14 THE JfORMXR OREfiOXIAX. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1911.
PUBLIC SERVICE
BILL ELUCIDATED
Senator Malarkey Upholds
Measure as Having Stood
Frequent Tests.
NINE STATES ADOPT IT
Autltor of rrop-d l aw for Oregon
Sm Plan Work lhl When Sot
C'onf inrd to City Alone and
Unr iommllon Snffirr.
5TTF CAVtTOU PIni. Or.. Krb. 7.
i S.c.L) IaJiut r of municipal
rrulartno to r th fTils com-
rIaini of I one of nerrral reason
urrel by hnmor Malnrkr why ht
bfil for a I'ubtte Service Commlsiion
hoult t ractel.
In tfljuintc th merit of his meas
ure today, Mr. Malarkey further ro'nt
vut that If any rcuUHon of public
tmltty romtnlvs t nredrd It should
hm ?At-w !! id 4t upe. .Mr. Malar
key ukM the poit!on that iT rcula-tl-.Q
rrnvi.l..! for In hli Mil ran reltly
b provldr! throuirft the ttallruaif 1'um
miMlon Jum a at)factnrily n and with
far I ft'fn than through rparat
mmminirtn created In thone munlrl
pttt.a dBtrin iurl refutation. He
rawm that the fiat .road Commllon
U the rropT authority to drleaate tht
authority f. from the fart that one
tirh romn)l.ii"n in all of the othrr
lare staten of the country I mrow-
rmX with the rrjt'lUtlon of all pub
lic !ertce corporation In thoe atatea.
Mr. Melarkey. In dlcusMn hl bill
today, aa'd: ,
C My avl4U ret He.
t Krtv tt public err i'- corpora..
tn r.rtni huil be p'.erO under the
rn' ml mnt rcu itiQ a tat rummif
n wtta J ir;.ti-:B ovrr e l t iut.c
tit tutl t: htt tt rarr. m prop"! t
9ni bill IX lntrxJ-U by m. tir the
ri'inrtnc r-afcf
If w uai-lpl feul-m-m wnuld re-h th
i tim4 mt It w.mjM only b iMfeff
. vniarc the pwr of he oun.t!. tut
urn' fa tAutfht tVt i'ounci.e ere to
nn Umlnt4 an. tnaum-4 by the pa toll.-
irnt- rorpor.it to a. Tn earn r"v
eil rn4iMoBi tits-t enable lurl) cor y-n
tia to lain 4 t-tr frioJ In th 'wuffll
ou.'l niM ltm to Ian thvlr frto-i la
li hir a t Am UctK4( that woul
r tn-. mfmhri nf otn bl- H.try
ir a that thr ! mre pltt:-: rcr u j
t n tit I ir ctt l laa la rwrai i trie ta anil
-r;:i loaaaaadthaith voter ( large fit ie
re mir ape l b If " onrd op rearheJ
kf p-tl lntrMt lhart th rfre la "MUrr
Prta f th atai. U ha la ana of
. Kitrn4 1 mimtioafi who bJl. Uur
Irc h prviov avrvlc ae the appoint at
t r- ti: Huurti. ihnwn hinei( a wnp
t-r. i nl f jtr nflt ial Uairinc to make te
m -t ! tir.o m mint of arvl- to tho pubha
ti.'n, h wae oppnM by a crntmaa who
bn fr inv Tear a tigt r.uirail
fi it iu4 w t -odd mt w rr pu d t bo the
raniit-itt f t rac.rajt. The lot:er r
rtt m"r te tr ia th former In the
it of Portias L and had It nt ben for the
t la th rt ef tt d:artrt wouM aoa?
b a mrr.ber cf tha KatimaJ Commiaaion.
Tfl pn4in bill f Uooa la l ie main th
n i.-vnt t n!r thm ralrhip
i.jiof i.a Kol!tt u itmntln be bn the
pt"o-r anJ moat prirn of all tho i:tt
in tho matter t tbe refutatloa of puttUc
crporatlQa
VI earoaMla Today airwJt,
'la.-nnata hae fr aoreral ?4ra vucrraa
f't'i tnl eatif torltv rvulatd and rua
tm d all public eerntco ck pora iocj of
v.-y tin I to tt bjr and throucti a
'it Mmmiii-n of throe mmhra. en uf
birw. I. II tyr. a r-nt I jr appointed
a mrat-rf of the Inter!! t'mmerc 'm-mito.-o
by rTi'Ieni T?t Tb 'itr of Wil-
In lb zate of WlniD ta m-h
tiirr than our porriaad. and Vi-nto hae
a any r::.s and toona oat!J of Vlloukee
t are Irtr tha anvihinr e .a tn
i rcn ui lo of P'rxland. in tike man
ner, all puMt- er ice rorpratioe la the
tr r tuccnfii!lT and aatl(a''torklp rec
nlai and cntroill by out atalo romm
Hon inrt:ir cvimpotwj of thrwo r-n hero
m trie fi;.otrg Drr.1 'm'.cm lienrr'a.
Vtrvland. tr JrT. oklhm. Neraka.
Nwrfc Carolina. V trstnta. Vermont and N
a.!a. A I the att b-it th lat two
nm-d aro lorar than yrfon and pearly
a!i of ihm contiin ritte trirer than l'n
Ijnl If nn rimmlto ran haaMW avory
tinf tn tha stale tn the at At- named, one
--mruiion can vao.1v do Hkie la fre
S n- There io n mor ron fr Port
ia r.ti lo be iemptrd from the Juried Irt ton
of a stt f'mn-ioo In Lr(n thro there
n or la r the ! tihnc ntie In theo
t1r aratre to t tlmUart.y rtmp;'il The , tbey a hall d?
an ua ttn lo w Y'rk, m hlh 1 m'tlm-a .
:'iu(d aa pr i !m ar juttncat:'o fr
th prpet Portland rutnmiMion. baa ba
ni irprf"l by a)me nnl mlmmirrttoid
by mny. Tftr aro two fcrora:wntrr lo
r-r of New tork. bu: b-la aro atat
m .n i.'TnT. Tho No Tork lgLalature
dtv.'t-d tue atat Into two dlvtrlrta aBl pr-
i!-d aeprat MrntnlmUtfif for earn dia-t't-t.
n d itru-t mtra-ea (h iuy of
i;rr"r New Tork and the other tliatrt t m-
bt-a--a tne remainder of the atate, but both
mniilrtt have th pwrr and frett
tf th rnnro ator bri.n lhno. aot ihy
co-orJinae and cooporat la their worklef.
Caeea Nat tharallet.
rhaise for their aerrlca re mora than Ul
ecure a far ro'ura on thalr Inreatment.
1 ho (iiini of rate to he charred by hfht
aat powr rnmpanlee la one of tha tnt
important runctln of a pub:r a'rT.-e com
muaion. the exr-ctae of which requires an
apprataement and valutlnn by the commit'
poo of ail the property of the corporation.
With a corvoration lka the Portland Hail
eX. Ueht a powr lompanr It would be
ei'remoir dirncuit for a Io-al commtaaioa
w hoae opera t lone and powers are confined
to the municipality to obtain the nooeaaary
Information and data to enaM It to exer-
cte this Important function of flatag rata.
Oao Cejtaanleeion wfncee.
AMumlrif that the regulation n1 control
of puhllr utlllttva aoouM be be and through
a aiae commiaaion. the ntit ouelon la
whether a new commlaaioo staould be cre
ated or ti additional powtn and dutiee
atinuiol be Imposed upon the icaiiroaa
miaalon aa propoaed In the pending bul
lae rreatloQ of a new commimon woui
mean murti additional eTpenae to the at at,
rauaed not only by the aalaiies of the mem
bere of tbe new commission but by the uu-rt-etary
duplication of clerical and expert
assistance in the two comretssKm. As" tn
other states larger than Oregon railroads
and all ether public utilities are nanuiou
1 y ona commiaaion. there ecems no od
reason why one commission cannot band I
them all In Orcaon. The present Italiroaa
t ommimlon la an orcaulsrd anj sipericn e
bode and Its work and experience bss been
a lore lines that will enable It to hanme
the nsw work iropoeed tr be given to It
more efTerttve'y and expei it tnu y tnan
separate eommlsaton cmpd of men ne
in that line of work. It has been said ths
the efficiency of the Kattroad Commission
In tho refutation of railroads will be lm
paired if theso new niri and dntiea are
ras; upon It. That la not the eietr of th
transportation commit tro of the Portland
hsmher of Commerce. whlrh rentiy
adopt rd resolutions kndorsins; the pending
bt I and opratsir a? the creation of a lora
public serice commission for Portland: and
It Is well known tnst th aaid I'hamber
of I'onimrrrs larcele renreoenta and care
fully auarda the shipping and commercial
Interests of the Mat of Dragon an.J was
larrely Influential In securing In IOT the en
ariment of the law rreating the present
Itaiiroad Cmmlwliin. It is the view of said
Chtmler of Commrrci and of many others
who have given the subject careful thought
that the pending bill wi add t" Instead of
tic:rartlns from the faency of the Han
road rommtMton'i presrnt work, as It will
Justify the emplorment of ad'litlonal teen
niral and expert and clerical assistants who
ran devote their time to all th work em
brwj-sd in the Hat: road Commission a sn-
Urged powers and duties.
C lUea Net Controlled.
Tho Railroad Commission now has super
lon of Intsmrben street r line. uch
supervtvton extend to the line of the port
land RaMwsy l.laht and Power Co. ope rat
l.ia b-t worn Port land and Vancout er. (re
gon City. Katacada. 5t. Johns and ot.ir
points, t'nder the existing law tho coram la
sion has no lurtsllctton over that com
panya lines confined to the lty of Poland
or over that rompanr'a llvnting or power
1 aJilnraa. The Intermingling and overlapping
of the different classes of busini ss of and
territory covered br tat company has
often made It difficult for tbe rommlMloo
t obtain the Information and xrMo the
authority neceosary to a proper recu:atli
of Ita Interurban stretrar tin-a. Fur a con
ditlon exists and will exist in other parti
of th state: and all difficulties of the kind
Indicated will be remo cd tf 1 he power
lo reu at and control all public service
roeporatioris In th state ta glv. n . to the
Haiircad CommiMinn. Th confusion of !
r'lias and recuiaiions and rullnit and con
flict of iurletlrtlon and authority that
would result from tb establishment of sep
arate public sv-rviro commissions In the dlf
ferert menlrlpalltles of Oregon would cer
tafnlT be confounding and tend to bring
to Gov err mental regulaiion of aub'Jc util
ities Into disrepute.
There to no meftt In the contention Mint
tbe so-called home rule amendment to our
constitution prevent e or In any w ay inter
feres with tho stat regulatlnjr and rontmll
Ire th operation of public servlr cor
porations within municipalities. That
amendment only InhlMte the legislature
from rwtnf epertal we for any munic
ipality Th law-making power of the ?ta
of orron, Bieanlnc thereby both the LecL
lature and the people of the entire state
trtirg ttkrottch the Initiative, can still le
l;ate on a'l subjects for the entir eta
and no city ran prent such law making
power from so leg'slating. Were It other
wise, there would be foreo In tbe argument
that tha tntttatlee permits the creation of
separate and independent aoverelanttee. with
in the atate and therefore violates the Fed
eral Coast itnt ion. The Hup re ma Court of
Oregon has a: ready la ev eral caeca held
that the bom rule a mend men t doee not
detract from th posir of th Legislature
to et a t state-wld laws on any subject.
One rrwvkUoai Iirwovf-oX
Objection bas been made to the pro
vision In the pending bill that gives tbe
gpss .unscncDC2QS3fi53saimasQscrs2sa sods
E2 1 fedL i, kj
I -FACTS feilflfePli
i compiled Nlf Ammm
i for ImmmM
REAL ESTATE fwm. I
I brokers immVw
H IN ALL THE COUNTRY fl i
S NO HOME-SITE LOTS SO LOW IN fflfifiSRWf I J&M ' 1
I price as Mmm.mm 1
gggnBgngsfl-' if 1
The Addition with Character I ei
ta
Railroad Commission Jurisdiction over ma-
r.tcipoiiy.oa Bed water and light pftnis.
Thouarh that proviaion was taken from the
Wisconsin law. where It baa proven bene
flctaJ and aattsfa-torr. the objection to It
con be and will be removed by eliminating
that provision from the Mil.
The initiative bill peopotej to be sub
mitted to the voters of Portland for the cre
ation of a local commission privi s for
f hrie commissioners at salaries c.ea Von
ca.-a and gUvs that cmmlaako unl.mited
power of expending eur h monevs as it
see nt and apparently neither th Mayor
nor anv other official of the city has any
veto power or check on the expenditures
of the fropoaed commission. The fact that
the Int'iattie bill proposes to tell th Sheriff
of Multnomah County and the Circuit Court
of Multnomah County and the Supreme
totirt of the State of Oregon .what thy
ha;l do In connection with the proposed
commission's srk and orders only proves
the nerwity of stats authority and power
for the effective handling- of this subvert
matter. And yet how can It be said that
the peop of the City of Portland can by
Irrigation tell the of leers and courts of
Multnomah or of tbe State of Oregon what
a
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PORTLAND COMPARED WITH OTHER CITIES
Following aro the prevailing A VK It AGE VALUES of hi?h-elass. parked and
EXCLUSIVELY residential property, eompjtring in CHARACTER AND
LOCATION with the preat and HEAUTIFUL ADDITION OF LAUREL
Hl'KST, Fortlan.l. LAl'RELIU'RST is the IItfJESr, MOST BEAUTIFUL
rnd completely improved RESIDENTIAL PARK IN PORTLAND. It is
located within the two-mile c-iqrle from the shopping district. These figures
were all reported to Laurelhnrst Co. by. or at the request of, the Chambers of
Commerce or Boards of Trade of the following respective cities:
DOUGLAS FAIR DATE SET
County Kxpoaltlon at ltocburg to
Ito Srptruiikor 26 to 30.
There w as a snciaj rnon for tb cre
na of a sva-t MmmiMiun for tireater
w fork. roinm.ltti took, owr
f- im tUe Ran id Trant Commiaaion the
wore, of buiit-'tng l'ibil and tnere was
In. t. ten tally given to a Kepubl!caa Ad mm
Utrtin the patronise rnne-ted with tbe
expend it or of miilioni of do. tare that il
taeretofore er.j-ved be Tammany Hail. Re-
sardTesa of that special reason. H I rather
-eu nt'.oua to rnmv tftjtt re-m uae the City
f New York wt'n l'a 4k)w people bAa a
. prte commiwwn. tr.e ity uf Portland
ae.ia one. The second Nsw Tar it tuiunU
v w u- h eir.bra es att tho (' but New
l rk City, has under Ita Jurisdiction the
e of Rkr beater and pL.lTlm. tot ft of
rt re larr than l"or;iand. and many
rtfttf rltiea and towns U -x-r than anything
. irccM eutide or rcMana.
hr sr other pla-e tuan Portland In
tm s;i of 'rton iht h require and are
n:ii:il to government.., superviaioo and rc
lation of puh'lc utiil'lea. If any of the pub
c scri e corporations In Oregon are u be
fi Ated br the aiat al :jui 1 be. If
ocL.And ta eX' luded from atai control, th
powr of tne cat i onmlfian im weakened
nj its innuenc 104 aign:iy leesencd. 1:
ortaa.1 is accorded th rijcht of setting
p a separate romtataaloo, every other mu-
i.-tpaUtv wit Mo the sta:e must be aecorUd
-ts s-sme nght when claamed. Th est:ib-
jhmAt ef tbe princtpi eg local public
rttre (ODimli',fli wl.i inevitably lead to
ortii-t of juncd.ctloo between and cou-
rr tv of ruling and de:iatons by different
mur :cipi tommioioaj resume ting an4 oa-
rukirr to recLat ta aame p a b ' l - aerv
p rsrvurstMta. T b Port -and RoJ 1 way.
I.icht A power Co. ta the usrgeet pubiia
rt.e -portion operating in the ':tr
t Portland and the one wboee poor eervb-e
d iff- rent line lias given moot cause for
omp-amt. Its properties and operations ra
nd -er Mu.toonuD. viacKamaa. ataxtoa
a4 Washlngtea Count lea.
taie-t Ide 11 Tested.
The power of a Portland rommloInQ
iuM b confined to the cut of Portland.
Ms aifef ty that corporation could be more
ffectiveiy and eat tafactofiiy rcuiat4 and
oat rolled br a state commjaioa. The tele
hone coropaa;se' epratuae lasartabty es-
ad beyond mcntctial bounder lea and there
wftea ae rr. or a rseeoa for rgulatioo and
control outside of th cities a withia them.
f.r tar reason tn regulation of all pub
utilitte tn the atate by a eate commis-
n couUl not be secured, a local ro mm ta
in Portland might be advisable aa a
mporary expodiect. but. when that which
esvertenc of otar sta:a baa shown to
the wiser and the better caa be secured,
nee la so reason why tne weaker and
pMrer snout 4 be adopted. lb underlying
r t n -1 B e 01 OTtri-ei-n rrgmauoi 01 1
ui)ii.- aervl- corpora: ioe a is taat tney must
a,ut aafe and sul'aMe aad alecuate fa-
ittiee ant service and must treat ail s'ml-
lt.j situated Ln the aaoie majiner aad na Jet
ROSKLtl'Rts. Or.. Ftb. ".(fecial.)
At a stcial me tin a; of the Rou-burg
Fair Association, held here today. It
tva.e decided to hold the Initial Douglas
County Fair on September 2 to 30 In
clusive. Action relative to fixing the
dates for the southern rc(con
trlct Fair wae deferred awatinj; the
disposition of appropriation Mils now
pending1 before U.e state Legislature.
K. K. Alley wan re-elected a mem
ber of the Second Southern Oregon Dis
trict Agricultural Society, which meets
In Koseburc on May 4.
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Auto Truck Hants C'orUwootl.
VA.NCliL VKR, Wash.. Fe b . 7- S pe
dal. An experiment of hauling cord
wood from four miles out of Vancouver
to cortland on an automobile truck Is
being tried with success. While the
road a are almost Impassable ln places
It Is expected that three loads a day
can be made with the truck. Three
cords each trip Is hauled.
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Dayton, O., (population 116.577) ,
Denver, Colo, (population 213.M81)'
Kansas City, Mo. (population 213.81)
Kansas City's best residential seetions are lo
cated beyond the 2-mile circle and upon her
system of magnificent boulevards, making an
environment similar to Laurelhnrst.
Indianapolis (population 224.32(5)
Jersey City (population 2f)7.779)
Memphis (population 17.",000)
Restricted residential areas located beyond
2-mile circle.
.Minneapolis (population 310,000)
Milwaukee (population 373,8."7)
Newark, N. J. (population 347,460)
Newark has several prades of high-class resi
dential districts inside the 2-mile circle.
"New Orleans (population 330,075) '.
Oakland, Cal. (population 150,106) 50 to,
Omaha (population 124.096) 90 to
Portland Latirelhurst (population 207,214) 18 to
Providence (population 224.326) 100 to
Seattle (population 237,381). 2 miles 100 to
miles 70 to
3 miles 60 to
St.Taul (population 215.744) 30 to
Spokane (population 104.402)
Taconia (population 83,743) 50 to
Washington, D. C. (population 331,060) 100 to
Los Angeles (population 310,198), 3 to 4 miles out
$ 75 per front foot
200 per front foot
110 per front foot
250 per front foot
150 prr front foot
75 per front foot
80 to 100 per front foot
400 per front foot
.1000 to 1200 per front foot
250 per front foot
100 per front foot
150 per front foot
50 per front foot
200 per front foot
150 per front foot
100 per front foot
75 per front foot
400 per front foot
100 per front foot
120 per front foot
350 per front foot
125 per front foot
' LOCATION
Right in the center of the best East Side residence district. Is reached by the
East Ankeny, Rose City Park and Moutavilla carlines. Best car service in city.
PRICES AND TERMS
Lots 50x100 at $900 up. Terms: 10 per cent down, 2 per cent per month.
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AMVSKMENTS.
HEILIG
THEATEK
7th and Taylor
I"h3fin Mala 1 and A Tim.
"p rial pr. Maun.. ToUa.
Toilhl Cv.rr Niht Thi. It.
tut: ursirAi. (WEnr pro'K-w
"THREE TWINS"
ICTUK MOKU t u4 BE.HM1E t I-I f xi r.o.
JlitlM lTl-.: lA.r floor. flrt 11 rows.
ISO; lul 7 row.. 1 (Kit K.lronr: Klr.t II
r... Tie. lul 11 row, toe. oall.ry: Sic
an 4 - '-C- .
K.nlnr PrlcMr Flr 11 rtw. $2.0O: ll.t 7
rw I14 Kairoay: Flr II rows, l;
.. rvwa. Tic: U.I . raw. Juc Wntlr.
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BAKER. .
CEO- I. BAKEK, f.naOT.
Main t au.1 A
Toatght. all w. alata vl. and Sit.
liahr Pta ronNar la
'BILL V.
Th 1 1 .aj aiod.ra corn U y aucc-ra. Flrat
tim. la v Er.ry act a rr-ara.
KT.aina. . 7.V-. wl. Mar. ISc.
atunlay. 2
Kt WMlt-Tli. Crwt Joria Caat .
Theater
laa III i5
Bungalow
G. I- Hak-r, Manaarrr.
TonlghC. All WMk. Mala Tbura. and fat.
Wm. A. Prady annoonca Amrlra'i yrralt
1'ourdr 11 IU
-A V.tXTLT.M Alt UOM Ml-VHIs,5lrrl."
Wlti a irlal N.m York CrtmrilT- n
laxa. ZZz. fec tic. $1. klallaMa, 2io. Ave
Mala . A 1020.
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TWEATER TS-rt-53-Tlt
WF1K miRVAKY Tti Tlr of Hir-
m.n " K..U.lih llartlr . AUptaiion wio
llrirna trlrrlrli and I ro) . " " "
ml llliif.l.l. tVrlrh. Mml.v M.oln"W,
1J (i ll.l-. iid1iw A to..
IWnulol llrofhrra t urd Brotli.ra, Thrra
tnlUnrala t.lrl
GRAND Week of Feb. 6
Sherman De
Forest & Co.
la a "Jay Clrroa."
dahKIa M I ma
Krllj at IiarrtJ.
Harry t.llbrt.
Cjrllna llninrtIM,
Baal. Voa
kiuirmin.
GIU.XUAM'UrC
MaltrtM r.ry day. t it; any aat. 1J
Craning p.rformanr.. at 7.0 and
kaicoay. 16c; loww floor. gSc: koa .ta. aoo.
raaMnall V aaltaM 1 1 lk
iViKMKM h..M(A"i'l'i.Ani
1HK WlTTOMl. TROl TK.
... . i . - a.h.I A.rih.ta
-1Uh J-aill-r Trio. Kmll Hit Co..
furry and Ktl.r. Turrally. Captain Tt.lM-r
and Hit Edurai.d hra i.iona tn r.
ii.iii.. a. int. t..ntil.r rjrlr.a: Mallnr.
Uil: Curtain 2 30. 7 3u and o clM-h.
"trr "Ty f EcniB of Musical
1m I IV 1 Comedy.
On. W.k Only. Comm.nclna ilonaay
Mallnr.. K.ttlna ai r looa rrwni
"TIIKKK WE.4KS."
By Dillon King.
Tbra urfnrTuanrM dally. 2 T'4. and 1S
rri-lay niant. inorm uini i.nirn i
and of both prfnrm.nri. Nnt V..k
At'CTlOX riAl-t TOI1AY
At""TtON" SALE. February 11. of one acr.
of land with .-room nouH on it in Holly
wood Addition to Lnta. Or. Nil.. Helma.
At tVII.on'a Aurttoo Hpui. corner Second
and YamhllL Sal. at It A. M.
J. T. W1LAU.N, Auctioneer.
At residence. Main at., at 10 o'clock
. M- B, L. N. utlman. auctioneer.
rVNERAL NOTirES.
MORGAN Ffbniary 7. at the home of her
mother. Mrs. Ltcnjatnin Beavy, Mt:i Oreen
wood ave.. Koee Morgan, afte S6 year. 1
mo. 13 duva. beloved wife of Jame. Mor
tan. Frlnda are respectfully Invited to
attend the funeral ervlcee. which will
b. held from the above residence, tomor
row. Thursilay. Keb. 0. at 1 V. M. Inter
ment at KlvervU-w Cemetery. A special
car to the cemetery will be provided for
menus.
GRANT At residence of her sister. Mrs.
It- J. Macdonald. Ill E. eth street. Julia
Grant, aired S4 years. . Funeral will be
field from above residence Wednesday,
t-enruary s. at e:4o A. M-. thence to St.
Francis' Churrh. lith and Fine streets.
where strvlces will he held at 9 A. U.
t rlends and acquaintances area respect
fully Invited to attend. Inlerm&nt Mount
Calvary Cemetery.
WILL At residence, 143 E. 621 St., Febru
ary 6. Minnie M.. beloved wife of Kober:
J. HI!!. Friends and acquaintances ar.
respectfully Invited to attend the funeral
services at tha ar.ore residence Thursday,
February 9. at li.JO P. M. Interment Koa.
t ny ceuieiery..
FINKIJiY At Salem. Or.. February 6. Kata
Flmlley. mother or E. J. Flnilloy. of this
city, aired J3 jrara. Funeral services will
be held at Klnley s parlnrs at '1 P. M. to
day Wednesday). Friends Invited. In
terment Orcenwood Cemetery.
ADAIR Th. funeral of Mrs. Sarah E.
AOalr. widow of the late L. O. Adair, of
F.ugena. will b held at 3 P.. M. today
In the Presbyterian Church at Salem, ur.
Friends Invited.
XONSETI1 FLORAL CCk
MAiUlC AJU HI AHi.
I LUUAL UtM(,.S.
Maia lca. A tlftx.
punslS- 4C llrttlet, Funeral ulrMira.
Ita aad line, i'hoo. Main 44. Lao aa.
steiaal. Olflca vf County Coroaar.
inWAKl) IIOLMAN CO.. Fnaeral Dlraet.
ra. Xi ad at. Lady aaaUtaaL 1'lioD. M. Ml,
Lady attendant, l'baaa Mala v. A lowt.
EA8T SIDE Funeral IMractors. succaaurl
. a- liuonlna. Inc. M. t. It Z&Zi.
tRJCSOX CO. Cndertakera. lady
aal. 4u Alder., M. Hits. A ZtSa.
IILliR-BlUXlM CO.. Funeral Dlraeiara.
8t Wllllanns a...; both phone.; lady aM.
I KRCM. radertaker. ear. Iast Aider naa
la. avaM ;L U ISM. LaaVjr asslsiaau
welcome.
R. OSV'OLD, Bee.
PORTLAND COMPANY. NO. 107. W. O.
W.. will give a whist and dance Wednesday.
feoninry o. at . ci. w. Temple, 12S llta
at. jteircsnments. union music.
classified ad. rates
Daily ur Sundaj.
Per liox
One Clin IX
ham ad two conaeeotiTe Umw
Mne add three cou9cutire tlma 90
bamtf ad alx or aeven conaecatkva time. .M
Kmlttaaca muitt accompanjr out-oC-tawa
ard49r
Mx words covsita as one line oa cash ad
vcriiauiciits and o i trountcd lxr Irr
Uiaa tw unes.
hen an advertisement Is not ran coninci
Dtive times uie odc-uiuo rate appUes.
Oa cbarjre of book ad-ertUements tho
charge will do basea on uie sctuul nuiutoef
C lines sppcaiins; in the paper, resaroisavs
wf tiie number of words in each line.
In ew 'Xoumj ull advertiseiuents aro I
ebargea or muuiiro ny, x unes to ths
Inch.
The amove rate apply to advertisements i
nriav fw i oaay- ona ail outer clmMMkinm-
IMtam exveptinv u iouowiof.
ttuauuns an(ea. jtiaae.
bliuatluns Havotcd, female.
lor Kent, Kooms, I'rUai families.
Kuumi and liourd, Fiivate FamlUes.
MousekeepinK Kooms. Private 1-amllles.
Iftie rate on the shove clAMiflcalaWiia. is V
cent a una eacn intenion.
In cae box oflre address Is reo aired.
Munt this os part of the ad. Answer to
advertlaements will be forwarded to patrons I
provided seu-(aurcssea envelopes are U
closed.
OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY
OFFICE CITT BILL
Mala CDS. A 15S9.
HUMANE OFFICKR. KAST4T7
NEW TODAY.
Hartman & Thompson
Beat Eatate Dept.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,
OFFER THE FOLLOWING.
APARTMENT HOUSE
I (1 in nrt
U A lUlUUU
A well-known W'ash-ington-st.
apartm e n t
house; 34 apartments:
shows a net Income of
15 per cent: ltrnd val
ues steadily increas
ing. Corner lot, 50x
100. 11203)
SUBURBAN ACREAGE.
$55,000 s?t
$17,000
acres, beautifully
a ted, and only g
miles south of Port
land, on West Side of
river: suitable for
profitable platting
now; electric railway
bull dins; (to Oregon
. City)' in front of thi
property. Ml 75)
BEAUTIFUL CITY HOME
PLUS 3 ACRES OF LAND.
e w house, 9 rooms.
u tifully finished
and splendid ly ar
ranged; nardwood
floors; the land is
equal to 19 city lots,
and their value Is in
creasing: day by day.
This is a home that
any one would be
proud to own. and the
offeritie: has the addi
tional feature of beinjr
a good and very
profitable invest
ment. (1109)
A MAGNIFICENT BUILDING SITE
ADJOINING THE CITY PARK.
4j 1 J! ff(i ar"l worth every cent.
(DlUlUUU Size is 100x100. and
the man who erects a
home here will have
the whole City Park
n a part of his
frrounds. If you want
something; extra nice
on which to build a
hand some residence.
Investigate this. (1153)
1911 will see fortunes made in real
estate.
Will you remember 1911 as the year
when "I might have made a lot of
money by buying" or as the year
when you did?
I Yon will never forget 1911 either
way.
Hartman & Thompsc;
Real Eatate Dfp't,
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
NEW TODAY.
10 Acres
Back of Linnton, partly cleared, J150
per acre.
S1500
King's Hill
Beautiful residence corner, 75x100.
- Easy terms.
6 Rooms
Modern house, 60x100 lot, Overton st.
S8SOO
Apartment Site
Corner on Upper Washington st. at a
sacrifice.
$37,500
50x100
Savier-st. lot, near 26th St., cash
$4000
KEASEY
flUMASONSJEFFERY!
232 Chamber of Commerce.
Celro
se
An
MEETIN'O JiOTICES.
HAWTHORNE LODGE XO. Ill,
A. K. and A. M. Special communi
cation this Wednesday evening at
Ivors r c. degree. Visitimr
oremrea welcomed.
C. E. MILLER, Sec
WASHINGTON- CHAPTER NO.
18. R. A. M. Stated convocation
this Wednesday evenine- at MmnnlA
remple. Eaat Elfrhth and BurnslUe
flireeis. at i:au o clock. Work ln
ax. v. M. aesree.
J. K. MARTIN. Sec.
SAMARITAN LODGE. NO. 2. I. O. O. F.
neguiar meeting tnis (Wednesday) evenine,
at H o'clock.. Flrat degree. Visitors always
30 Minutes From City
$450 Per Acre
2V2 to 5-Acre Tracts
10 Per Cent Cash, Balance $3
Acre Per Month.
This tract is only 8 miles from
Portland, is located in the most beau
tiful valley in Oregon.
Just the place for a suburban
home or a small farm. All the con
veniences of the city. This won't last
lone. Call and see the fruit, jrrain,
vegetables Mown at Kelrose.
F. J. ROSENBERG
618 Lnmbermens Bldg.
1W to k I
1L iL-aLlL
THIS
ACREAGE
38 acres 2 blocks from Courthouse in
Hilisboro
Lies between electric line and well im
proved county road and street and
steam railroad. Price Is right. 'Mig-ht
take some Portland real estate in trade.
HENRY C. PRCDHOMME CO,
Loana, Investments. Fire Insurance,
OOO Spalding; Bide.
TO
HOME
BUILDERS
and ,
CONTRACTORS
The Addition with Character
Offers special inducements and dis
counts to parties building at once.
We are prepared to finance first and
second mortgages to responsible par
ties. Bear in mind, Laurelhurst is now
by far the finest place In the city In
which to build for quick sales. It
has all modern street improvements,
asphalt paving, large water, sewer
and gas mains, cluster lights, shade
trees, building line and restrictions
2 miles of tiieso beautiful im
proved boulevards and an elegant
31-acre city park. All street Im
provements Installed by the city
under the 10-year bonding plan, one
tenth payable each year.
LOCATION
Right In the center of the best
East Side residence district. Is
reached by the East Ankeny, Rose
City Park and Montavllla carlines.
Best car service in tho city.
PRICES AND TERMS
Lot9 60x100 at $900 up. Terms
JO per cent down, 2 per cent per
month.
Mead & Murphy
Sale. Agents.
Telephones Main 1503, A 1515.
5.1x50 ft., on E. Tine st., between
Union and (irnnd ave., income $65
per month; terms $2500 ci:sh.
$21,000
Corner, 60x100 ft., at 13th and Mar
ket sts., income $70 per month; on
carline, in best apartment-house dis
trict; $7000 cash will handle.
$25,000
Corner, 100x100 ft., at 21st and Kear
ney sts., apartment-house district;
present income $145.
H. P. Palmer-Jones Co.
212-213 Commercial Club Bldg.
Corner 5th and Oak Streets.
a aral a
V4 rSIock a
Soul Portland
Excellent Location
FOR
Tenement Bldg.
$1000 under the next best. ;
Price $9000
$4000 cash, balance 6 per cent.
CHAPIN AND
HEB.L0W
332 Chamber
Commerce.
Irvington Home
New. very swell 7-room house, with
furnace and fireplace, hardwood floors.
built-in buffet and bookcases, panel
dining-room. beam ceiling. Dutch
kitchen, sleeping-porch, fine fixtures,
ln fact nothing missing: on a lot 50x
100. east front, on East 15th St.. near
Thompson. A fine neighborhood. Price
17000, only iauu casn.
GRCSSI & ZADOW,
317 Board of Trade BldK 41 b and Oak.
$20,500
lOOxlOCr corner, Flanders, near 23d st.
A beautiful home site.
KARXOPP KOPF,
35 Railway Exchange Bldg.
low About a Living?
the first four years after planting a
frill farm'' Tliuf j th mini: inn.
S unr ale answers: First, we didn't lose
a chick from roup, or pneumonia las)
season. Second, our early vegetable
crops are three weeks earlier than
Western Oregon ami bring the highest
prices. Simdale" Sunshine, Soil and
Moisture in Alarch, April and May give
Ihn hAcrlnnnr hi flnniirtiinltv Tli. Hit
markets close at hand, and the best
r.ll anil n-oti.r Ironsnnrtcitlnn i a 1 ri a
producer. Our commercial products ar.
European Grapes, Almonds, Apricots,
Apples. Peaches and early vegetables.
Chickens a specialty. We guarantee
work to purchasers with team. Hunter
Land Co., Owners, 407 Wells - Fargo
bldg.
Glisan Street
110x100 . apartment site, near North
23d, $16,000, or will divide. 60 feet
at $9500. 50 feet at $0500.
MERCHANTS
SAVINGS & TRUST
COMPANY
We Collect Rentals.
Fractional
Lot
Jefferson street, near 5th. $9500.
Income $35. A great bargain for a
small investment.
GODDARD & WIEDRICK, '
243 Stark Street. i
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