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THE SUNDAY OKEGONIAU, PQETLAND, NOVEMBER 22, 1903.
BOBS TIP SEEEHELY.
Glazier's Latest Batch of Discoveries
Comes From Labrador.
New York Sun.
Captain "Wlllard Glazier has Just reap
peared on the scene with his latest
budget of Information from the Unknown.
He had been traveling In -Labrador again
during the past season, and a press dis
patch Is in circulation telling of the new
rivers, mountains, lakes and other things
he has brought home to put on the maps.
As some of the best explorers of thp
Canadian Geological Survey have been
traversing that region in the past few
years, it is more than probable that Cap
tain Glazier has had his usual misfortune
of falling afoul of earlier discoveries.
The Captain's chief discovery on his first
visit to Labrador, in 1S92, was an im
portant river widening in Its course into
a series of lakes which, according to his
account, had never been heard of by the
oldest Inhabitants along the coast. A
plodding student was so unkind, a little
later, as to refer to the volume and
page in which this river and its lakes
were flrst described some 20 or 30 years
ago.
If Captain Glazier had not the elas
ticity of a rubber ball he would have
been crushed to powder long before this
by the unkind remarks of his envious
critics. It was this unappreciated ex
plorer who "discovered" a little lake,
known on the maps as Elk Lake, Just
south of Lake Itasca, which he named
Lake Glazier and made known to the
world as the ultimate source of the Mis
sissippi River.
The energy with which the Captain
blazoned tho news of his great discovery
has never been equalled by any other ex-
plorer. His map of tho "real source of
the Mississippi" was printed by the Royal
Geographical Society of London, and
Lake Glazier was introduced to the pub
lic in many thousands of copies of geo
graphical text-books before serious ex
amination of the pretensions of the in
domnitable explorer began to be made.
Before the cdtlcs were through with
him, H D. Harrower. of New York, wrote
a pamphlet in the sharpest of English
to show that Glazier had discovered
nothing at all; Russell Hinman, of New
York, had proved that the "Meteorolog
ical Observations" published by Glazier
had been copied, word for word and figure
lor figure, from tho observations made
by Schoolcraft in 1820: the American Geo
graphical Society had told the story how
"he succeeded in imposing his Lake
Glazier upon the people;" J. V. Brower
had printed columns to show that he was
"an unprincipled plagiarist;" the Minne
sota Historical Society had dubbed him
"a perverter of history and a distorter of
geography;" the Fifth International
Geographical Congress, at Berne, had
voted that his pretensions were unfound
ed; 70 geographical societies had said the
same thing, and the Legislature of Min
nesota had enacted a law forbidding the
use in the public schools of any school
geography giving the name of Lake
Glazier to Elk Lake.
But Glazier only throve under this storm
of denunciation and protest. He has been
knocked down repeatedly, only to come
to the scratch again with a smiling face.
He has answered his detractors by send
ing them copies of his books. His distin
guished career as an explorer has known
no Interruption; and among his brilliant
achievements on record in the very latest
edition of "Who's "Who in America"
(1903-1903), in the notice devoted to Willard
Glazier, soldier, author, explorer, are
iound. these words:
"Located, 1SS1, and verified on his sec
ond expedition, 1S9L the true source of
the Mississippi in a lake beyond Itasca,
now known as Lake Glazier."
This is the truth of history, as expound
ed by Glazier, triumphant to this day.
Turfman No Longer Out of Sight.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2L William N.
Fleishman, a relative of the Mayor of
Cincinnati, who disappeared from Sara
toga during the race meeting last Sum
mer, has reappeared In this city. Up to
the time he left Saratoga he had been in
charge of the racing stables of Mayor
Fleishman, and it was stated that his
secret operations in tho betting ring, by
which he was alleged to have become in
debted to the bookmakers for more than
540,000, caused the Mayor to announce the
retiring of his horses. Fleishman de
clares he came directly to New York, and
has seldom left his apartments since Au
gust, having been 111 most of the time.
Hill's Rheumatic PHI haye cured rheuma
tism for 100 eurs. only 5c. All druggists.
DAILY METEOROLOGICAL BEPORT.
PORTLAND, Nov. 21. S P. M. Maximum
temperature. C2; minimum temperature, 42;
river reading, 11 A. M., 7.4 feet; change in 24
hours, .5 of a foot; total precipitation. C P.
M. to 5 P. M., .43 of an inch; total precipita
tion since September 1, 103, 13.30 Inches;
normal precipitation Blnce September 1, 1003.
0.07 Inches; excess, 3.72 Inches; total sunshine
November 20, 1003.. 0; possible sunshine, 0:18;
Barometer, reduced to sea level, at 5 P. M.,
20.13.
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Slight. T. trace.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
Unsettled rainy weather has prevailed in the
North Pacific States during the last 24 hours.
Rain has also fallen in Northern California,
Northern Nevada and Western Montana. It
is warmer this evening in Southeastern Wash
ington and Western Montana, and the tem
perature nearly everywhere west of the Rocky
Mountains is above the seasonal average. The
Indications are for cloudy weather, with oc
casional rain in this district Sunday, with
slightly loner temperature.
WEATHER FORECASTS.
Forecasts made at Portland for the 28 hours
ending midnight Sunday, November 22, 1003:
Portland and vicinity Cloudy to partly
cloudj with occasional showers; slightly lower
temperature; south to -nest winds.
Western Oregon and Western Washington
Cloudy to partly cloudy, with occasional rain;
ellghtly lower temperature; south to west
winds.
Eastern Oregon, Eastern Washington and
Idaho Cloudy, with rain, probably turning
to snow; colder. A. B. WOLLABER,
Acting District Forecaster.
NEW TODAY.
NOTICE!
Dr. Snndon, the- Electric Belt Specialist,
has opened offices at 288 H Washington.
Belts this week half price.
COKOffc Each, 3 new houses In Central Al
3OvU blna; full lot; 6" rooms, bath, toilet,
laundry tray; full brick basement, terms to suit
purchaser. HART LAND CO..
107 Sherlock bldg.
' MORTGAGE LOANS
On Improved city and farm property. Building
loans. Installment loans. WM. MACMASTEK,
Sll Worcester block.
A BARGAIN
2Sxl00 en. Mill street. 15 minutes walk
to PoBtofllce $1250. S 70. Oregonlan.
I !
Crlnnr!i4 Water works system In suburbs
.jUlCllUlU rr wde. including 3 acres In
ptiiivjiu hlghcst cultivation; good bulJd
lng, etc For particulars, apply to " Gold
chral4t's Agency. 23G Stark st.
CLASSIFIED AI.' BATES
Ttooms," 'Tlooxns and Board "House
keeping RoonuC "Situation Wanted." IS
words or less. 13 cents; 18 to 30 words. 20
cents; 21 to 25 words, 25 cents, etc No dis
count for additional Insertions.
UNDER ALL OTHER HEADS except
"New Today," 30 cents or15 words or les
10 to SO words. 40 cents; 21 to 25 words. 50
teats, eta first Insertion. Each additional
Insertion, one-half; no further discount un
der one month.
"NEW TODAY (cause measure arate).
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per Une for each Additional Insertion.
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dressed care The Oreconlan, and left at this
office, should always be Inclosed In sealed
envelopes. No stamp Is required on such
letters.
The Oreconlan will not be responsible for
errors In advertisements taken through the
telephone.
MEETING NOTICES.
LINCOLN-GARFIELD POST. G. A. R. Un
til further notice this post will meet every
Tuesday evening.
JOHN H. WILLIAMS, Com.
W. M. SINCLAIR. Adjt.
OREGON BENEFIT DEGREE NO. 1.
KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF SECURITY,
will meet Tuesday evening, November 24,
In Small Hall. In Hibernian building:, Oth
and Washington sts.
N. L. CHILDS. F. C KING.
Cor. Secretary. President.
DIED.
AGNEW At th residence. 018 East 8th et..
November 21, 1903, Bessie Irene Agnew, aged
10 years, 11 months and 11 days. Funeral
notice later.
LEVY At his late residence. 254 Stout
street, Ludwlg Levy, beloved husband of
Rosa Levy and father of Neta and Edna
Levy. Notice of funeral hereafter.
AGNEW In this city. Nov. 21, 1003, at 018
East 8th et., Bessie Irene Agnew, beloved
daughter of Andrew A. and the lato Eliza
beth J. Agnew. aged 10 years, 11 months,
11 days. Funeral notice later.
EDWARD HOLMAN Co., Undertakers and
exnbalmers, bare moved to their sew build
ing Third and Bfthaon. Lady assistant.
'Phono No. 507.
J. F. nNLEY & SON, Funeral Directors,
cor, 3d and Madison. Office of County Cor
oner. Lady Assistant. 'Phone No. 9.
DUNNING & CAMPION, Undertakers,
moved to new bulldinr. Seventh and Pine.
Lady assistant. 'Phone Main 430.
CLARKE BROS., PINE FLO WEBS, Flo
ral designs, 280 Morrison. v
F. S. DUNNING, Undertaker, 414 East
Alder. Lady assistant. Tel. East 65.
NEW TODAY.
BESWICK & CO.. REAL ESTATE AND IN
vestments, room 11, 250 Oak street
$11,000 i acres, mlllslte, water front, Ham
ilton eve.
$8000 Quarter-block, East Madison and
Third st.
$7500 7-room house, 2d et.; close in.
$5500 8-room house, Johnson St., Nob H1IL
$4500 S-room house. Grand ave. and Hal
sey st.
$4250 Full block, bet. 10th and 20th sts.;
Powell st.
$3500 Larse store and rooming-house, Lar
rabee St., near steel bridge.
$3000 Quarter-block, Kelly st. opposite
Orphans' Home.
$2600 280 acres, Base Line road, 20 miles
out.
$2250 Comer lot, Whlttaker and 1st sts.
$2000 8-room house, and quarter-block,
Kenllworth.
$1000 8-room houee and lot, Kenllworth.
$1000 Corner lot. Grand av. and Halsey st.
$1400 New 0-room house and quarter-block,
Kenllworth.
$1400 Lot 12, block 3, Evans' Addition;
Ruseell eu, Alblna.
$1400 Quarter-block, Tlbbetts' Addition.
$1250100 acres, 40 in cultivation; house,
barns, etc., near Mola.Ua.
$1200 120-acre iarm, partly improved;
Scappoose.
$1100 ICO acres, heavy timber; 3,000,000
, feet; section 28, 3 N.. 3 W.
inin vik i.w noow I mnpr TsfTHnnuuKt?..
;500 40 acres! 1500 cords good fir wood
$20 each, 40 lots In Kenllworth.
A. J. FARMER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
grocer. Third and Jefferson You can save
20 per cent by dealing with me. 5-lb. pack
age gloss starch, 30c; 1 package Scotch oats,
10c; 2 packages grape nuts, 25c; 1 package
ehred wheat biscuit, 10c; 2 packages Force.
25c; 2 packages Malta Vita, 25c; 2 packages
Cero Frulto, 25c; 1 package Postum or Fig
Prune, 20c; 1 box macaroni, 35c 1 lb. Royal
baking powder, 35c;: 1 package H-O buck
wheat. 10c; 10-lb. pall pure lard, $1.10; 5-lb.
pall pure lard, 55c; l-4b. package Folgers
M. '& J. coffee. 35c; 1-lb. package Folgers
tea. 45c; 1 lb. Schilling's baking powder, 35c;
1 lb. Arm & Hammer soda. 5c; 1 bar naph
tha soap. 0c; 12 bars Royal Savon soap, 25c;
S bars Diamond C soap, 25c; 2 packages Gold
dust washing powder, 35c; 2 bottles Snlders
catsup, 35c; 1 can Alaska salmon. 5c; CO lbs.
lard, compound. $4.25; 3 lbs. broken Java
coffee. 25c; 1 lb. good English breakfast tea.
15c; best sugar-cured hams, pound, 15c; 10
lbs. No. 1 head rice. 50c; 1 lb. Gunpowder
tea, 25c; 1 sack best D. G. 6Ugar. $5.50; 1
pack good hard-wheat flour, 05c; 10-lb. box
crackers, 00c; 1 lb. maple sugar, 15c; rice
popcorn, per pound, Gc; 2 cans sliced pine
apple, 25c; 1 lb. citron, 15c; 3 lbs. seedless
raisins. 25c; 2 lbs. English walnuts. 25c De
liver on East Side Tuesdays and Fridays.
OLD GOLD, JEWELRY MADE OVER OR Ex
changed; diamonds, precious stones; loose and
mounted; watches. Jewelry repaired; close
prices; good work. Tlngry. the Jeweler, N. E.
cor. 3d and Wash., Breeden bide, upstairs.
7-ROOM MODERN HOUSE, 10TH AND YAM
hlll sts.. East Side. Also 160-acre farm in
Hood River country for eale cheap. See
owners, Portland Trunk Co., cor. Pine and
3d sts.
FOR RENT LARGE MODERN DWELL
lng, Oregon City; good repair; convenient
to trains; 15 rooms. Write J. T Apper
son or H. B. Cross, Oregon City.
5
MORTGAGE LOANS
v William Dcnholm
and Upwards
Falling Building
Wanted to Rent
House on West Side; seven or eight rooms.
Address Q 74. Oregonlan.
OTHER JEWELERS
Arc offering bargains, too, but
you can't help paying ror their
high rent and all other big ex
pense. Thlj. part I can save you
In buying your watches, dia
monds and Jewelry here. No sec
ondhand, no fake goods nona
but the highest grades of cases. Move
ments kept in stock. Hundreds of fin
watches to select from. I won't ask you
to buy before you compare prices and Qual
ity. Please call around.
CHARLES W. GOODMAN.
251 Front St.. near Madison.
lkc-(-i"iftlf n 8hort notice, at lowest
M 1 1 I I fl I IN raics; accuracy guaran.
teed.
Title Insurance
Guarantees you
against loss by for
gery, rraua or error.
rprnqfe We act as trustee, assignee, ex-
luolD ecutor or financial agent.
TinnnQ n Improved city, suburban, acre-
uuuua age or farm properties, at 5, 6, 7
per cent.
Pacific Coast Abstract Guaranty&Trust Co.
2O4-5-0-7 Falling Bldg., 3d and Wash. Sts.
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE
Our records are complete and up
to date. We furnish abstracts
promptly.
Mortgage loaks
On improved Portland real estate.
SECURITY ABSTRACT TRUST CO.
3 Chamber of Commerce.
FIRST A HOME
THEN EMPLOYMENT
Both are to be had at St. Johns.
Tou can have your own home on payments
of $10 a month.
free Street-Car Tickets
HAP.T1IAN, THOMPSON & POWERS
3 Chamber of Commerce.
$2200 Bargain
Choice corner,
50x100,. near
10th and
Marshall sts.
Easy terms. C H.
KORELL. 251 Washington.
BUSINESS SITE.
An excellent quarter block in a most prom
ising center for business. No equal, $40,000.
F. V. Andrews & Co., Hamilton Building.
NEW TODAY.
OILMAN
Auction and Commission Co.
S. L. N. GILMAN, Auctioneer.
Main 2173.
SPECIAL AUCTION SALE
OF HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE
At Residence, 309 College St.,
between 5th and 6th, tomor
row, Monday, November 23,
' at 10 A.M.. i
All the as good as new. and complete fur
niture and fittings of residence. Including in
part fine oak hall rack, hall etands elegant
Davenport, In mahogany frame, pretty parlor
rockers, chairs and mirror, center tables,
stands, lace curtains, leather-seat rocker,
shades, bookcase In oak, carpets, fine oak side
board, extension table and chairs, en suit, arm
chairs, fine complete heating etove, closet, car
pets, pictures, complete bedroom suits, iron
bedsteads, springs, mattresses, bedding, chlf
fonleres, lady's dressing table, feather bed,
sheets, pillows, etc., plated -ware, crockery,
cutlery, glassware, linoleum, granlteware,
linen, tabic cloths, etc. "almost new range,
refrigerator, desk. S cords split wood, kitchen
ware, etc Buyers will find this a zood op
portunity to make purchtaes. Sale tomorrow
(Monday) 10 A. M.. residence No. 309 College
street. Sale will begin wlUi the parlor furni
ture. S. L. N. GILMAN, Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
We aro Instructed to sell by
public auction on
Tuesday Next, Nov. 24, at 10
A. M., at 413 Washington,
The almost new furniture, removed from resi
dence. Including In part parlor suit, 5 pieces.
In velour, sideboard. 0 dining chairs and ex
tension table, in oak, pretty iron and brass
bedsteads, mattresses, springs, pillows, blan
kets, roll-top dsk, blrdseye maple parlor desk,
100 packages frulC In glass, folding beds,
Windsor foldlrc bed, lace curtains, portieres,
plated ware, china, etc, granltcware, range,
couches, wardrobes, bureaus, commodes, stands,
tables, chlffonleres in white maple and oak.
rugs, carpets, household effects; on general
ale Tuesday 10 A. M., 413 Washington st.
S. L. GILMAN, Auctioneer.
Auction Sale
AT 413 WASHING
TON STREET
Friday Next, November 27,
at 10 A. M.
All the furniture of residence from East Side,
including parlor, sitting-room, dining-room
and kitchen furniture. Buyers will find this
an excellent. opportunity to purchase household
furniture of all kinds. Sale Friday, 10 A. M.,
at 415 Washington st.
S. L. N. GILMAN, Auctioneer.
FORD'S
Auction Sales
Tomorrow, 10 A. M. Sharp,
at 182 First Street
Lots of New Furniture
Lots of Old Furniture
Lots of Good Furniture
And many lots of household sundries, which
are necessary in any home. It Is useless for us
to try to itemize this great amalgamation of
household goods. Our auction-rooms are full of
Furniture of Every Description,
Carpets and Lace Curtains, Eclipse
Steel Range with top warming clos
et,, several Air Tight Heaters, fine
Gas Range, Cash .Register, etc.
AH to be sold tomorrow at the auc
tion sale beginning at 10 A. M. at
182 First street. H. FORD,
Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE
Wednesday Next,. 10 A. M.
at 182 First St.
We have secured permission to sell, WITH
OUT RESERVE, all the furniture and other
goods from residence, on 5th st. Everything
in this lot must be sold. If you want furni
ture you won't be sorry If you come to 182
1st st. at 10 A. M. Wednesday next.
IL FORD. Auctloner.
AUCTION SALE
Friday7 Next, at 1.0 A. M., at
182 First Street,
This is the sale for rooming-house
proprietors. People furnishing up
house -keeping rooms certainly
should attend Ford's Friday Auction
Sale of Furniture.
H. FORD, Auctioneer.
l-feoifcsrtverific Col
Tomorrow, Monday, and Two
Following Days, at 402 Wash
ington Street, Near Tenth.
Consignment of direct Importation from Con
stantinople of genuine Persian rugs and flno
art embroideries. Sale each day at 2 I M
GEORGE BAKER & CO., Auctioneers.
MORTGAGE SALE
On Tuesday Next, at Baker's
Auction House, Corner Park
and Alder Streets.
We are instructed by mortgagor to sell, un
der the power of chattel mortgage deed, the
fine household furniture, etc., removed from
residence, including fine parlor organ, with 12
stops and double knee swell and couplers well
constructed Daenoort of- excellent quality,
gondola couch in velour, upholstered parlor
pieces, couches and nice pillows, Jace curtains,
portieres, two wool Smyrna rugs, 0x12, body
Brussels carpets, wolf skln.rugs, pictures, and
frames, dining-room furniture In soil oak,
Rogers' (12 dwt.) silverware, china and glass
ware, moquette carpets, solid oak bed seta.
Iron beds, hair mattresses, pillows and bed
ding, Windsor folding bed, with fine hair mat
tress, wardrobe, dressers, sewing machine,
gas range, heating stoves refrigerator; In
fact, complete furnishings of residence must
bo sold lor spot cash to satisfy the amount
of mortgage and costs. Sale Tuesday next
at 10 o'clock.
GEORGE BAKER & CO.. Auctioneers.
Our regular Thursday auction will not take
place, as we are loyal to the President's com
mand. We celebrate and feel thankful, but
On Friday Next,
We shall sell the furniture, carpets and stovea
consigned for our weekly auction. Observe the
time of sale, commencing at 10 O'CLOCK n
morning and again at 2 P. M.
GEORGE BAKER & CO.. Auctioneers.
To Investors and Contractors
We have for sale In the Nob Hill district
a lot 200x50, which improved with cottages
or flats will yield handsome returns. Price
asked only $5000. Goldschmldt's Agency,
2C0 Stark.
MORTGAGE LOANS
OI improved city and farm property.
R. LIVINGSTONE, 221 Stark st.
NEW TODAY.
BARGAIN C01MN
CfiOKft 50x100 and modern 10-roozn house.
30OU 10th near TamhUL
CC Onn Thlrd-st property, paying 10 per
PJUUU cent net on $39,000.
Building Lots
$ 750
$1100
51250
$1600
$3250
$4700
Lots in Dascher's Second Addition.
next to 1005 Fair. Only few left;
easy terms.
Corner lot, S. W. corner 17th and
Madison.
For Inside and $1500 for comers,
20th, Pcttygrove and Qulmby.
Lot. 18th st., near Marshall; east
frontage; cement sidewalk.
X.ot (4SxlOO) Twenty-third, near
Everett.
110x100. eouth front, on Lovejoy,
nw 22d.
Over the River
C "I5() an(1 up, lots la Fewer s Addition.
S 175 Ixts la Norwoo1 University Station.
C S00 LoiB Jn Irrlngton.
Sonn Lot and cottage. 0S4 East 16th St.,
ouu near Rhine.
S 900 Lot zai cottage. 725 East 15th St.
ciqnn3 lots and well-built houso and barn,
h10UU Arbor lodge.
S1700 50x100' 8 rooms, 751 East Ash,
R"!7nn Sightly corner lot and desirable cot
Vijj tjjg page st and Gautenbein ave.
Q90 HO c acres, facing St. Johns car; best
9UUU buy la tjyjt vicinity.
conn 40x00, 8-room modern house, lOoo
Q)UUU Mablo st.. South Portland.
59nnn 40 acres, facing Base Line; worth
P"SUUU 100 an acre.
591 HO 3 l0t3. S. E. cor. 17th and Weldler,
V"1"" Holladay's Add.
cOonFractlonal lot with 7-room house,
V'400UGrand ave. and East Irving.
COJLQ0 3 lots s- E C"31"' 17th d Tillamook.
C9.1KnFract,0Ral lot with 7-room house,
PAXtvGrand avc and East Irvingv
CO ft OH 50x100, with store building and
vUUU ming-rooms. East Alder, near
East 13th.
fSJnn 10 feet, facing Russell st. Al
3OmUU Dlna. j, houaes renting for $35.
39nn Half-block, large house and barn,
CQrinfi 100x121 and modern house. Ea3t Ash,
VOOVV ncar 20th. ant g offer
5 ft OH ft acres, highly Improved; orchard.
vvuuu iarge ,6, home; barn, wlndmllU
Could not make Improvements for
$0000. Near Mount Scott car.
Cn7n Corner lot and one of the most
puftju modern and ideal homes on Tilla
mook st. Improvements are worth
the money.
GftOn vvl11 huy one of the finest homes at
psuuu Mount Tabor, with two acres ot land.
Will exchange for city property.
Grindstaff&BIain,
246 STARK ST.
SUBURBAN HOME
We are authorized to offer for sale the beau
tiful heme of J. C. Havely, located on Wood
stock car line, consisting ot one acre and a
half of ground, all set out in bearing1 fruit and
choice shrubbery, with an unobstructed view.
The dwelling Is of Colonial design, was built
In 1S03 by day's work, and cannot be dupli
cated today tor double the cost. Any cne want,
ing a suburban home will do well to see this
property. It Is going to be sold at a bargain.
Part In trade. For further particulars, see
Grindstaff & Biain
246 Stark St.
Do Your Lots Lie Close to
WORK
AND
WAGES
These are the things which make
property valuable
AT ST.
S
Where a man can e.arn his living.
Every lot or acre tract we offer
lies within a half mile of 5 Mills
and the Great Drydock, all lo
cated during the last two years.
New mills are constantly coming
to occupy the remaining mile and
a half of factory sites which front
St. Johns.
LOTS $75 and Up
$5 Down, $5 a Month
Acre Tracts on Installments
Aid given in building homes.
Forty minutes by electric line.
Free street-car tickets.
HARTMAN,
THOMPSON- & POWERS
3 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
$1350
New J-Room Modern House
Large lot, electric cars, beau
tiful surroundings, easy terms.
Geo. W. Brown
203 Failing Bldg. 3d 'and Wash Sts.
Phone Main 2129.
v.
W. H. NUINN
$1250 It on Thunnan. Willamette Heights.
$4T5 Lot on Morris, rrear Rodney
5200 Two lots. Cohuntla Heights.
-$300100 feet on Edison ave.. Sunset Park.
SS0O Your choice of several lots, Maegly
Highland.
fl$0-Corner on 10th, Lincoln Park.
2C0 2 lots, Ockley Green, near cars.
3903 lots on St. Johns car line.
SS50 Lot on Fargo, near Commercial.
$400-Lot on Monroe, near Kcrby.
J300-rTwo choice lots. Riverside.
$300 Lot on "th". near Falling, Lincoln Park.
K2 SHERLOCK BLOCK.
CHOICE RESIDENCE
PROPERTY
I now offer for sale the two modern houses,
Nos. 73G and 73S Irvine St., convenient to
l-oth car lines; each has teven rooms, furnace,
cement basement, etc For further particulars
apply to George M. Strong, Goodnough bldg.
FOE feENT OR SATJ3
Warehouse room. Apply Paclflc Paper Co.,
wholesale paper dealers. Front and Stark,
Portland.
For Sale
Nice modern C-room house
and lot. 50x100: choice
location; near -23d and
Kearney sts. Price. S4200.
C. H. KORELL, 231 Washington st.
NEW TODAY.
ARTMANl
1 oS. ; B A I
I MOIWSON
POWERS
3tHAMBERoCQMMERCE
Homes fri Irvington and
HoIIada Add.
We will build a home to suit
you in the best part of
Irvington and Holladay's
lAdd. installment pay
ments if desired.
COKfjrvFor new modern C-room house.
uu,,wlth fully improved street; ce
ment walk, porcelain bath, sink
ana wash, trays $:u caan, j
per month, including Interest; on
21st and Vaughn.
5"lRfinFor 50x100, on the West Side, on
ijjxouu0verlon near 24th aL
c QriO Fr 4-room house, with 100x100
'""on East Seventh and Skldmoro
streets $200 cash, $20 per month.
Sliinn"or new modern 5-room house.
'x""wlth bath, hot and cold water; 23
minutes' ride from city; on Mt.
Scott line; terms to suit purchaser.
Q"Ifinn"or C-room modern dwelling, on
v A""" East 20th st.; modern cdnven-
lences.
C07nFor C-room modern house, new,
'' ""with all modern conveniences;
porcelain plumbing fixtures; street
Improved; on Salmon, near 29th st.
5l SfL0 For modern 5-room dwelling, with
pxovWfUji basement, porcelain bath and
washstand; corner lot SOxlOS; both
streets graded; sidewalks laid
cash $300, $23 per month, lnclud
, lng Interest.
CMjnnFor 2 new C-room houses, with
"Pu" 50x125, on Rodney ave., ncar
Knott street; porcelain plumbing,
cement walks around houses, well
finished; within 1 block 10-mlnute
service car line; a good Invest
ment. COftnflFor T-room modern house, with
?""" 33 1-3x72. on East Ninth and Ash
sts., within walking distance of
center of city.
$9700 ror new- 7-room dwelling, modern
f ww throughout. Including full concrete
basement, wood elevator, full attic;
near corner of Tillamook and Rod
ney avenue.
C09flftFor 5-room new house. -with 50x
v"""ioo. on 30th and East Everett sts.;
$200 cash, $25 per month, Including
interest.
THREE DWELLINGS OK WEST SIDE.
(South of Washington Street, 10 Blocks
from Portland Hotel.)
7-room house, 52x100 $3230
7-room house, 40x100 S2C30
6-room house, 40x100 $2230
( .
, FLATS! FLATS!
Persons wanting property to erect flats on
should call upon the undersigned, who has
two corner lots, joining together, with front
age of 200 feet, and a. depth of 50 feet; the
most economical shaped ground on which to
build flats, navlnr a south, east 'and west
frontage. Is close In, being within four blocks
of the City Hall, and best property in the city
to erect flats on at the price. Apply to
CHARLES K. HENRY.-273 Stark St.
WAREHOUSE SITES
OR
FACTORY SITES
The undersigned can furnish splendid ware
house or factory sites, quarter or half-block,
on 13th st., fronting on the railroad track, or
a whole block, with track facilities, or several
good sites on the East Side, some of which
are on solid ground, with Improved streets.
Any Arm or factory wanting warehouse or
factory sites, should call upon the undersigned.
Apply to CHARLES K. HENRY. 273 Stark et.
PARK-STREET PROPERTY
Good quarter-block, 100x100 feet, fronting on
Park st.. with three cottages, and room to
build another one. Only $7300. This Is a snap.
WILLIAMS-AVENUE HOME
New, modern, well-built fine cottage, with
full corner lot, faces south and east. House
Is new, with concrete basement, furnace, good
plumbing, stationary washtubs. A complete,
modern home. Low price and easy terms
If wanted.
fOLOADAY ADDITION
Seve. line lots and quarter-blocks In Holla
day Addition for sale at very low prices.
Two lots. 100x100 feet, on East 12th St.,
for only $1100. This is a snap. ,
$2000 buys an elegant quarter-block on Broad
way st.
$2000 buys an elegant quarter-block on 12th
and Schuyler sts., with new concrete sidewalk
along one side; very choice and cheap.
$2000 buys an elegant corner. Just north of
Judge Bellinger's fine home; very close In ami
-very desirable.
VACANT LOTS
First Street Lot SJS? ??$
1st st., near Lincoln. hls lot Is close In
and Is a bargain.
Seventh Street lot eY.Vfeet0nortn-
of Lincoln; full lot, 50x100 feet; very desirable
and cheap.
Other Lots and Blocks infertnt
parts of the city for salo at low prices and
easy terms. Apply to
CHARLES K. HENRY
273 Stark Street
Select Bargains
Properties contained In this list aro posi
tively the best buys In their respective
localities.
(SQnri A corner lot south of Morrison st.;
hOOUU magnificent dwelling: on same,
which alone coat over $7000.
a? 4 nnn 8-room houso and lot on 13th st.,
54UUU south of Morrison.
CCKfinTtto modern dwellings, 9 rooms
vOoUU each; Rood income producers;
choice location; will sell one for
$1300.
tiK'nA pretty cottage, corner lotj East
l'3" 33d St., in Sunnyslde.
cirnn Two loto 100x100, northeast corner
5luu 33. 8th and Morrison sts.
ClA-n Three choice building: lots on Bel
JpXUOU mont st.; will sell one for $400.
e flKQ A lot on Eugene st., improved
v u"u street, sewer, gas, etc.; fine neigh
borhood. t
Q firtfl Extra large lot, 50x125, on Brazeo
v uuu st., near Union ave. and Kussell st.
Q OKi) Choice lot on E. Morrison st. In
v OUJ Sunnyslde. You can get better
vulue for your money in Sunnyslde
than in any other part of Portland,
o 900 ' 50x100, cast of Sunnyslde,
v w one block from car line.
Any of the above properties can be had
upon easy terms of payment.
F. BRESKE
Room 414, Sherlock Bldg., 83 V 3d St.
HoIIaday
Addition
60x100, on the West side' of East
Ninth street, between Halsey and
Weidler streets, with modern nine
room house. In fine condition.
House faces East, neighborhood is
excellent, and this property lies
midway between the Irvington car
line and the new Broadway line.
For further particulars apply to
R0UNTREE.& DIAMOND
BealEstate Financial Brokers
2il Stark St., cor. Second
Good Buy
ducer. Price. $4200.
"Washington.
Two houses and 60x100
near East Oth and Bel
mont; very central and
good, steady rent-pro-C
H. KOP.ELL, 251
TEW TODAY.
Wa&efield,
Fries &. Co.
229 StarK Street.
Vacant Lots
West Portland ParkVuTs
one. ,You can have them at $10; the 15 for
$160.-
Trnmnnf o3 T ald' 8. block 15; good,
ifiUUlUUl jevel lot3. $150 for the two
Columbia Heights. ?t& tor $150!
Arhnr "TinrifA Take yur choice of an
AlUUr JJUU,e even hundred lots; Inside
lots $125; corners, $130.
N. Mt. Tabor g lot- uo--cor"
"RrOWTI Tmpf Tl the Oregon City ca--ill
U nil XX HCL nne. 2 choice lots at $25y.
Rfl T?,lo off Inlets 4 and 5. block 8; size
ouiiietiritjujj feet; price.. $300.
Richmond Js& and 10' bloclc 11: pr,cf
Mayor Gates' Add.. bils?- a
Ankeny sts.: only $W0.
BronaughAdd. Eett.l0E8. L,S
E. GUsan. E. 24th. 'sts.; graded streets, sewers,
sidewalks; prices, $400 to $600.
Vfircrnntria lots near the Fair grounds,
loiaH3Ub!5 $000 each.
SliprTnnlr'c - number otfcholce lots on
OUCUULK. S N lst N jvja N 233 gt3 .
comers at $000; Inside lots at $750.
Portland Homestead TIS?,jaSrB
130, the other 170x230; wo want to sell the
two together, our price for the two being- $0000.
Ifnllnfl nr P n rlr Several attractive lots
XLUUUUUJ .ram that we can sell at very
attractive prices.
S.E.Cor. 17th and Columbia Sts.
50x100 fept; good building lot.
lSth&NortfirupStastrner?
LOYCIOY St. ortlx front heU 20th and
24th and Northrup &f?M
the Nob Hill district; east frontage.
Houses and Lots
1 4.4.1 (IfnnriTr 3f southern rortiand. near-:
iii iiiooay est. ly new 5.room cottage
50x100 lot; price, $S00.
782 E 14-tIlN Cor-- Beech, good cot-
o xi. j.iu a, g fuU 50x100 lot.
"lOfinE "Main Good 7-room house, bath,
iwuuij.jaiuu sewer, etc.; south front,
age; price, $1000.
1101 E Mfllll Attractive 5-room cot
A1V U tage; good condition; cor
ner lot; both streets improved; price. $1000.
66 Gondsfll Av near E- Stark, com
uuuuuU5)tUAl.fortaWe 8-room house,
barn, 50x100 lot; price, $2100.
St. Johns Lot3 12 13 and u- blok s,
uuu "u"a with house, railroad trackage.
$1200.
64.fi Third 25x100 feet lot, with small
v3ivj iiiuu cottage.
224 N. 12th 5"room c0"age, with 25x100
Fllltnil Pnrk 100x150 feet, with good
x uuuuiUla 5-room cottage and bath;
barn and outbulldine. r
251 N 14-fll St 5-room cottagert full 50x
20S-210Hjlll St Two nouses. "nted
-uo ftiuiumoi, to permanent ten
ants; lot CQx70 feet: $3500.
560 Eli7ahpth St "oxsoo feet, with t-
uuujJUiUUeiUDU rom house, $3750.
15th JlTld TTnvt Southeast corner, lot
12th and Ovprton x- "vv- corner. soxioo
x-Lii aim v ex iuu lot with two nou3es.
renting for $44 per month; price, $4000.
ew nouses
23d St Two houses on 23d St.. near Tork;
muu kji.. eacn contains G rooms, porcelain
bath, stationary tubs, etc; take your choice
at $2350; terms to suit.
3tUSellwoodSt.Auf?0et s-rootn h0Use-
772 E TrtvlnrSf Modern, nine -room
ences.
565-567 Trvinf? Sf Two modern 8 and
vvu uui XAVlUfc, Ol. o-room houses, re
plete with all up-to-date conveniences: nothlnir
jbetter in the city.
Acreage Tracts
Convenient to the city
Warehouse
Properties
ess
Properties
WaKeSeld,
Fries & Co.
229 StarK Street.
Secure a lot for $3.00 and
pay the balance at your leisure.
Think of buying a lot in this
beautiful addition for $3.00
down and $3.00 per month.
Only 20 minutes from the
heart of the city. Don't fail
to get one. Only a few left
and they will not last many
days.
To see Laurelwood, take
Mt. Scott car at First and Al
der. Agent on ground.
Geo. W. Brown
203 FAILING BLDG.
Phone Main 2129
City office open evenings.
30x100, on North side of Hoyt
street, between 22d and 23d streets,
with lK-story dwelling of seven
rooms and bath, in excellent con
dition. House faces South. Fine
neighborhood.
.ror further particulars apply to
ROUNTREE & DIAMOND
Eeal Estate rJTinancialBrokers
211 Stark St., cor. Second
MORTGAGE LOANS
On Portlaad real estate at lowest rates.
Titles Insured. Abstracts furnished.
Title Guarantee & Trust Co,
1 Chamber ot Commerce. I
LAURELWOOD
NEW TODAY.
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE BY THE
Title Guarantees Trust Co.
HOUSES AND LOTS
House and lot, corner B. 36th and E. Morri
son sts.; 5 rooms, new; price, $1800; half
cash, balance on time.
Cottage of 4 rooms and lot 24x100, cor. E.
2Sth and E. Ankeny sts.; price, $700.
New cottage of 0 rooms and lot 45x00 feeC
on Commercial St.. near Stanton: price. $2100.
House of 7 rooms', with bath; full basement;
small barn and three nice lots at E. Taylor
and E- 37th sts., Sunnyslde; price, $2(JC0.
Modern house of 8 rooms and lot 43x120 feet,
on Stanton st.,'bet. Rodney and Union aves.;
price. $2730; $250 down, balance $25" a month.
New cottage 5 rooms, bath, hot and cold
water, lanre attic, full cement basement and
two lots, 100x100 feet, "Williams ave., cor. Al
berta; price. $2230.
House of 7 rooms, bath, gas, electric Hsht,
full basement, heater; everythine In fine or
der; E. Ankeny -St., close in; price. $4000.
House 5 rooms, with bath and full base
ment; lot 50x100 feet, cor- E. Oth and Uncoln
sts.; price. $2000.
House of 5. rooms, largo hall," bath, hot and
cold water; lot 50x100 feet, E. Taylor St., bet.
E. 36th and E. 37th; price, $2000.
House of G rooms and lot, 50x100 feet, on
E. Salmon, bet. E. 33th and B. SGth sts.,
Sunnyslde; price, $2000.
VACANT LOTS
?300 For 3 lots, 100x110 feet, at Arbor
Lodge, closo to car.
$300 For 2 lots. 00x100 feet. In Plttenger'3
Addition to Alblna.
$700 Lot 50x100, cor. E. 30th and B. Ev
erett, on car line.
$0OO for 3 fine lots. 50x100 feet each. In
Central Alblna, near car; street Improved; will
sell separately.
$700 for two nice, level lots, 100x100 feet,
on. E. 20th St.. near Powell-st. car.
Seven lots. 50x100 feet each, at Portsmouth
Station; price, $130 a lot.
Four fine lots on Portland Heishts; price,
$4000.
CHOICE BUILDING SITES
In Sunnyslde. Xorth Irvington. Holladay Park.
Mt. Tabor, Tllton's Addition and St. Johns at
reasonable prices and on easy terms.
AMPLE FUNDS TO LOAN ON FIRST
MORTGAGES AT G PER CENT.
. ABSTRACTS FUKNISHED.
TITLES INSURED.
THE TITLE GUARANTEE
& TRUST CO.
6 and 7 Chamber of Commerce
JEI
LODGE
ACRE
TRACTS
The cream of Portland's suburban
property; the location cannot be ex
celled; facing the beautiful Willam
ette within a few minutes' ride on
the Oregon City cars to the center
of this city. Some of Portland's
most substantial citizens have pur
chased acre tracts here and the im
provements will be such as will
greatly enhance values in this tract.
For particulars see
. A. SHAW & CO.
243 Stark, Near Second.
?1200-CHOICE BUILJ5ING LOT OX BROAD
way and Benton sts., near steel bridge;
terms.
$1600 Fine 7-room house, on Fareo and
Commercial sts.; house In good condition
and fine yard.
$3500 New, modern house of 8 rooms, lot
77x100, cor. Fremont and Michigan sts. This
Is a snap. Investigate. Terms.
" $2750 New. modern G-room l-story houso
on 20th and K. Stark sts.; fine barn. bath,
sewer, streets graded; no trouble to show
this; terms.
$4300 Fine, new, modern double house,
near steel bridge; pays 10 per cent net on
Investment; a good buy to live In one houso
and rent the other; the rent of one housa
will pay for It all. Investigate.
$10,000 Fine business block on the West
Side, near the Hotel Portland; pays 12 per
cent on the Investment. A snap.
$2S0O A fine 20-acre farm, all In cultiva
tion, on Powell Valley road; a snap.
$250 Still we sell those choice building
lota in City View Park, Portland's ideal resi
dence district; $25 down, balance on monthly
payments.
SHARKEY & MORROW
207 Allsky Bldg., Phone Main 26S
Dwelling
Lot 50x100, on South kside ol
Lovejoy street, between 23d and
24th streets, with modern dwelling
of nine rooms and bath, in fine
condition. This place is up-to-date
in every particular, and is offered
for sale at a very moderate price.
For further particulars apply to
ROUNTREE & DIAMOND
Eeal Estate icFlnancialBrokers
241 Stark St., Cor. Second
BEST BUYS ON EARTH
el nnn Two 'lots and 2-story house. North
$1UWU em ma; st. Johns car.
el nnn Two fractional corner lots, with
IplUUU small cottage. Goldsmith and Mis
sissippi ave.
ei(nn East front lot, ISth street. Nob
$ouu mil.
"ClSflO Quarter-block, 24th and Heed.
mionn Quarter-block, 23d and Tork.
CQDOn 40 acres, facing Base Lino road;
DUU worth $100 an acre.
connn 40x100 and modem cottage, 701
$dUU Tavl3. Nob Hill.
OQEn Corner lot and 0-room modern house,
356 OU East 13th and Couch.
c-snO Fractional block, 24th, adjoining 10C5
JpOOUU FaiP grounds.
GRINDSTAFF & BUAIN. 24G Starkf St.
F. A. KNAPP
Successor to
Maxwell & Knapp.
Heal Estate, City, Suburban and
Acreage Property
Room 2, Chamber of Commerce.
i
TO EXCHANGE!
Desirable, centrally located property at
Detroit, Michigan
To exchange for Portland city or suburban
property or timber lands.
WAKEFIELD, FRIES & CO.
229 STARK STREET. "
re tiargain
1800
FOR lO ACRES
400 feet east of Mount Tbor reservoir, on Sec
tion Line road. Call Parlor C, Portland Hotel.
MERCHANTS NAT10NALBANK
STOCK FOR SALE
Inaulra at room 327 Marquarn Building-.