finished 0
room bungalows to be found. It Is NEW, (
built -by owner for his homo, and leaving'
city Is cause of sale; one block car, ami
THE PRICE ONLY COVERS COST, oil'
very easy terms.
NORTON A WALSH, ' '
2flUt Washington St. Rooms 402 and 403.'
$3-'5u HAVE you seen those ANDERSON
to BUNGALOWS? If you will seet
$4200. them you must be convinced that you
are getting your money's worth.
Every modern convenience and lm-"
provement In a BUNGALOW THAT
IS DIFFERENT. It doesn't cost any,
thing to look.
PORTLAND TRUST CO. BANK. 1
Third and Oak Sts. '
HANDSOME! HOME IN IRVINGTON Quar
ter block in most attractive locality on
Tillamook, near East llllh.; 25-foot park,
slrip adjoining; U-room home, hardwood,
iinish throughout; thoroughly modern;
price $15,5110; this Is a very handsome'
dwelling and Is a bargain at the price.
...... .- 1 .. m a M. 1 li'.lu 51 L Cellln
'dg. ;
THIS IS A BARGAIN. i
Fine 2-story house, 7 large rooms, with .
bath and toilet; lot 50x100; nice lawn and
fine garden, with strawberries, currants,1
also plum, pear and two apple trees;',
house faces east, close to school, and ISO
feet from Aberta streetcar. Price $2800.
V 09, Oregonian.
FINE dwelling on Tillamook, near East
23d; 9 large rooms; quarter block. In fine'
locality in Irvington; house three stories
and modern throughout, with very attrac
tive grounds surrounding. If you are look-,
lng for a fine, large home in an attractive
locality, see ua about this property. Mc
Cargar, Bates Sr. Lively, 315 Falling bldg.
ACREAGE HOM HI.
114 acres, all kinds of irult, 6-room
house and pantry and large verandas, bath. ,
new barn, large chicken corral; cholcs
tlowers and shrubs; 4 blocks from. car.
Terms.
LOUIS BRANDT.
Oak Prove. Oregon City T.lnw. .
$lO0 DOWN AND $50 MONTH
buys one of the best 5-room bungalows in .
Rose City Park less than block to car; .
price Includes shades and fixtures; has
polished floors and furnace; lot 50x100.1
It will surprise you. Price $3500. Address
y 103. Oregonlan. : (
WILLAMETTE HEIGHTS.
House, 7 rooms and reception hall, lot
50x100, fine unobstructed view, full ce-'
ment basement, with laundry tubs, fur- '
naco and fireplace; newly painted inside
and out: $(5U0; terms; adjoining lot,
$3500. Thone Main 442H.
ARE YOU LOOKING for a home? We have
a fine list of new dwellings that are com- '
plete In every detail. It doesn't cost any--thing
to look, and we have them in
Piedmont. Irvington. Rose City Park.
PORTLAND TRUST COMPANY,
Third and Oak Sts.
$6500 An Ideal 8-room new home. Just fn-
ished, on Hawthorne ave.; lot 60x120; all
those little conveniences that mean so
much, "it doesn't cost anything to look."
PORTLAND TRUST COMPANY,
Vhlrd and Oak Sts.
$2250 SACRIFICE or a moaern l-room.
bungalow; new. worth $2000; one block
Bouth of Alnsworth avenue on East 1Mb.
st-i owner must sell at once.
- GRAY-CUN INGHAM -GRAY,
722 Electric Bldg.
HOME AND LOTS OF FRUIT.
Fine 7-room house and large lot In Sun
nyslde. 1 block from car, for sale cheap;
lots of fruit; half cash will handle It.
V. VINCENT JONES REALTY CO.
302-303 Iwis Bldg.
FINE IRVINGTON PROPERTY Handsome
S-ror-m house, on Hancock, near East 19th.
on lot 75x100; thoroughly modern and a
very attractive home; price $12,M0. half
rmh. McCargar. Bates it Lively. 315
Falling bldg. ,
FINE suburban view home. 1 acres; 8-
room house: hot water heat; greenhoujm ; '
all kinds of fruit. Best bargain in city.
Might consider part exchange. Call at
premises, 30 East B3d St. Morrison at.
Mt. Tabor car. Phone Tabor 8. .
515 HOME.
B-room house, lot 75x110. on Oregon City
carllne; price $1800; payment $15 each
morlh: nothing down.
NATIONAL REALTY & TRUST CO..
32tf',j Washington st.. room 510. .
E. 33d AND CLINTON ST. HOME.
6-room modern house. Just completed, on
carllne. Price $3u00, caa be handled on
$700, balance like rent. '
MP PALMER-JONES CO..
212-213 Commercial Club hlrig.
MODERN and attractive dwelling of 6 rooma
on Clackamas near East 26th; lot 50x123;
house new and very conveniently ar
ranged; price, with street improvements
paid. $4800; good terms. McCargar, Bates
& Lively, 315 Falling bldg. .
$4000 NEW 6-room, 2-story dwelling. hard-J
wood floors, hot-water heat, hutlt-ln .
buffet, cupboards, fireplace, perfectly -modern;
it Is worth more money.
PORTLAND TRUST COMPANY,
Third and Oak Sts.
COZY new 4-room bungalow, well built'
throughout, with large basement; corner,
lot. with fine garden; one block from car;
price, $1275; terms. Norton & Walsh,
itw v asnmRi'.'ii gi., p'"iii. i-ana
WE have homes In Irvington, Ladd's Ad
dition, Rose City Park, and all over the
East Side. Some can be handled on very
easy terms. See our list. 017 Board of
xjrTTSTT A i-onms and bath, nlftstoreo. elec
tric lights, 1 block carllne; $1400. terms
$400 down, balance monthly. Mt. Scott
car. Grays Crossing. Inquire Howe's store.
fSCoo Modern cofVage on East 7th st. cor.
60x100 choice flowers and fruit. This Is a
pretty home and Is offered below the mar- -kct.
Call 41Q Falling bldg.
SNAP Strictly modern 7-room home, beau
ttful grounds, lot 75x100; fine neighborhood,
clise In. See Werner Wrenn, 313 Lewis
bldg. Price $34"0; terms. -
$10 A MONTH pays for a neat., cosy horns
on a 5OX100 lot in Gregory Heights. Call at
end of Rose City Park carllne. Gregory In
vewtment Co.
FOR SALE.
Buy of owner for $300 cash, fine new
home, fireplace, sleeping-porch, full ce
ment basement, call labor 1051.
4-ROOM house and lot. cheap; 2 blocks west
of Laurelhurst; nlco lawn, fruit trees, etc.-
903 E. Everett st. B 2176.
FOR SALE by owner, the handsomest 8-
room house in Irvington. 4KG East 2oih au
N. Call and ee it.