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By -4pn7. 1914, fieSev
cns Building, noiv being
constructed ai the southeast
corner o West Park ond
Washington streets, diag
onally across from the lover
W ashinglon street corner of
the Pillock block, rvill be,
completed and ready for oc
cupancy. The steel frame
luork in the building is al
rzcd. in place for the full
height
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have 12 stories and basement,
all of steel, and vAll bs abso
lutely fireproof. The front
ages are 100 feet or. Wezi
Park street end 50 feet on
Washington, and the cost is
to be $350,000. Entrance
ivill be from Washington
street. The exterior is to be
dressed Tvith cream color
pressed brick and terra cotta,
which promises a striking sur
face appearance.
The orvner is "7. D. Wil
cox, president of the Port
land Flouring Mills Com
pany, whose Wilcox build
ing, three blocks east of the
Stevens building, on the
southeast corner of Sixth and
Washington streets, resembles
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