If
THE OREGOXIAN. SATURDAY, AUGUST 13, 1910.
MIDDLE PEAR SCALED
OXE MAZAMA SLIGHTLY HXTRT
BY. FAIX OVER SXOW-BAXK.
Htcorda YlmeeH m Three Slaters
Serea Years Ago Slightly Dam
aged Because Box Leaked.
ETGEXE. Or Aug. 14. SpeclaL
Word from the Mazamss- camp In the
Three) Sisters' refloat bring the report
that the middle peak of the Three Sla
te, wu acaled on August T by Francla
Beneel. Charlea Whittlesey. W. C. Tor
an and a member of the party named
Currier. . '
This word M ent out from camp
Kiddell on the evenms; of August 7 and
It waa announced that on the next day
a company consisting of Francla BenefieL
Charles Whlttleeey and T. Elliot and
Mica Elliot and Mlae Parson would make
the climb. During; the climb on August
7. Mr. Currier fell down a steep anow
bank. cutting hta head and left hand
slightly, but not ao seriously that It will
Interfere with further climbing on his
pert. Dr. Curry attended to his wound.
Word baa also reached Eugene that on
August 10 a party consisting- of Carl El
liot. Mr.'Whlltlesey and Mrs. Parsons
made the top of the South Sister, itolng
over a glacier and a Tery difficult ridge
of sliding rock. The top of this peak Is
reported to be a beautiful crater filled
with snow and containing- two little lakes
of tunjuola blue. The South Bister Is
much more difficult to climb than the
Middle Sister. An attempt waa to be
made to scale the North Sister on August
Is. On the South Sister the Masamas
records of seven years ago were found, but
In bad shape, the box having leaked.
The Masamas are carrying with them
three copper boxes in which will be de
posited their records. C. L. Winter be
gan side trips with pack horsea to get
pictures of scenery that the main party
of the '- would not reach.
NEWPORT HOTELS FILLING
Great Crowd Already at Beach for
Ansnt 14 Clambake.
NEWPORT, Or, Aug. IS- (Special.)
The clambake, which la to take place
on August 14. will test the hospitality
of the Newport people. Already the
botela and inns are fast fllllns; up. and
prospective visitors are cautioned to
secure reservations by telegraph unless
they Intend returning on the excursion
on Sunday evening.
Sea foods will be provided in abun
dance, and all will he free as a token o.
the good will of the people of Nei
port.
All la In readiness, say the commit
tee la charge, and. judging from the
many .Inquiries received dally, the
guests will outnumber any crowd seen
heretofore In Newport.
The time for the feast has been set
at 3 P. M-, which will accommodate all
those who arrive on the excursion from
the Valley.
I
RIDER HURLED FROM AUTO
Lee 'Wbcatley May Die of Injuries
Received on Speedy Ride.
DAYTON". Wash.. Aug. 11 (Special.)
Hurled from the rear seat of an automo
bile when the machine, traveling at high
speed, atrurk a rough bridge across the.
Tukanon River 13 miles east of here.
Lee Wheatley. a business man of Walla
Walla, waa perhaps fatally Injured today.
The body la terribly lacerated from the
fall and Internal Injuries are feared. He
was brought here.
His wife and Miss Johnston, who were
tn the rear seat, escaped a similar fate
by clutching the back of the rear seat.
The party had been camping on the
Tukanon River near the R. A. Jackson
place. Wheatley Is a brother of Brock
Wbeatley. of tola city.
FISHERMEN'SLUCK BETTER
Bar Glllnexters Make Fair Catches
. of Large Salmon.
ASTORIA. Or, Aug. 12. (Special.)
The most encouraging news that has been
received In several days regarding the
local fishing industry Is the report that
several of the bar glllnetters, who were
making drift outside the Heads lad
night, made loir catches of large-sized
salmon. The fish taken were of line
quality, evidently of an entirely different
school from those that have been In the
river for the past week or ten days.
While the catch was not what Is termed
large, all the men got a few and the de
liveries today at some of the receiving
Met ions In the lower harbor were quite
heavy.
Deerbanters Find Game Plenty.
PHILOMATH. Or, Aug. 11. (Spe
cial.) A. 1 Rainwater and Prank
Mulvaney have returned from the
mountains, where they have been
hunting for game, and report having
had a fine time and netting five deer.-
I .eon W.iod and C. M. Minion also re
turned from a hunt, getting some good
venison. Several other parties are out
getting plenty of game.
DAILY METEOROLOGICAL RETORT.
PORTLAND. Ana. 12. Maximum tem
perature. 74 deer; minimum. 90 degrees.
River ading. a A. M.. 4-2 test. Chens
In last 34 hours, tall. 0.2 feet. Total rain
fall (5 P. it. to P. M.. none. Total
rainfall alnc September 1. lime. 42.0B Inch.
Normal rainfall since September 1. 44.TO
Inch. Deficiency of rainfall since 8ep
1mbr 1. 190. 2-tll Inch-. Total sunshine.
II hours ft$ jntnutsa. Possible sunshine. 14
hmtr 1. lnuta Rerometer (reduced to
e level) at ft P. M . :!" !. laches.
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srTATHZK CONDITIONS.
Te Tforte Dekote disturbenre has dls
ssPare4 sa4 a ssaa4 lew pressure area la
The Imperial
Oregon's Greatest Hotel
BSO Booms, 104 Suites, With Private
- Baths.
2TEW FX&EFROOT BUILDING
Moderate Bates.
Ftfl Uetscfcaa & Sons, Props.
THE
PORTLAND
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MODERN
sUUfr AtTKANT
COST OSCB KTLUOBT DOT I
HOTEL HOTEL
OREGON SEATTLE
PertlaaeTs Live. Grewlac Hetei. Hew, Mod eras, Ceatratlr La oat eat.
ECROPEAJf PLAJ. ' EUROPaCAK PLAJ.
7th and Stark, Portland, Or. Pioneer Square, Seattle, Wn.
WRIGHT-DICKINSON WRIGHT & DICKINSON
HOTEL COMPANY, Props. HOTEL COMPANY, Props.
THE
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0. W. COENELIUS,
Proprietor.
OPENED SEPT. 1909
HOTEL LENOX
. D. and V. R JORGENSEN
Props, and Mgrs.
COR, 3D AND MAIN STS.
Hot and Cold Water.
Lent Diets nee Pbooa
RATES .
$1.00 and up
I in Every Room.
Beautiful Hotel Moore
CLATSOP BEACH SEASIDE. OR.
Portland's Nearest Beach Resort Via A. & 0. S. 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. M00RE, Prop.
central this evening over Southern Idaho.
The barometer continues relatively hljrh
along- the North Pacific Coast. Good rains
have fallen In the Telloaslone National
Park, but none is reported elsewhere in
the Pacific and Rocky Mountain states.
Rain has also occurred in Western Ne
braeka. Northeastern Vtnnesota and In the
South Atlantic and Kant Gulf states. No
verv high temperatures are reported, ex
cept In t'entral Texas and Southern Arizona.
The conditions are favorable for fair
weather in this district Saturday, except in
Southeastern Idaho, where thunder showers
wltn cooler weather will prevail.
FORECASTS.
Portland and vlcinltr: Saturday Fair;
northwesterly winds.
Oreson: Saturday Fair; northwesterly
winds.
Washington: 8atnrday Fstr: westerly
wlnda
Idaho: Saturday Fair, except thunder
showers and cooler southeast portion.
XEETIXG NOTICES.
A. AND A. S. BtTR The fu-
eml ceremonies of the Kadosh
wl'l be held over the remains of
our deceased brother, sir Har
vey w. Scott. S-.'d decree. St
the Cathedral tits (Saturday
evenlnir at 9 o'clock. Services
:ire public. PoalmrLy no admis
sion after 30 P. it. By order
faster of Kadosli.
OREGON COMMAXnERT. XO.
1. K. T. Special conclave will
be held on Sunday. Auirast 14. at
1 :SO P. M.. f-T the purpose of
acting; as in escort to Tortland
t.ncca No. SV A. F. and A. M.. con
ducting the funeral s-rvlccs of the late sir
Knight Harvey W. Scott. Visiting knights
courteously invited tn meet with us.
W. S. MACR11I. P.cc.
poRTLAxn LonriE. no. 53. a.
F AND A. M. Special communl-
-. cation. Masonic Temple. second
g V tw. Sunday. 1:4 r. M . lor the
purposa VI Kiluuil.c (lie luuv.at
of our late brother. Harvay W.
Scott- All memhera of this lodge are
earnestly requested to attend, and lister
lodges and visiting brothers are Invited. Ity
order of the W. M.
C M. STEADMAN. fiecretary.
WASHINGTON t-OOOE. NO. 4.
A. F. and A. M. Members are re
quested to meet with Portland
Lodge. No. oA. at temple. West
Park and Tamhllt 1:4.1 P. M..
Sundav. to attend the funeral of
eur late brother. 'Harvev w. Scott. Order
W. M. J. K. RICHMOND. Secretary.
HAWTHORNE IODOE. NO. 111.
A. F. AND A. M Members ot
Hawthorns Lodge are requested to
....hi. twt r . ilr.nd IMlr.
VA rooma Uaaonle TemDla. Sundajr.
Aneust 14. at 1 :4.'i I M. te aa-
set Portland ledge In conducting the fu
neral services of the lata brother. Harvey
W. ticott. By order W. M.
C. . MILLER. Ere.
OHKIOX I.OnoB. NO. 101. A
F. AND A. M. Soeclal communi
cation this taturdsy evening at
g o'clock. Masonic Temple. Work
tn F. r. degree. Vtsltlr.g breth
ren cordially invited, ly order
W. JC. A- J. UANOLAN. beo.
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L.rl'1
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TfKAKQCAKTSBS
OR TOCIUSTai sas
kTBAVILBs,
Seeds! rates ssaas
to raaaOlee aad sla
gle geatienaeav The
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era Turkish Batk
NEW PERKINS
Fifth and "Washington St.
Opened Tune. 1908.
at botel In the very heart of Portland's bnslness ae
ttvlty. Only hotel equipped with wireless telegraph.
Every convenience for comfort of commercial men.
Modem In every respect. Hate, $1.00 and up.
Cafe and grill; mualo during lunch, dlnasr and altss
theater.
r. J. Rlebardsesj. Peeav - Seretlaa. Sao, samd Mas.
CORNELIUS
ttt- Vartp anA A Id sr.
land's aeweat end moat modern botel. European plan. Be
alnnlnc May 1st our rates will be as follows: All back rooms
wSnou. bl?h. slSfe. 100 P-.fS'iT'.'duS
All front rooms without bath. ILS0 per day. alnsle; "
per day doulla Ail OUTblDB roams. Our amnlbus meets
ail tralca.
H. C FLETCHXB,
Maaagtr.
HOTEL RAMAPO
Correr Fonrtecnfli and Washington
New HotsjJ. Elesantlw Pvirniabad
Rates $1.00 and Up
Special Ratfoa for PerTnanemta
Meets AH
av.& rovxx. rBonuraoa.
PRIVATE BATHS
DIE IX
JENNINGS In this city. Aug. 11. Edith
Jennlnge. aged 18 yeara. Friends invited to
attend funeral services, which will be Held
at the Portland Crematorium at 10 A. M.
today (Saturday). Aug. Is. Take Sellwood
car. Crematorium.
FlvORA Aug. 12. st St. "Vincent's Hospital.
4imce Edward Flora, aged 2 years. 4
months. 25 daye. beloved son of Mr. and
Mr. Joseph Flora.
WINTER At San Francisco, Cel.. Aur. 11.
Iewls Raymond Winter, aged 84 years. Re
mains alii be brought to Portland for In
terment. Announcement of funeral later.
TOI"NO August II, st the lsssne of ner
. parents. SU7 Borthwlck St...- Edith A.
. 1'nung. age 24 years t months 23 daya
1XNERAL KOTICEg.
BROWN In this city August 10. at the fam
ily residence. 103S Williams avenue, Cedlla
if. Brown, aged 38 years. 28 daya. beloved
daughter of Mrs. Catherine Brown and the
late Michael Brown. Friends Invited to at
tend funeral services, whloh will be bold
at St. Andrews C'hurrh. East ath and Al
berta st . at A. M. today (Saturday),
August 13. Interment Mt. Calvary Ceme-
. tery. Plsass omit flowers.
yorxo August 12. at 807 Borthwlck street.
KciUh A., aged 2 years months snd 23
cs, the only daughter of Rev. W. K.
and Mrs Young. Funeral Sunday, Aug
ust 14. from the Pilgrim Congregational
Church, corner of Missouri and Shaver
' strvets. at A. M. Friends Invited to at
tend. Htt'FORD In this city. August 12. Florence
R Hufford. aged 27 years, beloved wife of
Walter O. Hutford. Friends invited to at
tend funeral services, which will be held
at the family residence. 720 Johnson st,
at lo A- M. tomorrow (Sunday). Aug. 1.
Interment Ktvervlew Cemetery.
FK NDfK' At Astoria. Aug. . Alfred
Frandeen. aged 2u years, son ef Mr. snd
Mrs. Jens J. Frandeen. of 1181 East Madl
4l street. Frtenda are Invited to attend
the funeral services today (Saturday), at X
P M.. ati Dunning A McEntee chapel. 7th
and Pine ' streets. Interment Blvarvlew
Cemetery.
WHVTB At 7 Commercial St.. Aug. 12.
Anthony A. Whyte, aged 7S years. Friends
.re rectfully invited to attend the
funsral service Sumiay. Aug 14 at 1( A.
M at Dunning A McEntee chapel. 7th sad
rule atreeta Interment Ross City Cemetery.
OTIS At Hood River. August 12. Clyde
Otis, aged : I years. Funeral at Bartmeee
undertaking parlors. Hood River. Sunday.
; P. -t.
ION8ETH FLOR.L CO.
MAaquaa niaiu.
riAIBAL DtBlOS.
' Whonae: Mala QlUtj A 11W.
Oannlng McEntee, Faaeral ritreotsrs.
7,od Fine. J-.Mi l,
Uaiaa. vmag w-w- ,
SA4 UUIUUDS eve- duo ihiu-... , - -
sot) ssoat moiiera estabUshment la tbe city.
EDWARD HOLMAN CO.. Funeral Dlreet
arsT rtO Id St. 1-ady Assistant. 1'b.ope M. Bet.
j p.FINU:i" ON. M aad Madlsea.
xj.ttendant. Fboae Mala 1, A 14DS.
to F. Donning. Inc. E. ftt. B taxa.
EKICSON CO-rdertasers: laay
en t. 4US Aloer. sx. jm
LKHCH, radertaker. cor. Eaat Alder aad
eta. a ssi a
AMISB MINTS.
main a. a is.
Aiuias svaar dax,
CG8TI
THEATER 15-MMS0
WT.CK ArorST 8 Xlsa Minnie Irapree In
The Minister's Wife." Al Jolsoe. Tbe Orig
inal Six Kaufmaans. Dale and Boyle. O'Brlea
-Ilavel In "Tbe Office Boy and The Type
writer.' Rones, Deanls Broa.. rictares. Or
chestra. CI T? AMn Week At,,. 8. 1910
MR. HENRY LEE
Beatrice McKenxle. -Walter Shannon' ft
Co.; Musical Irvln; Mlas Alice Vlortlock and
Company; Lew Hoffman; George O'Malley;
GratMllacope.
Matinee Every Day, t:S0; any seat 15o.
Evening Performances at I'M and :1;
Balcony 15c; Lower Floor 2So; Boa Boats tOe.
LYRIC
PORTLAND'S
FAMILY
FLA1HOIJ8B
Seventh aad Alder Streets.
All week. Edward Armstrong Musical Com
edy Co. presents
"THE COLLEGE GIRLS"
Shows commence dally at 2:45. T:S. :15.
Friday Night CHORUS QIRL8 CONTEST.
THE OAKS rT''0
Prize Band of America
JOHN G. WEBER and His Great Concert
Organisation.
Miss Alanche Mebatfy, Soprano,
Musical Event of Season.
BASEBALL
RECREATION' PARK,
Cor. Tgafka aad Twenty-fourth Streets
SACRAMENTO
vs.
PORTLAND
Ana- 0, 10, 11, 13, IS, 14.
Game Bela Weekdays at SiSO P. M.
Sundays 2 tSO P. M.
Admission Bleachers, 2So; Orand
atand, 60c; Boxes, 25c extra. Children.
Bleachers 10c, Grandstand 25c
LADIES' DAY FRIDAY
Boya Under II Free to Bleacher
Wednesday.
UNCALLED - FOR ANSWERS
ANSWERS ARB HELD AT THIS OFFICE
FROM THE FOLLOWING ANSWER
CHECKS AND MAY BB HAD BY PRE
SENTING YOUR CHECKS AT THE ORE
GONIAN OFFICE:
A 41, U0. 151. 15t. Ill, 1. 1T. 1TL 171,
174. 17. ISO. 1. ISO. 1. JOS. 7S.
B 1S, 14. 17. 177. J07. 10. lot, 75. 741.
C 1S. 17t. 110. 185, 187. 188.
D 58, 181. 170. 171. 178. 190. 11.
E 181, 174. 190, 1M. 105. 107. 111.
F 61. 180. 171, 174. 178, 181. 18. 180, 11.
18.
0 lor 178. 17. 188. 18. 18, 14.
1 nt.' 17. 10. 11. Its. 108. 174. 180. 284,
286. 10. 11. Ml. 181. 18. 18.
K 171. 171. 174. 18. 11. 11. 101. 104,
207. 201. 110, 11. 121. 114, 22. 80.
L lit. 141. 146. 150. 154, 159, 187. 188, 164,
188. 169. 178. 181. 18. 196. 25. 717.
M 175, 17. 181. 190, 191. 194. 206, 111.
118. 117. 118. 227.
N 171. 176, 178. 190, 14.
O 14, 16. 171, 174, 177, 188, 1M. 11, 718.
P 16. 178. 188.
R 159, 168. 17S. 10. 11. 11. ' ,
H IL 52. 182. 198. 766. 1
T 40, 102. 151, 167. 162. 188, 117. 11. 12-
285.
V 111, IBS. 17. 187. 192.
W 160. 165, 180, 194. 196. 231,
X 171. 178, 188, 18. 10. 19L 11, 11.
Y 15.f' 161, 171, 174. 17. 18S. 188. 11.
AeUilTl'" 174, 178. 12, 11, 1, 18.
ABC
AC 165. 166. 170. 171. 175. 178. 17. 195.
AD 146, 167, 172. 173. 180. 10. 198. 14.
AE 140. 166. 180. 164. 175. 189. 192.
AF 147. 171. 172, 174. 178, 191, 194. 198.
891.
AG 162. 18, 156. 171. 174. 175. 178, 188,
187. 19L
AH 100. 170. 172. 174, 188.
AJ 148 189 191
AK 160, 164. 170. 17L 172. 175. 178, 17.
185. 10. 191, 185.
AL 167, 16. 178. 18. 191.
AM 172, 173, 177, 188. 191. 191.
AN 166? 171. 17. 171, 174, 177, 10. 1L
14. 198. 199. .
If above answers are not called for within
six days same will be destroyed.
OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY
OFFICE, CITY HAM.
MAIN SSs, A 758a,
HUMANE OFFICER. EAST 477a
JtEW TODAY.
The one BEST place In Portland, to
boy. GEOGRAPHICAL. CENTER i-nd.
MOST PESIRABI.K residence property
of the city.
SEEING IS BELlEVTJrG BETTER
fr0 and see the many CHOICE resi
dence under construction and ta Im
provements gains! on,
Tbe Oreson Real stale Company
GRAND AVE. A1TP MULTNOMAH tT.
$3700
12 ACRES, all cleared. 11 miles from
Courthouse; good house and barn;
about S acres In fruit and berries of
best variety. Soil the best. Handy to
school. - Rural delivery- If y want a
fine country home see this at our ex
pense. B. S. COOK at CO,
SOS Corbett Bids;.
Wanted
Eight-room bung-alow; must be mod
ern In every respect; must have five
acres of around In cultivation; must be
within five miles of postofflce, near
carline. Price 28000 to 110,000. Want
It quick.
CHAPMAN,
S17 Chamber ef Commerce.
871-872 Capitol Avenue
Two very nice bungalows at reduced
prices. One seven rooms, the other eight
rooms. Modern In every way. Never
been occupied.
MERCHANTS
' SAVINGS at TRUST
COHPAJfY,
g. w. Cor. etfc aad Ws.hlsxtos Streets.
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS IX GOLD.
Values lying dormant la already devel
oped mines, within twenty miies of the
Buropter Emelter in Eaatarn Oreson. where
a ready cash market exists.
Hundreds of thousands of tons of ore now
blocked out ready to break down and ship.
Grand opportunities for practical miners
and live promoters. Now is the time to se
cure some of these valuable properties,
through purchase, lease or worktns option.
Quick- action counts. Address secy. Bumpier
Development League. Suavptar. Oreson-
$675.00ii Acre
4U miles out, near Oreg-on Electric
Station. Fine view. Good soli. 1230
cash, balance at per cent. It costs
you nothing; to see this beautiful place.
B. S. COOK CO.,
SOS Cereett Bids. -
1HT1SGTOS.
Eight-room house, all conveniences,"
cement basement. Improved street;
$6(00, $2600 cash, balance ( per cent,
long; time. 43 E. 19th St., N. Inquire
436 E. 18th St., N. -
1 KdTOKa Call on owners' Haaity Aafa
(or timber, acreage, buatnssat restdsaoa aad
apartmeat proparuea, M ablagva.
Holladay's Addition
SEW TODAY.
LAKE SIDE
On Vancouver Lake, is the coming
suburban home location of Portland.
All the Portland and Seattle trains
pass the property and stop at the
junction. It takes but 30 minutes to
go from the Union Depot to the Junc
tion. -
The whole City of Portland Is la
sight, also the Columbia and Wil
lamette Rivers, together with moun
tains, Hood, Adams, Rainier, St.
Helens and the Cascade Range.
A few home sites of 5 and 10-acre
tracts in a high state of cultivation,
with bearing trees 7 to 12 years old.
are now on the market by
L X. RAY, at Hotel St. Elmo,
Vancouver, Wash.
Murraymead
Portland Is destined to become the
great commercial city for the wonder
ful watershed of the Columbia River,
and for a vast Inland tributary area,
teeming: with billions of latent wealth
of mines and agriculture. Over all this
area railroad systems seek the down
grade to Portland. The vast future city
population must find Its future resi
dence on the East Side, where alone the
land spreads out and furnishes a desir
able area.
Propertv located close In like MUR
RAYMEAD in every such city becomes
valuable, and a single lot represents a
small fortune. MURRAYMEAD is sell
ing out to home builders. Buy now, or
you will be too late. Lots $1700 and
up; 20 per cent cash, balance on time.
Take Hawthorne-ave. car to E. 24th,
three blocks south to .tract office.
City office 823-824 Board of Trade
Bids. Main 6974, A 1179.
A. B. WIDXEY, Agent.
To Trad
e
High-grade, close-in city warehouse
property, with trackage, for other city
property or acreage. Apply owner,
606 Concord BIdg. Phone Main 1373.
$800
126x238 feet, near suburban station
19 minutes out, with 6c commutation
ticket. Best of soli. One-third cash,
balance time at 6 per cent. Let us
show you this excellent home site.
B. 8. COOK A CO,
603 Corbett Bids;.
NEW, modern housea, - In Irvlngtoa. R. B.
Rice, 680 Wasco. Both phones.
REAL ESTATE DEALERS.
Beck, William O.. S12 Falling bids.
Blrrell. A. 11. Co., 202-3 McKay bids'. Real
estate, insurance, mortgages. loans, etc
Brubaker & Benedict. 60s McKay bids. M.
643.
Chapln A Herlow, 833 Chamher Commerce.
Cook, B. 8. A Co., 603 Corbett bldg.
Jennings A Co Main 188. 200 Oregonlan.
PALMER-JONE3 CO H. P., 218 Commer
cial Club bldg.
Sehalk. Geo. L.. 228 Stark st. Main 892,
SCHLSDLER A HALL. 20S Ablngton bldg.
The Oregon Real Estate Co., Grand ave. and
Multnomah at. (Holladay Addition.)
M. E. Thompson Co.. cor. 4th and Oak sts.
REAL ESTATE.
For Sale Lota
(MO The finest half block at Mt Tabor.
100x100 feet, commanding auperb view,
band) to cars and in a gilt-edge location;
also a S-lot piece for fXOOO. Either one
a splendid permanent home site. The
Hart Land Co., 146 2d at.. Phone Marshall
1585.
HYDE PARK LOTS.
Nothing down, SS par month payment
each lot; graded street, water and side
walk. Included in' price.
JOHN STRUBLE,
SOT Chamber of Commerce.
-10 ACRE, PORTLAND HEIGHTS, $1500.
The one who knows value can make at
- least 200 per cent on this in 3 months; 1
blocks from car; right off Montgomery
drive; good view.
FRED W. GERMAN, 329 Burnalde. M. 277
5O0 FULL, lot within 6 blocks of "Laurel
hurst." 2 blocks from streetcar: here is
where you get a lot on easy terms, near
center of city and in good location. The
Hart Land Co.. 14S 2d su Phone Mar
shall 1685. ;
75xlOO ON NORTHRUP ST. NEAR 24TH.
Suitable for. apartments or flats. No
building restrictions. Some income from
well-built 114-story house. Apply to Owner,
Alex C. Rae, 407 McKay bldg. Phone
Main 649L
IRVINOTON SNAP Full-slxed lot near car
line on E. 11th st. between Stanton, and
Clskyou sts; stsnds high, faces east; worth
SlfiOV. can be bad for 11250, ccah 1550, for
quick sale. P. O. Box 372.
IttOO Lot 6oxl00; graded streets, water, ce
ment sidewalks, electric lights, ornamental
shade trees, ail Improvements in and paid
for; forced to sell; some terms. AL 2ul,
Oregonian. .
FINEST inside lot, E. lOth at.. Irvlngton,
facing east, high and sightly, at less than
selling price of 'the cheapest lots in this
section. Owner must have some money at
once. Terma W 232. Oregonlan.
CAN'T carry my Laurelhurat lots; they are
amongst beet In first section; will exchange
one or ell for most anything of value or will
sell cheap for cash- See me at onoe. Owner.
AJ 201, Oregonlan. . ;
FOR SALE by owner, a fine unimproved cor
ner In best part of Irvlngton, 100x100.
Owner Is nonresident snd will be in city
a short time only. A bargain It taken at
once. M 21t. Oregonlan.
WE WILL' SELL.
YOUR property; we have the buyers,
wnat have you to offer. 614 Buchanan
bldg. Marshall 2189.
"HALF-ACRE TRACTS. CLOSE IN, 800. "
Four blocks from Myrtle Park. This Is
a beautiful property and decided bargain.
-,cr trr fiPBWlV X90 Riu-n i H
FOR SALE By owner, choice quarter block,
Portland Heights, opposite residence be
ing built for Bishop Scaddlng. 901 Board
of Trade.
YOU can buy a lot near Rose City Park for
1500 825 down and 410 monthly.; graded
streets, cement sidewalks. Bull Run water.
824-529 Board of Trade Bldg.
15500 Corner. 66x100, only 12 minutes' walk
to postofflce; fine view; this Is a splendid
site for apartments. M. E. Lee, 411 Corbett
bldg.
WE have several lots in this desirable
district at moderate prices: see us. 614
Buchanan bldg. Marshall 2189.
PORTLAND HEIGHTS FORCED SALE.
s l-s lots, good view, beautiful trees,
about half price ot surrounding lota Main
3151. A 8839. . ;
LOTS 80x40, West Side, 20 minutes out,
430O- 110 down, 810 per month. Lovely
view of Crest and vellay. Owner,- A
8848. : .'
LOT 3. Block 8. Hancock 8treet Addition, E.
36th aad Hanoock. $860. $100 down. Chaa.
Nunan, Hlbemia Savings Bank.
FOUR nice lota, cheap, irsar ML Tabor Park
and Reservoir; easy terms. Address owner.
M 225. Oregonlan. z
X550 FOR a half acre handy to car and only
115 minutes from tbe City Hall; very easy
terms. M. B. Lee, 411 Corbett bldg.
FOR SALE On easy terma 2 lots, close to
car. Irvlngton park. By owner. Phone Tabor
2213. . ,
PIEDMONT 100x100. $2000; will sell In 2
separate lots or ss a whole. Phone East 993.
100 (or my $200 equity, 4 lots, or will trade.
naMalnM23.
BEAUTIFUL home site. Council Crest Park;
tema. Owner. 427 Falling bldg.
PORTLAND HEIGHTS property; all prices;
some great bargains. Main 3551. A 3839.
N E CORNER East Salmon and 23d sta.
for sale at a bargain. B 1799. -
BOBB CITY lot cheap. Owner. East 2587.
REAL ESTATE.
For Sale Lots.
THERE) NEVER WAS
THERE IS NOT NOW
- e
AND NEVER WILL BE
A BETTER SPECULATION IN PORT
LAND than this pair of lets, 80x135 feet,
situated 2 blocks from the Portland
Heights car. They are level, right on the
brink of the hill overlooking the city,
Vancouver and Willamette and Columbia
rivers. The view is entirely unobstruc
table. No hills to climb from car. The
street work Is ordered now and material
on the ground. When same, is completed
these lots WILL BE CHEAP at J5O00.
We can deliver them now for.
$2200; TERMS.
This Is a proposition of which we will
not see another like it in probably five
- years. . . o
SUBURBAN LAND CO..
510 HENRY BLDG.
' Marshall 1S89. A 7105.
EAST SIDE BARGAIN. .
$7750.
Choice lot, alley In rear, now occupied
by 6-room bouse; ideal for apartment
house: olose to K. Burnsida, west OX E.
10th St.
MALL & VON BORSTEL.
104 2d. 392 E. Burnside Sts. .
CHEAP LOTS.
100x100, a One corner on Hancock St., with
200 feet of cement sidewalks In and paid;
1 block to car; a fine corner for a residence
or a nice corner to build houses for sale or
rent or a fine speculation; and the price is
only $2200, $800 cash, balance to, suit the
purchaser.
GRUSSI & ZADOW.
317 Board of Trade Bldg.. 4th and Oak.
FINE BUILDING SIGHT.
ltOxlOO. with LM-toot alley, graded St..
near Union ave. $1700.
one lot. 50x100, 1 block Union ave.,
graded street, new walk, would make a
beoutlful home, will be sold on very easy
terms. ,
DUBOIS A CROCKETT, .
Washington Bldg.
For Sale Houses.
SO MANY people ask how I can get so
many snaps in dwelling houses. Don't let
that bother you. but please let me show
all those tired and discouraged the two
. best sacrifice proposltlona in Portland in
good homes at moderate prices on easy
terma Corner lot AOxlOO. 8 large rooms,
' full basement. cement floor, cement
walks, sewer, electric light fixtures,
shades. 1 block from car; bath, shade
and fruit trees; 3tuh, near Clinton, $3000,
Also 7 -room modern new house, furnace,
fireplace, paneled dining-room, electric
fixtures. $U50. Call 507 McKay bldg.
Main 4710.
TYPICAL BUNGAMW; $500 CASH.
6 rooms and attic large enough for two
extra large rooms; double constructed
throughout, clinker brick fireplace and
porch columns, window s-ats, bookcases,
beamed ceilings, 6-foot buffet, solid panel
ing, complete Dutch kitchen, with cooler,
screened-in back porch, large bedrooms and
closets with windows, complete plumbing
and street Improvements paid; $3500 for this
place complete: interior painting can be
had to suit. Take W. R. car to 37th. go
- one block south to bungalow on corner;
owner there Sunday. Or phone Sellwood
1705.
BEAUTIFUL 5-ROOM HOUSE.
West sloe of Mt. -Tabor. 1 block
north of Hawthorne ave.; corner
lot 70x100, fine lawn, fruit and
shade trees, also berries. Owner
must sell. This is a bargain. Can
be had for $.1650; half cash. Bal
ance easy terms. This is a pretty
home. Ask for Mr. Guthrie.
COLUMBIA TRUST CO.
84 4th. Board of- Trade.
6 ROOMS$3250 $300 CASH.
Best buy In the city; full cement base
ment laundry trays, buffet, paneling, Dutch
kitchen. 8 large bedrooms and closets, swell
bath, piped for gas, wired for electricity and
- furnace complete, cement walks and on
improved street; bring this ad and will put
In fixtures and shades; take W. car to Mar
guerite ave., office on corner of Clinton st.
as you get off car. Bee H. A. Askwlth.
HANCOCK-ST. HOME.
New, modern houee. with 6 rooms and
sleeping porch, nice den. gas and electric,
fine fixtures, double floors end walle; full
cement basement, nice fireplace; built for
a home, on a lot 50x100, south front; nice
lawn and only $5000, $1000 cash and $25
per month; this place is in Broadway Addi
tion, in a good location.
URUSSI & ZADOW,
317 Board of Trade Bldg.. 4th and Oak
GOING TO BUILD?
WE ARE BUILDING MORE HOUSES
THAN ANY CONTRACTOR IN THE
CITY. THERE ARE GOOD REASONS
OUR CUSTOMERS SAVE MONEY AND
GET BETTER WORK. ON TERMS TO
SUIT. IF YOU OWN YOUR LOT WE
WILL FURNISH THE MONEY TO
BUILD. PLANS AND ESTIMATES FREE.
OREGON BUILDING & TRUST CO.,
809 HENRY BLDQ.
BUILD NOW.
LET US FINANCE THE BUILDING OF
YOUR HOME IF YOU OWN LOT. SMALL
. AMOUNT OF CASH IS SUFFICIENT.
OUR REPUTATION FOR WELL-BUILT
HOMES. FAIR DEALING AND DIS
PATCH OF CONSTRUCTION IS BRING
ING US MANY CLIENTS. NORTHWEST
ERN CONSTRUCTION CO.. Successors to
Portland Realty & Construction Co., 901-
2-3 Lewis Bldg.
SNAP Fine new six-room, two-story house,
modern; all street improvements in and
paid; corner lot 100x100; $2000 building
' restriction; near carline: view property.
Tinted, shades, electric fixtures; must sell
quickly: easy terms.
PROVIDENT INVESTMENT TRUS
TEE COMPANY,
624-528 Board of Trade Bldg.
Phone Marshall 473.
SPECIAL SNAP!!!!
A swell ft-room cottage on East 19th St.:
ten minutes' ride from Madison bridge; full
lot, 60x100; east front; brand new and up-to-date;
price is only $2000 for a short
time, half cash.
GODDARD & WIEDRICK,
243 Stark St.
COTTAGB SNAP.
Good -6-room cottage In Highland, handy
to two carlines and only a few minutes out;
' on a lot 60x85. north front and 'a good lo
cation; a bargain at $1950, $G50 cash and
$20 per month; pay rent to yourself.
GRUSSI & ZADOW.
817 Board of Trade Bldg., 4th and Oak.
FOR SALE By owner, very choice resi
dence at Mount Tabor;' acre of land, fruit
-and shade trees, shrubbery and flowers;
large, well-arranged house, five fire--places,
furnice, etc.: barn, garage, blt
ulithtc pavement being laid. 901 Board
of Trade. '
MUST SELL HOME $2300.
Splendid locality, close . to Mt. Tabor
car; well arranged, finely decorated; Im
provements all in, no assessments to pay;
terms on part. Owner, 138 E. 81st St..
mornings, or 413 Fenton bldg. Phone Mar-
shall 1504. .
IRVINGTON Splendid opportunity to get a
bargain: attractive new home. modern
throughout; owner leaving city. Phone
East 894 mornings before 9:30 or even-
lngS; , ; '
$50 DOWN.
6-room house, . modern, on - Woodstock
carline, basement, bath, etc., $50 down,
balance $15 per month. National Realty 4
Trust Co.. 326 Vj Washington St.. room 516.
FOR SALE cheap, nice home, 1586 Jordan St.,
University, block of carline; 85x105 front;
light on corner, street improved; beautiful
' lawn, fruit berries, 6-room house; price
$2000. Owner. E. A. Strong.
IDEAL HOME.
S rooms, large lot, every modern con
venience, exceptional bargain; walking
distance; East Side. $1500 cash, balance
eaay. M 214, Oregonlan.
8 IMPROVED lotsv high and sightly, 60x120
each, small new house, young orchard and
berries set out. balance garden. Price $1250,
half cash, balance 6 per cent: no agents.
C. H. Rosencrans, Oswego, Or., barber.
5-ROOM bungalow. bath. toilet. electric
lights; 50x100 lot, faces north: 3 blocks of
car; $1800. $250 down, baL $15 month. Mu
tual Reaity Co.. "Washington, room 5.
. $00 CASH.
New 2-room cottage, OOxlOO-foot lot: short
car tide; terms $10 per month; price $000.
418 Corbett bldg. '
MODERN 7-room . house, near schools,
churches, carlines, full lot, fruit and
i roses, wine graueu ir-i; iJiit-o 4--WV,
' terms. 329 rrekum are. Owner.
BARGAIN Five-room house, strictly modern,
corner E. 51st and Salmon near Mt. Tabor
. car, inquire 224 E. 81 t. B 1928.
FOR SALE by owner, a new six-room house
at cost. E. L. Sanborn. 429 Lumber Ex-
cnange. r"D -
FOR SALE by owner, the nandsomest a.
room house in Irvlngton. 498 East 2oth su
X. Call and see It- .
FOR SALE 5-room house. lot 50x100, and
t-.mnm house. 640 Ellis st.. Sellwood car.
I BUILD houses, terms to suit. E. E. Miller,
430 Worcester bldg. M. 1940.
BUNGALOW, 6 lots. 50x100 each; Mllwaukle
Park: only $2200. Phone owner East 4566.
NEW 9-room bungalow, cheap. Bella Bailey,
755 Belmont st.
FINEST house on Willamette Heights, for
quick sale. Mr. Bamberger. Main 2488.
BY owner, 12-mom bungalow. T58 Berby,
near beach; $2900. easy terms.
REAL ESTATE.'
For Sale Rouses.
ROSE CITY PARK
BARGAIN. J
Just completed. 7-room home on 66th St.,
bath, Dutch kitchen, fireplace, furnace, -sleeping
porch, full basement, laundry
tubs, etc; lot 50x100; Improvements in
snd paid; splendid buy for $4000: owner
will sell for $700 less if taken at once;
terms $300 cash, balance $15 per month.
National Realty A Trust Co.. 826 H Wash.
St.. room 616.
BLOCK FROM CAR.
Near Klllingsworth ; well constructed
house of 4 rooms, modern and desirable;
lot 50x100. all in beautiful roses, shrubbery
and lawn; $2250; pay whet you like down)
and 6 per cewt interest; this will go soon.
GOODNOUGH A MILLARD,
422Ablngton bldg., 106S4 Third St. :
2 VERY ATTRACTIVE HOMES.
One 6-room. one 6-room. modern cot
tage; full lots, with alley, concrete walks,
graded streets. 3 blocks Uniou av. Prices,
$500 and $200; $5oo cash; bal. to suiu
DUBOIS CROCKETT.
.Washington bldg. '
, PIEDMONT HOMES. "
Three houses, facing east, at 1317.. 1321
and 1325 Rodney avenue, of five, six and
seven rooms, thoroughly modern and fin
ished, near Woodlawn carline; inspection
invited. F. O. Warner, owner. 1275 Wil
liams ave Phone Woodlawn 1339.
' Acreage.
PLEASANT VALLEY ACREAGE.
An ideal country home, near Sycamore
Station, on tbe Oaxadero carline; 18Vj acres
in fine timber and 9 acres In cultivation,
with 80 apple trees of the very best variety,
good 4-room house, extra large barn, fine
spring on place, 4and especially adapted .for
fruit: whole 27H acres all fenced; price
$3750, $1000 cash, balance to suit. Place
must be sold In the next few days, as owner
needs money.
GRUSSI '4 ZADOW, '
S17 Board of Trade Bldg.. 4th and Oak, i
IS' ACRE FRUIT AND BERRY RANCH.
An Ideal suburban homo and a money
maker; only 10 miles east ot Portland, on
2 county roads; one mile to station; best
kind of soli, no rock or gravel ; has 2 acres
blackberries, 3 acres red raspberries, 1 acre
strawberries, 1 acre of currants and goose
berries, acre loganberries, ft acre grapes,
4 acres fruit, 4 acres good garden land.
Price ta $7000 if taken soon. Talk with
owner, 508 Gerllnger bldg. Second and
Alder. Fair set of buildings.
FOR SALE 300 acres of the finest Ocean
Beach property in the Pacific Northwest,
fronting H-mlle on the Pacific Ocean on
the famous Clatsop Beach, Oregon; abso
lutely the nearest ocean beach to the Co
lumbia River district and Inland Empire;
on line ot the Astoria & Columbia River
Railroad. For particulars Inquire Post
offlce Box 147, Astoria, Oregon, -
ACREAGE.
2H acres at Osinco, neat little house,
strawberries, fruit trees, 1 acre In pota- .
toes. Vi-acre good timber, all fenced. Ideal
f lace for chicken ranch; $900 ; 4 blocks
rom station. 24c fare.
BROWN & STAVE R, ,
411 Couch Bldg. ,
BY OWNER 6 acres, or will divide subur-
' ban home, two blocks from station, one
from church, two from school, four to
river, fine orchard and berries, nice gar
i den; 7-room bouse, good barn and out
buildings: Oregon City cars stop at Jen
nings Lodge. Inquire at store for C u.
Slocum. ,
TEN acres at Mt. Tabor. $10,000; very
choice; not far from platted property
selling for $1000 per lot. The best acre
age buy In this section. The Hart Land
Co., 146 2d St. Phone Marshall 1585. (
200 ACRES, close In, snap for subdivision.
Can be bought right. Close t .electric line.
Ideal tor suburban homes. AD 19L Orego
nian. 3. 6 AND 10-acre tracts, close to Portland, on!
electric line; running water; $80 and up. 411
Couch bldg.
FOR SALE 10 acres improved, on car
line. 20 minutes from city, modern house.
easy terma W 204. Oregonlan.
Homesteads.
WHY BE LANDLESS when there is splendid
free Government land in Crook, the best,
county in Central Oregon, near railroads
which are now building and cities spring
ing up? This is an opportunity of a life
time to get a homestead or desert claim
which may be Irrigated by gravity how.
Married women may take land under the
desert land act on which there Is no res
idence required. If you want your share
ot this land, call and we will tell you how
to get it. When you deal with us you
have the guarantee of a reliable company.
- Special rate for those making arrange
ments this week..
DESCHUTES VALLEY LAND as INVEST
MENT CO..
801-302 Buchanan Bldg., on Washington!
near 5th St.. Portland. Oregon.
TWO relinquishments. Joining, all fenced
8 wires, good buildings, P. O. and town
2Vt miles, school ltt miles, on county,
road, stock, crops and household goods..
ADVANTAGES OF OREGON. '
82-page book explaining what each of
the 84 counties is beat adapted for; gives
amount of Government land open to home
stead In each county: map attached, 21X
28, showing new R. R. and towns. Includ
ing Eastern and Central Oregon; counties
In different colors; drawn to March 1 .
1910 ; latest map in U. 8. ; price 250. Nlm-
mo A Runoy. 313 Hamilton bldg. i
WHY pay two and three hundred dollars
per acre for fruit land when you can
secure 160 acres, relinquishment, of the
same kind of land 7 Best in the state,
close to Portland, for $650. 1 relinquish
ment 320 acres, wheat land, improvements
worth price of relinquishment, and 820
acres adjoining can be filed on. Don't
answer unless you mean business, as the
above are great values. - J. A. Davis, 214
Swetland bldg. ' -
For Sale Fruit 1 ends . ;
HOOD RIVER. I
NEAR VAN- HORN. ;
10 3-20 acres all set to Spltsenberff and I
Newtown apples, nearly all 8-year-old I
trees and showing splendid growth; soil
the very best of this famous section, lust -rolling
enough for drainage and in fine
condition; 6-year-old trees Just across the
road average 2 boxes of apples to the
tree this year; electrio light and telephone
wires pass place, rural free delivery and
only a short distance to R. R. station;
price very reasonable; owner on hand to
show property. Phone or address Sam
G. Campbell, Hood River, Or.
75 ACRES of fine fruit land, 3 miles from
Dallas, Oregon; house, barn, 15 tons ot
hay, 4 milch cows, 8 heifers. 12 hogs,
40 goats, 1 team horses, 300 chickens, 75
cords of wood, oak and fir; 3 wells on
place, 1O0 bearing fruit trees, 1100 trees
young orchard, lots of good saw timber,
oak and fir; 8 acres of potatoes, 1 acre
beans. ' corn, etc., farming implements.
Price $4000. For sale by owner. Ad
oress, Charles Malllnson, Dallas. Oregon.
KLICKITAT APPLE LAND.
$20 PER ACRE.
This land lies well and is only 2tt miles
from R. R. station; will sell in tracts of
40 acres and upwards; terms.
JOHN STRUBLE,
307 Chamber of Commerce,
1 HAVE a ranch 5 ft miles back ot Lyle,
Wash., and I want to sell 10, 20 or 40
acres, so that I can Improve the rest. I
will , clear for you, set out your orchard
- and care foe it when it's young. Corres
pend, see me or write. F. E. Manchester.
Lyle. Wash. ; .
BEST fruit tracts In the state, close to mar
ket, river frontage, both rail and river
transportation; a few hundred dollars In
vested in one of these tracts will yield you
a good Income; terms liberal. M. E. Lee, -411
Corbett bldg.
SMALL tracts unimproved land only 3a
minutes' ride from Portland in recog
nized fruit belt; plenty of wood and wa
ter; good soil; $30 to $60 per acre; easy
terms. Palmer, 507 Couch bldg.
$750 10 acres Improved land, well located,
good soil, splendid water; near school;
line lor oumuiet uwu,, vu
Joad; part cash, balance easy; see this.!
A SNAP 10 acres of choice orchard land'
for 800 cash. Improvements alone'
-worth $600. 3tt miles from Underwood,,
Wash. C. Rosenkranz. Underwood, Wash-;
J; or aa'Q 1 m tint. ,
20-ACRE tracts, unimproved, 23 miles by
rail from Portland; suitable for fruit rais
ing and chicken ranches; well watered,
plenty of timber for all purposes; best of
soil no rock or gravel; $15 to $25 an
acre, easy terms; these are the cheapest,
tracts on the market and will bear inspeo-,
tlon. Call and arrange to go and see them.
310 Corbett bldg.
140 ACRES unimproved land, on railroad. 30
miles from Portland; all fenced; running'
water, excellent fruit bind, no rock or
gravel. Price $25 per acre: $1500 cash, bal
ance long time, 6 per cent; will consider
. Portland property for $1000 to $1200.
ACME REAL ESTATE st INV. CO..
830 Chamber of Commerce.
$4500 FARM FOR $550.
23-acre relinquishment. Under Umatilla
project. Two miles Hermiston. Ditch cor-,
ners land. Three years' water assessment
nald. $450, balance represents expenses.
Adjoining land selling for $200 acre. Rich
est soil in Northwest. Ill health compels
sale Mead, 1041 1st st.. San Diego, Cat
tiirv PARM.
160 acres. 30 In cultivation, house, barn
North BankoRa..wayk ,0Lper acre.
807 Chamber of Commerce.
tpv acres unimproved, tillable, good for
fruit or general farming; no rock, fine
water- near county road and school.
Round trip in one day. $400; easy pay
ments: best buy on the market. Palmer.
607 Couchbldg. ,
"EASTERN OREGONWHEAT RANCH .
1400 meres of Rood wheat land for vale;
tmrt acre under plow; 10 miles Xrom
railroad. Call Hawthorn Stables, 430. v
Hawthorne avenue.