TIIE MORNING OREfJONIAN. WEDNESDAY, APRIL U, 1915.
IF BONDS WIN. 8
ROADS TO BE PAVED
iTcday's Election May Mean
Hard Surface Highways
From Farm to Town.
SCENIC VALUE CONSIDERED
VYoi-L on Columbia River Stretch
to Be Paid For by Increases
in Tourist Travel, Friends
' of Issue Predict.
HOW BOD MO-NEV. IF VOTED
TODAV. IS TO BE DIS
TRIBUTED. Col. Hirer Highway...!, f 54.01 8
Base Line road 152.266
andy road 335,916
Powell Valley road 128.935
Foster road 76.303
Canyon road 39.350
Capitol Highway 95.814
St. Helens road 67.400
Total 11,250,000
Seven of Multnomah County's high
ways serving the rural district will be
Improved if the voters authorize the
XI 250.000 bond issue today. This is in
addition to the Columbia River high
way, which will be of service both on
account of its attraction for the tour
ists and because it offers connection to
a farming territory heretofore unde
Teloped. Kach of these roads serves a sep
arate rural districts. Each one will open
up large areas of uncultivated farm
lands. It is estimated that less than
0 per cent of the land adjacent to the
several highways proposed for improve.
POLLING PLACES OF GOOD
ROADS ELECTION TODAY
POLLING places In each of the 326
precincts in Multnomah ' County
for the road bond election today
ere given from the revised list. The
work of locating: the polling: places
heretofore has been let to private
persons by contract. This time Sheriff
2-furIburt volunteered to do the work,
and the locations have been chosen by
Martin Pratt. Deputy Sheriff. The polls
will open at 8 A. M. and close at
P. M.
- The location of the polls follows:
Precinct. Location of Polls
No. 1 Gar a re. Thurman at bet. 3 2d and
Kugby.
No. 2. Grocery. S. W. cor. 28th and Thur
jrian fits.
No. 3. 839 Upshur at.
No. 4. S4C Thurman at.
No. 6. 452 N. 23d St.
No. 7. .iS7 "Wilson st.
- No. 8. 6"2 Thurman st.
No. 9. 3H7 N. 17th st.
No. 10. 0 N. Broadway.
No. 11. Dodge Alfg. Co., 14th and Love
Joy. No. 12. 247 N. 17th st."'
No. 13 290 N. 21st st.
No. 1-4. He liner's Grocery, 21st and North
TUP at.
No. 15. 821 Marshall st.
No. 16. Ens;. 17. 24th and Johnson sts.
No. 17. X. 21st St.. Columbia Tailors.
No. 13. 149 N. 23d st.
No. 19. 23d st.. bet. Irving and Hoyt.
No. 20. Hartford Apts., 21st and Fland
ers. No. 21. Garage. 21st bet. Kearney and
Lovejoy.
No. 22. 668 Gllsan st., near 21st.
No. 23. Couch School, portable.
No. 24. N. W. cor. 13th and Kearney
. No. 25. 123 N. 16th st.
No. 26. Shop, 14th and Gllsan sts.
No. 27; 89 N. Broadway.
No. 28. 65 N. 2d st.
No. 29. 310 Everett st.
No. 30. 413 Burnside at. ,
No. 31. 27 N. 10th st.
No. 32. Speedwell Motor Co, 14th and
Couch.
No. 83. Washington st.
No. 34. 633 Washington st.
No. 5. 58 N. 2Sd st.
No. 36. Scott's Garage. 229 Cornell Road.
No. 37. 429 Stark st.
No, 4i2 14 etark st.
No. 39. 62 Sixth St.
No. 4o. Engine House. Second and Oak
ts.
No. 41. 85 Fifth st.
No. 42. 207 Alder at.
No. 43. 128 Park St.
No. 44. 135 10th st.
No. 4.v 490 u. Washington st.
No. 46. Covey Motor Co, 21st and Wash
In trt on.
No. 47. 609 Jefferson st.
Xa 4. 79 Washington st.
No. 49. Garage, 16th bet. Yamhill and
Taylor.
No. so. 173 11th st.
No. A I. Masonic Temple. W. Park and
Yamhill.
No. 52. V. M. C. A., Sixth and Taylor.
No. 53. Engine House. Fourth and Tarn
till!. I
No. M. 224 H Third st. !
No. 55. East Entrance Courthouse.
Vo. 56. 334 Vi Taylor. Downstairs.
No. 57. Basement White Temple. 12th
and Tavior.
Xo, 58269 14th St.
No. 59. Gam re. Nartllla and Jefferson.
No. o. Empire Garage. 270 12th St.
v0. fii. iidd School. 10th st. entrance.
vo 2. Cttr Hall. F.ast Entrance.
No. 63. I.enox Hotel. Third and Main.
Vo. 4. 312 Second Ft.
No us "47 First, bet. Mill and Market.
No! 66. 292 Third, bet. Jefferson and Co
lumbia. No. 67,3is Fourth St. N. W. cor. Clay
and Fourth. . I
No. 8 Corbett Garage, cor Broadway
and Columbia. ,
No. 69. S. W. cor. Jefferson and Park.
Jiasement of Church.
No. 70. N. W. cor. 12th and Market.
B emnt. mm . .
No. 71. Campbell Garage. Jefferson, bet
33th and 14th. A . '
No 72. Basement. N. E. cor 14th and
Montgomery.
No. 73. ."2 Jefferson st.
No. 71. S. W. cor. Jefferson and Chap-
1,1 No. 75. Engine 16. Lownsdale and Mont-
KNo.07rt. 427 Harrison, bet. 11th and 12th.
Vo 77. N. W. cor. Sixth and Hall.
Vo. 78. 429 Fifth st. Garage.
No. 79. Engine 4, Fourth and Mont
gomery. Vo. SO. 365 First st.
81 IIO First, bet Harrison and Hall.
No! 82. Cottel Drug Store, First and
thermnn. , .
Vo S.I. Cc-r. Sixth and Unco In.
Vo. S4. 435 W. Park. Garage.
No. S.V ."54 Broadway, cor Lincoln.
No. 86. 54 Vesta ave.
No. 7. Engine- 15, anth and Sprlnr.
No ss 549 Talbot st., Fatton's House.
No! s. 67 First st.
No. 90. Failing School.
No. 91. Fourth and Hooker, N. W. cor..
H;ement. .
No 92 475 Gibbs. cor. 11th.
No. 93. 13 Front, cor. Whittaker.
No. 94. 3 Corbett st.
Vo. 95. Holman School.
No. 96. Corbett snd Seymore, N. K. cor.
Vo. it 7 Fulton Park School, Third and
Mil.
Vn 9 163 Mncac"am street.
No." 991695 East Thirteenth street.
Vo. loo Northwest corner East Seven
teenth and 'Taisop.
No. loi 1663 Fast Thirteenth street.
No i ,v,6 Vmatflla avenue.
No" ios Sell wood T. M. A.
N .. lot i Spokane- a ven u.
N 15 Knapp avenue and. Mtlwaukle
Street.
No. 36 Midway Hose- House.
No. li7 657 Reedway. near Milwaukie
SI reel.
No 10 Ctuh b"use. Charles and Shelby.
No. l9 1124 Sixtieth 8 venue Southeast.
No. tin Methodist Episcopal Church,
Forty-fourth street and Woodstock avenue.
No. 1 11 Southwest corner East Forty
first and Holgate.
No. 112 5010 Forty-first street South
east. No 11S 5626 Sixtieth avenue southeast.
No. 1H 5513 Seventy-second street
ftonthesst.
No. lid Woodmere station. Mount Scott
car.
ment is undeveloped. It is pointed out
that this land never will be developed
so long as the roads remain unim
proved. All main trunk roads will be paved
first, and the Columbia River high
way from Chanticleer to the county
line will be left until the last, giving
relief to all the farming district first
Fill to Walt Till Neat Year.
All of the Columbia River highway,
with the exception of about two miles
of fill, will be paved this year. It is
proposed to allow this fill to remain
unpaved for another year, so that it
can have the benefit of the Winter
settling process. It then will be paved
next year with funds from this same
bond issue.
For the reason that the proposed
improvements are intended largely to
benefit the farmers, members of the
grange and other residents of therural
districts have given enthusiastic sup
port to the bond campaign.
It has been emphasized that farmers
living along these roads will have a
freight and passenger depot at their
doors 365 days in the year. A farmer
living 25 miles from Portland will be
able to bring his produce to town in
an hour and a half.
In Seattle and other cities that have
seen the wisdom of building hard
surface roads, heavy automobile trucks
operate between the farms and the
cities. The farmer does not need to go
to town at all. He can stay in his
fields all day and his horses can be
employed on the farm instead of wast.
ing their strength on the roads.
We will get back from the tourists
in one year more than the entire Co
lumbia River road cost." says Amos S.
Benson.
Tourist Travel to Grow.
"We will have the finest scenic
highway in any man's country. It will
make Portland a playground during
the Summer vacation. Tourists who
now stop with us one or two days will
stop with us at least from two to three
weeks and spend their money. It will
tap all of Hood River, The Dalles.
Shaniko, Bend. Printville, Pendleton,
Baker, Walla Walla, Klamath Falls,
Crater Lake, Spokane, all of Eastern
Oregon and California, which have no
outlet at this time except by shipment
from The Dalles.
"When this highway is paved to the
city, making it passable 365 days out
of the year, the tourist travel coming
from California, Idaho and all or
Eastern Oregon will be immeasurable.
We would be justified in building the
Columbia River highway from Bridal
Veil to the Lpper ttanoy bridge to im
prove the farming district of 40,000
acres that is now unimproved. It also
will serve 8000 acres of the finest gar
den land from Troutdale to the city
limits."
No. 116 Fiftieth avenue, between Seven
ty-third and Seventy-fourth, garage.
No. 117 3548 Seventy-fourth street south
east. No. 118 Gravs Crossing Land Company.
No. 119 Third avenue and Eighty-ninth
street, Lents.
.No. 120 Coff man's garage. South Main
street, Lenta.
No. 121 I. O. O. F. Hall, Main street,
Lents.
No. 122 G ranee Hall. Lents.
No. 1L'3 Engine No. 31, Sixty-seventh
street and Forty-firth avenue.
No. 121 Thirty-eighth avenue and Sev
entieth street.
No. 125 Sixty-fifth street, between Fos
ter road and Forty-fifth avenue.
No. 126 Methodist Episcopal .Church,
4727 Sixty-third street Southeast.
No. 127 Old South Mount Tabor School.
No. 128 1606 Division street.
No. 129 5533 Foster road,, near Fifty
sixth street.
No. 130 6020 Foster road, Stewart sta
tion. No. 131 4533 Sixty-second street, be.
tweJQ Forty-fifth- and Forty-sixth avenue.
No. 132 Creston School. Powell Valley,
near Forty-eighth.
No. 133 3421 Fiftieth street, near Powell
Valley.
No. ZA Hall -southwest corner East
Forty-third and Division.
No. 135 Richmond Garage, Southeast
Thirty-seventh and Division.
No. 136 Engine No. 25, Greenwood and
Frances.
No. 137 Northwest corner Twenty-ninth
and Gladstone.
No. 13$ 653 Twenty-first, near Powell.
No. 139 Clinton Kelly School, East Twenty-sixth
and Powell.
No. 140 Southeast corner East Thirty
third and Division.
No. 141 809 Clinton, between Twenty
fifth and Twenty-sixth.
No. 142 713 Clinton, between Twentieth
and Twenty-first.
No. 143 6ia Milwaukie street, corner
Cole.
No, 144 694 Milwaukie street, Rhine.
No. 145 775 Milwaukie street.
No. 146 Brooklyn Hotel, Grand avenue
and Division.
No. 147 (05 East Sixth, between Lin
coln and Grant.
No. 14S Engine No. 23. East Seventeenth
between Stephens and Harrison.
No. 149 327 Grand avenue, between
Market and Mill.
No. 130 Evangelical Church, East Six
teenth and Poplar.
No. 151 889 Division, between East
Thirty-third and Thirty-fourth.
No. 153 293 East Thirty-second street,
near Hawthorne.
No 153 1024 Hawthorne avenue, between
Thirty-fourth and Thirty-fifth.
No. 154 East Thirty-ninth and Lincoln
street
NO. Joir pflutnwesi corner nawingruD
and Thirty-ninth street.
No. 156 Hawthorne and East Forty
ninth, garage.
No. 157 1406 Hawthorne, between Fif
tieth and Fifty-first.
No. 158 271 Grand avenue, Sargent
Hotel.
No. 159 153 V rrand avenue, between
Belmont and East Morrison.
No. 160 104 Grand avenue, oetween Ai
der and East Washington.
No. 101 7S Grand avenue, uetween stara
and East Oak.
No. 162 12 East Eleventh street. St.
Francis' ehurch.
No. it;.; fcast side UDrary. tast Eievenm
and. Alder.
No. Ii4 561 Hawthorne avenue, corner
Thirteenth.
No. 165 641 East Madison, corner seven
teenth, basement.
No. Ii6 Garage between Belmont and
Morrison. Thirttenth street.
No. 167 Washington High School.
No. lilS 6S5 East Alder, corner Nine
teen t h st reet, gara gre.
No. 169 726 East Belmont, between
Twenty-sixth and Twenty-seventh.
No. J iU s nawmome, corner twen
tieth, store.
No. 171 166 East Twenty-ninth, corner
Belmont, store.
No. 172 887 East Stark, northwest cor
ner East Twenty-ninth street.
No 173 1013 East Belmont, between
Thirty-fourth and Thirty-third, store.
No. 3 i4 1 IR" ueioioni, oeiwca i airij
third and Thirty-fourth.
No. 175 Garage between Salmon and.
Main, corner Twenty-ninth.
No. 176 261 East Thirty-seventh, corner
Madison, store.
No. 177 Engine house East Thirty-fifth
and Belmonu
No. 178 lO. East Belmont, between
Thirty-fourth and Thirty-fifth, store.
No 178 14 fc.asL J. niny-iuniii, oeiw ceu
Belmont and Stark.
No. ISO nawtnorne. corner ronj
thlrd, store.
No. 1S1 East Madison and Forty-fifth
street. . M
No. 1S2 1291 .fce im on i, comer r onj
fifth, store.
sir, iti Oarasre. East Madison, between
Fifty-first and Fifty-second street.
No. 184 lbvl oeimuui, cotucr oiiij
store. . .
NO. I X lf K81 DCIJUUUl, .U"l
ixtv-ninth, store.
No. 186 1986 East Stark and Seventy-
ninth, store. . ,
Vn i H7 ti- t,af aiaxit. corner mgui
first street, real estate.
No 188 Engine House. East Eighty-Second
and East Burnside.
Vo 189 4 .ui cm i k, cunicr oe-
enty-ninth. store.
Vo. JU frOUlil W K vuih d.ui.icku uu
Glisan, store.
Vo 19 .onn ri twriici
fourth and East Gllsan. store.
No 192 Northeast corner Eightieth and
Gllsan. . e .
No 193 .ast oevrnij-wtuuu anu ouuj
boulevard.
Xo 194 Jen neai tsiaio omce, oi can
dy boulevard.
No. ISo !! cast LFt k tou ci
tieth" and Sixty-first, store.
No. 196 Southeast corner Last Sixty-
ninrh and Gllsan, store. -
No. 197 15 2 F.ast uiisan, oeiween oix
tleth'and Sixty-first, store.
No. 19S 1454 East Flanders, corner Fifty
third street.
No. 398 Northwest corner East Fifty
second and GHsan, store.
No. 2W--Engine House, East Fifty-sixth
and Sandy.
No. 201 1234 sanny romevaru, neiween
Fortv-second and Forty-third.
No. 22 West East Isurelhurst. office.
East Thirty-eighth and Glisan.
No. 203 204 East Twenty-eighth North,
corner Sandy boulevard.
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on 4 -ai Trmt Ta.titv.pirhth. between
East Couch and Davis, store.
No 205 6 East Twenty-eignin ion. u
tween Ankeny and Burnside.
w o Kvm School. East Twenty-
seventh'and Couh. .
No. 207 785 East Amsenj-, corner -"
seventh, garage.
No 208 674 East Everett street.
no R74 v-st Couch, southwest corner
Fourteenth.
No 210 SO- East iweiun oircev x-w",
between Everett and Flanders.
No H 503 East Burnside, oetween Tenth
and Eleventh streets. - - - -
No. 212 J09 East Burnside, between Sixth
and Grand avenue. 4
No 213 33 Grand avenue, between . East
Pineand Ash streets.
No 214 49 Union avenue North, upstairs.
No" 215 Garage, northeast comer Twenty
second and Oregon streets.
No 1 Finley & Fish Garage, Clackamas
and Wasco, East Twenty-fourth.
No. 217 Nicolai Garage, between East
Ninth and Tenth, Hassalo. - -
No. 218 Engine House, Grand avenue and
Multnomah. . - . ,
No 219 326 " Holladay avenue, between
Ea'st" First and Second.
No. 220 243 Holladay avenue, near Lar
rabee street, store.
No 221 171 East Broadwaay.
No! 222 434 Larrabee street, corner Du
pont, basement. ...
No. 22.t Broadway Central Apartments,
between Broadway and Flint.
No. 224 Union, corner "Weldler street
KNcl 225 5S6 Broadway, between- East
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets.,
No 22$ East seventeenth, . between
Schuyler and Hancock.
No. 227 Garage. 694 Broadway, " near
East .Nineteenth etreet.
No. 228 741 Tillamook street,, corner
Twenty-second street.
No 229 Engine No. 18, East Twenty
fourth, between Thompson and Tillamook.
No 230 Garage, 12U9 Sandy boulevard,
Fo'rtv-flrst and Forty-second.
No 231 Rose City Hardware Company,
55'" East Fiftyseventh street North.
No. 232 Hubbell & Sons, East Fifty-sec-ond
and Sandy boulevard.
No. 2-13 Southwest corner Forty-first and
Knott streets. - ' . .
No. 235 Real estate office, northeast cor
ner North . Twerrty-fourth and Knott.
No? 2S4S Northeast corner . East Six
teenth and Brazee streets.
No. 231 Irvtngton School, basement.
No 237 578 Union avenue North, corner
Graham. . m
No. -23S Southwest corner East Tenth
and Thompson streets, g a rate.
No. 239 490V4 Union avenue North and
Brazee street.
No. 240 447 tnlon avenue, between Eu
gene and Tillamook.
No. 241 302 Russell, between Williams
and Rodney.
No. 242 362 Williams avenue North, be
tween Graham and Knott.
No. 243 702 Williams avenue.
No" 24 723 Williams avenue.
No. 245 47 Williams avenue North, be
tween Morrison and Monroe.
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No. 246 232 Russell,
Hantnheln.
beieen Flint and
No. 247 136 Russell
street,
between
Borthwiek and Albina.
No. 248 137 Russell, between Burthwlck
and Albina. .
No. 249 6S1 Mississippi, between Cook
and Mason.
No. 250 861 Marvland avenue.
No 251 J50 Willamette boulevard. .
No.: 252 78 KilWngsworth avenue.
No. 253 111 Skidmore street, real estate
office. r
No. 254 7S5 Mississippi avenue.
No. 255 770 Mississippi avenue.
No. 256 S09 Williams avenue.
No. 257 929 Williams avenue. "
No. 258 1130 Albina avenue.
No. 25S 860 .Williams avenue.
No. 260949 Union avenue North.
No 261 1035 Union avenue North.
No. 262 808 Union avenue North-
No. 263 Southwest corner East Ninth ana
Mason. .
No. 264 998 Union avenue North
No. 265 Maguire Real Estate, Fifteenth
and Prescott. ' '
No. 206 672 Alberta street.
" No. 267 736 Alberta street.
. x-rt vfls PtAfli estate office. East Twenty-
ninth, between Mason and Huntley. -Hf
20. J. nil l. v -Liiii u auu
flth Garage. . , ,
No. 270 Northeast corner Alberta and
Twenty-seventh streets.
No. 271 Garage northwest corner Nine
teenth and Killingsworth.
No. 272 691 Alberta street, northeast cor
ner Nineteenth.
No. 273 555 Alberta street. . ;
No. 274 1100 Union avenue North.
No 275-r-103. Church street, Swan real es
tate. No. 276 444 Dekum avenue.
No. 277 559 Dekum avenue.
, No. 2"8 427 Durham avenue.
No. "279 Woodlawn School,
Union and
Dekum.
No. 2R0 1185 Rodney avenue, garage.
No 2l 131 Killingsworth avenue.
No 2S2 111. Killingsworth avenue.
No" 2R3 Kenton Clubhouse. .
No. 284 Kenwood Hotel, Kenton.
- no. 285 Arbor Lodge Fire Hall, Arbor
Lodge Station.
No. 2S6 143 West Killingsworth avenue.
No. 287 1281 Greely street.
No. 28S 1587 peninsula street,, between
Lombard and R. -
No. 289 4fl3 Lombard street.
' No. '200 Church, . corner - Fisk and Lom
bard. ;
No. 291 680 Lombard street.
No. 292 802 Lombard street.
- No. 293 815 Lombard street.
No. 294 Rowson Machine Shop.' corner
Rlrhmond and Jersey streets, St. Johns,
No 93 City Hall. St. Johns.
No. 296 834 North Jersey street
' No. 297 Titv Library, St. Johns. ! "
No. 298 First Trust & Savings Bank. St.
Johns.
No. 299 North Portland Stockyards.
No. 3O0 Church, intersection Columbia
Slough road and Sandy road.
No. 301 Granre Hall, Russellville.
No. 302 Buckley Schoolhouse.
No. Calkins Hall, Gilbert Station.
No 304 Gates Ptore. Gilbert Station,
No! 305 City Hall, Fairview.
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No. 306 Maccabee Hall. Rockwood.
No. 307 Grange Hall, Sycamore Station.
No. 808 Murphv's Hall, Gresham.
No. 309 City Hall. Gresham
No. 310 Masonic Hall, Troutdale.
No. 311 Elliott's Store, Powell , alley.
No. 312 Tavior Schoolhouse.
No. 313 Bridal Veil Hall.
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No. 314 Bridal Veil j-umnex mpj
office at Palmer.
No 315 Warrendale Store.
No 316 Schoolhouse. Sauvies Island.
No 317 Holbrook Schoolhouse.
No! S18 City Hall. Linnton.
No. 319 Rasmuaen home. Skyline bouie
va rd'and Cornell road.
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No fi?0 Fair dale School
No! S-'l Hillsdale Schoolhouse.
No. Tlyan Place clnbhnu.
No Ma Die wood Hr hoolhmipe.
No. S24 West Portland School house.
No. 325 Riverdale rchoolhou.
No. 326 Corner Cooper and Hathswt
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