LEARNED MEN WILL GRAFT
Hughes 3Iakcs Talk to College Stu
dents at Brown University.
V
NEW YORK, Jan. 20. In his address at
the dinner ol tho Brown University Club
la6t night. Charles E. Hughes, counsel
to the Armstrong insurance committee,
touched incidentally on the legislative In
quiry recently concluded. Anions other
things he said:
"When sport cultivates the sentiment
that money Is the best thing1, then sport
is a bad thing:.
"When we look about us, we sec that
conege men in tne worm are quite as
ready to get their share of tho graft as
men who nave not naa an eaucauon.
Nowadays the young man comes out of
fnWftrn ttIMi tlio nn1f 1rln of "frtHni nn '
To do this he is willing to sacrifice his
independence ana his sense of nonor. ne
will become the tool of a political leader
and will put himself in a position of moral
Servitude to please him.
"When it is made plain that they must
Eianu on ineir merits, men young men
will reel a spirit of emancipation. Strip
fictitious reputations. Have publicity and
their merits. Politics should be conducted
openly.
"Leaders should be chosen for their
statesmanlike qualities, for their stand
ards of honor, for their courage, not for
tncir skin in pulling wires. And wnere
shall aw nnr n iha HVwraHrInt nnlHr.
the inspiration to do good and be honest
it not to tnc education and environment
unrl tho atlmiiliia nt -nlloc hnlls?
"I would like to tell you of the doubt
ana heartaches and Headaches or these
last few months, but I won't. I don't
Vnnw TirViof- will r-t-allv ha nrrnmnllsliiwl
by the investigation into the Insurance
companies, out 1 nope lor permanent
benefits. I believe that we, as college
men, have great lessons to take to heart,
10 put success on a true basis; to learn
to deny to men of money special privi
leges ju6t because they have money; in
otner woras, to develop tne spirit 01 per-
loct fairness and honesty.
DAILY JIETEOROLOGICAL. REPORT.
rORTlAND, Jan. 20. Maximum tempera
ture, 42 dfcg-.r minimum. S3. River reading
At 11 A. SI.. 7.5 feet; change in past 24 hours,
fall. 0.4 of a foot. Total precipitation. 5
P. M. lo 5 P. M.. 0.06 of an Inch; total since
September J. 1903, 21.35 Inches; normal.
24.06 Inches: deficiency. 2.07 inches. Total
nunshlne January 19, 1006, 3 hours; possible.
h nours ana is minutes.
PACIFIC COAST WEATHER.
S S" Wind.
3 MH I 3
tr a a
o o
a r ? S
n
CTAT10K9
fldlcer City.
.Jlsmarck. ..
3Jo1r-
,Kureka......
r 4?clcna
TCamloops. B
North Head.
Pocatllo. .. .
12010.00
4lNW
(Cloudy
Snow-
ll'.l '.U'Aoi.00
28 NW
4 NE
4 N'W
Cloudy
Clear
MRI0.01
T 112'W
I't. Cldy.
C.llfi
142
0.001..'
0.02!20S
Cloudy
'Cloudy
IClear
Hd Bluff.".".......t.-)2lo!oo! 4E Clear
Itoeeburc '4010.01; 4tSW JCloudy
..,(4210.011 0SE
'Cloudy
Salt Lakp CItv"l!is!o!oil k!nW lCloud
Han Francisco 'MiO.OOl Srv' Vl. Cldy.
Spokane !2Si T ! 4!SE 'Pt. Cldy
Seattle J40: T U0S Cloudy
T-trace.
WEATHER CONDITIONS
WKht rain has fallen today in Western
Oregon and Western WanhlnBton, and light
now in reported at scattered sections in
Northeastern Washington. Montana. North
Dakota. Southern Idaho and Northern
I'tah. The rains in California have ceased
pxcept along the extreme northern coast,
find, fair leather with clear skies now pre-
alls in that state.
The indications are- for narliv eloudv
weather in this district Sunday, -with light
ram or snow west of the Cafcado Mountains
WEATHER FORECASTS.
Forecasts made at Portland for the 28
hours ending at midnight. January 21:
uur c.iuitif n. uiiuuiKui. January .1: 1
Portland and vicinlty-Partly cloudy with
cht rain or snow at lnt-rvah Sontherlv
light rain or snow at intervals,
winds.
Western Oregon and Western Washington
Partly cloudy with light rain or snow at
intervals. Boutnerly winds.
Eastern Oregon. Eastern Washington and
jaa.no tair
A. B. WOLIiABEIt.
. Acting Dlntrlct Forecaiiter,
' NEW OKEGONIAN 'PHONE
The Mornlflir Orer-onlan ami T-renlnv ti.
gram have Installed a prlvato telenhone ex
(ihangey Main 7070. If anyone desire to
rommuaicate by 'phone with any department
of The Oregonlan or Evening Telegram, let
lilm call Mala 7070. The office operator will
make the proper call
'Y"-'S1
rrator responds. "Orego-
." Then aek for "City
desire the city editor
Main 7070. The operator
nlan and Telegram." Then aek for "City
waiter oregonlan."
DIED.
HELMS Anilwu' .T U.lmi E7I r-.
husband of Georgia HelniB. father of Harry
ojcnram u., Aioert Hi. and William A.
neiniE.
Tn this oitt- Tani.tm. vn irju . i
Xamlly residence, 69 Uardlng tret. Loulra.
. iiwii, .cu iu years, i: monuj and 6
vijj. runerai nonce nerearter.
O HARA ln Unglcwood. N. J., of pneumonia.
on tne tn day of January, 1P00. Mrs. Ed-
waro v tiara, aged i' years. Mrs. O'Hara.
a. aisier oi jars. James a. Beckett.
Portland.
JOHNSON In this city. January 20. 180R,
t mo reeiacnce or Ills KOn-in-IRW, O. J.
Sherman. Jl2 East Taylor. Thomas H.
.jonnson. agea ,t years. P months and. 4
b.b. isQucn oi zunerai later.
ITNERAIi NOTICES.
MOON In this city. January IT. 3P0G Will
lam Moon, aged 39 years. Friends are re-
pecuuuy invited to attend the funeral serv
which will he held at Holman's chapel.
ioaay launaay), .isnuary si, 1906. Inter
ment ureenwooa uemetery.
NIELSEN At residence, 735 Minnesota ave-
,.iuc. nur- ju. jauo, itasmus F. Nielsen,
aged I year and 8 montlu. Infant son of
7 ,T Friends are re-
'itwiuii.v jnvnca to attena tne funeral ser-
jcbs at renaence Monday. Januarj' 22, at
x: aniermeni Jone Fir Cemeterj-.
njiiiuo-m ime ciiy.. January so, 1006, at
the family residence. 876 East Ankeny
street. Andrew J. Helms, aged 58 yeans, 9
,.......0 i-rienas are resnect-
f nil v Invito tn otturvl t . .
which will be held at Holman's CnapeL cor
ner Third and Salmon streets, at l P M
' s J" . Januarj' 21. Interment Lone
CORLISS At rMMnr vf VI. .v .
Michael Owens, S5 East D&vla tree Janu
J j -w, iinra. Araiuiae it. corjlss. aged 30
jco.o o inonua, .funeral will tak
nls from rnMn.. Ta...o. . . -
A- M.: thence to St. FrancB Church, East
icrjiiu ium uk hireeis, aiBA. M,, where
requiem mass will be offered. Interment St!
ilary's Cemetery. Friends respectfully ln-
J; T.TpOJST A SON Fuacral directors
and embaJmerp. No. 261 Sd st., cor. MadisoB.
perleaced lady assistant when desired. Of-
nce oi uounij toroaer. X'noae Xala .
ressors to DuanlBg & Campion, undertakers
S J11lrrB ,a every detail; 7th
x-Buae .nam jlaojt assistant.
EDWARD HOLMAN CO.. Undertakers and
erabahners, have moved to their new balld
tor. Third and Salmon. Lady assistant.
aS SV UJ,;0. Usdertaker. 414
Alder. I4a awiataHt Phono East 52.
Eait
fK-tS co Undertaker. Eh-
evmciB, -10 jibmu, JUMt 1BR. Xadr flML
deri.: 126 Phe;;" Mala WW. '
NEW TODAY.
Beautiful Home
I
is Fiadmont 8 Rooms, M&itnu
Pk0neEst279
I CLASSIFIED AD. RATES.
"ROOmt." Saanl "tf.n...
knrplar Rooms," 'SUnatleBS Vtanttd," IS
words er less. 15 rrata: 16 lo 26 wordB. 24
cents; 21 to 25 ward. 2 cents, etc. No dis
count, ior additional lasertloB.
"New Today." 20 cent for 15 words or less;
IS to -20 words, 40 ceaU: 21 to 25 words. 56
ceai. etc. am insertion. aca additional
iHMTtlon, oae-half : bo farther disceaBt bb
rirr ann mnnf b
"NEW TODAY' fmur mpginri. rtF IK
cents per liae, first JasertloB: 10 cent per
unt jot each additional laMrtlea.
ANSWER'S TO AnVKTlTIKKMrcVTS md.
dressed care The Orrxeaiaa, and left at this
office should alwars be laclsed la rmlejl
envelopes. No stamp Js required a such
letters.
The Orra-onlnn will n h wuuitMi rr
errors la aavertlsemeatfl takea throuxa the
teiepnoae.
MEETING NOTICES.
A. P. A A. M. Alhlna. Tre. Vn.
101. A. F. & A. M. SDeclal com-
of conducting the funeral ceremonies
Members an imumM tn mt at lrklrrnvim
dertaklnc parlors at 2 P. M. Interment Green
wood cemetery, ah ju. j&. fraternally invited.
opeciai car proviaea. isy oraer or w. m.
GEN'ERAL RELIEF OOmriTTEFl T. O. O.
F., members are requested to meet at 1
l'ftvr uViii r-n V.(.. An. C...t V
pose of attending and performing the funeral I
Interment In Lone' Fir Cemetery. All Odd-
fellows invited. HENRT BROWN. Secy.
All members of Prosneet CamD. No
140. and the team in full uniform
II nr-nrtrt 1 ... t .in. -n r c.Joit Tan.
uary 21. to attend the funeral of our
ir iieiKnoor, vviiuam aiooiu eerv
ices at Holman's ChaneL
CHAS. O. JOHN. Con- Com.
UBO. IV. TABLER, Clerk.
new to dat.
All Ct OH a I ftS
By J. T. Wilson
AUCTIONEER.
MONDAY'S. SALE
At Salesroom, 180 First Street,
at 10 A. M.
This finlo mmnptoAe svjinof vnY fw-nr-n
..xiiuuo jwrui 01 uie city; pa nor rockers:
chairs and tables; pictures; portieres:
blnatlnn fnldltlo onnltoro. twnr! Knc
. CAVA
una asn aressers; commodes; dlnlns-room
i-SnroLti?ra
laneous.
TUESDAY'S SALES
On the Premises 102 13th St,
One Block North of Wash
ington St. at 2 P. M.
Comnrlsinc fnrnfRlitnu nt Miitoox r?.,
Sels rUIT. 10x12: hall mlrrnr- n3rlnr Lv.
and Chairs: oak sldrlmarrtr hnv.cAat
cnairs; extension table; folding bed and
floss mattress; pillows and beddlnp; pic
lures: cook and hcatinc stox-es: kltchon
treasure, aienos. eir- Th a not- ntt.
ior reni. Apply to ISO First St.
WEDNESDAY'S SALE
At Salesroom, 180 First St
at 10 A. M.
RRRAT rvt.ninivrt cur r tt
I-OR and IJBRARY FURNITURK. DIN
ING-ROOM and BEDROOM SUITS
KITCHEN and LAUXDRY -roittp:
MENTS and quantities of other useful
ilh mailings, etc.
THURSDAY'S SAI F5s
Jfje Graham Hotel :54,5A Wah.
1 "U VJI a,,a,, 1 Wa5n
Ington St. Sale at 10 A. M.
Furnishings of 25 Rooms
liavinir inKI niri Inno frnm nr..- T i..m.
all Uie WINDSOR and MANTEL BEDS;
l,u"i spnngs and mat-
tr55.eI DRESSERS: commodes: PIL-
WOOL and AXMINSTER CARPETS and
iuBa; warurooes; jace curtains: portieres:
------ - ---- .. wvivico.
ncaicrs ana an otner equipments through-
FRIDAY'S SALE
At Salesroom. 180 First St.,
at 10 A. M.
c
t umiLurc,drpets, oeaaing
LOD1D M nniisokixinlnf M,m. t
I asortment of furniture, stoves, etc
NOTE When you arc ready to sell your
. .Ti u.j " ' - UlIl
J. T. WILSON. Auctioneer.
Portland Auction Rooms
A SCHUBACH, Proprieter.
CANDY
AUCTION SALE
TOMORROW, 10 A. M.
AT 211 FIRST STREET
Confectioners and Grocers Take Notice
Tomorrow-at 10 o'clock we will offer for
150 huckets of choice cream and nth
uics. aiiu kudus are ncrrecr. nj i
ouuuuu. B r w Feu every bucket, so
there -will be bargains for some one. Sale
at j.w jiu ciiu, ai zll ii irst su
- ioKU, Auctioneer.
FURNITURE
AUCTION SALES
EVERY DAY AT 2 P. M.
EXCEPT SATURDAY.
AT 211 FIRST STREET
These salon includft -m -rniM t
J300 piano: National caih raster; two
lnnro -pVench-nlntA Tn!rrrtr- rSi i ' -,lwo
5100 worth restaurant cWWS-.niKS:
ui riiuuic iui uiu imrior. aininp-room.
bedroom, hall, library and kitchen If
you are looklngr for bargains, come to ''li
First st. We buy and sell anything "or
handle anything: on commission. Phone
$55,000
TSill nnartor VilnV n "Vv r. i.
$15,000
100x100. Norlh 1?t. t til.,.
HOBSON. 251 Alder.
"'" ' IUI" Hall
C r ?a xfSK Montage:
IIjJ1 . win DC
ithout reserve. F. BRESKE,
m
4Jil(t 1UUI. XMBg.
Corner
n.i.. . . . .
... uiui-iui arum vJty
Hall, corner lot 50x70. -with
-rYvnm Hmmtfi-
144 Sherlock Bids.. SVt s
THE STOTPAY OKiSGOiVIAy, PORTLAND, JANUARY 21, 1900.
NEW TODAY.
OILMAN
Auction & Commission Co.
St L. N. GILMAN, Auctioneer.
SPECIAL AUCTION SALE OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
(Tomorrow,) Monday, Jan.
22cf at 10 o'clock A. M. at
No. 190 West Park Street
between Yamhill and Taylor. We are
instructed to sell by public auction
all tbe furniture and fittings at above
address, No. 190 West Park street, 10
A. (tomorrow) Mondav.
S. L. N. GILMAN, Auctioneer,
I A -.t-Z O I
I " LI LI I J I I ,jri 1 l.
I - '
IJ,I,IJ T. . 1
InfilKPrmlfl h I f T niTl I TP
UUUOVliUlU lUIIIILUIl,
Tuesday, Jan. 23rd at 10 A. M.
at 413 Washington Street.
This sale includes all the fine furni-
ture. etc., from Seventh street and the
I hi i iium xjaai, oiue riisu.
S- L- G1LMAX Auctioneer.
Auction Sales
OF
Household Furniture
and- Friday, Jan
OCtk ..jocil .1 o ur t
aim .ulii a L tio r dill'
Ington Street at 10 A. M.
each day.
Consignments are received at anv
time. Main 2473.
S. L. N. GILMAN, Auctioneer.
Special Auction Sale
OF
Househojd Furniture
Carpets, Piano, Etc. of Large
Residence
"We are inKtrnrtvi rr. r.
5011 (on accounL nf rn'mm-j'l 1 e.. T. t.'
Cisco) to sell by public auction nt tti
527 Kearney Street between
Fifteenth and Sixteenth on
Wednesday next, Jan. 24th
at 10 A. M.
All the bodv RniKcnic a ,t. . ...
er carnots 'ta ii"Vi C
te.d1ncS? clcsnt "Pholstcrd parlof
i.,.7,cr slM5? JaInleT vefTne
.wj complete brVom dVe:
VnVv . me oest curled-hair
...uiuM. iu uruer; ieatuer dIHowm
couches: dratwrli- J""?."8?
JjfS
Wednesday. January 24 a
residence. No. 527 Kearney
sold "without re-
:ne sauarc niann
nt in A If
S. L. N. GITAf A V A,..i
ON TUESDAY NFXT
ATt?S(9LS iSJFdUL MORNING. WJ3
J1UUJ'.H. UAK H I TTf-
NITURE CARPETS AND
BAKER'S AUCTION-HOUSE.
several conslpniments include: Upholstered
narlor nI(Hv- nii,. . . 1 . " 1 t; '
, - v.. v...-, uaijins, iianasome Vx.
minster rues. 9vi?- tn.o. 'J.S -x
vers- fine !a inV: JcrPs:
table: good dining chairs; OAK BUFFET
cupboard: rockers and tables In quarter?
oak: handsome PRINCESS DReSprq
constructed couches; PRETTY " mt
kuass beds, full sire: felt and hair
xnattrewes. feather pillows and "upAo?
fonlcrs in white mini-.V..cnlf-
of ware: mantel rvH- w p-r r-u' ri ; J. Ae.1
urn ' a t en ..1 ' " r -" V l i.
ash removed frnm Vamt 1
rolls of good quality wallapcVrThe whole
mini V10 onU .t. '.' . "UOJe
tomorrow tMONDAT). AUCTION ov
gexj. BAKER & SON. Auctioneers.
ON THURSDAY NFxT
BATvER X- KrtV trUI ..11 ....
corner XAt knA ii"' oms.
fumlshlntrs InrlnHInX" ,J" WHClM
I refrigerator and and
STa rMMtS Stewwara
.'xl0 01 a recently furnished restnnmnt
restaurant.
tV.Jum"rc?n5,?n.ments of useful fuml.
ture. carnets nri iini-M o-V.. .f'H"' rni-
for this Aale. Auction Qn Tnu'rsd
GEO. BAKER & SON. Auctioneers.
PRELIMINARY NOTIPF
On Tucsdav. -Tainiar-i- -vi .
a sale of costlv hous'furiXi-SL "oui
mit,nnn.. ,.t,7- J" rcai
'r"r y "" oa k. weathered
oak. tirass vw1 an r i i.i." l,,-FU.
Pa,VtLc,8c&,r,n5 flrelass Eastern gS
yjv. oAivr.it az ou.-M. Auctioneers.
Hanford & Blackwell
ENQINEERS
Railrotds, Power Plants
Industrial Plants
311 Bailey BIdg., Seattle
Near In; On Park Street
223jQ hllVC B fraMlnnol 1.1. 1.. . .
. , . , . . '"aiuijicc; very cnoice:
v-o t . . i . u," . l"V. "Mficet. F.
i
i .i -. . - -s
NEW TODAY.
How Old Art
Thou?
Hast Thou
Learned
! Wisdom From I
the Ages?
One need not be horn
with a veil or the gift
of prophecy to foresee
that lots between Fisk
street, in University
Park and Macrum Ave
nue, in Northern Hill, on
Dawson Street, which
extends through the
: center of that rapidly l
l growing' district between
the rivers in Portland,
Oreg'on, and now selling
for $12.00 per front foot,
will, within twenty years :
from today, sell for
$1,000 per front foot
'"5-
NEW TODAY.
REAL ESTATE
404 P. fractional lot la North Port-
t!?TCQTpr lot. Laurel and Slit.. Port-
poooZ vi 1 . Uu n'ar ruther.
SitttZ?! trvnl corner lot. 24th it.
cw-Eajt.front lot. 11th. near Harrison.
MW-Lcrntr and new modern S-room
land Tvinha nd ifh01". North Port-
I gU-blocfc. 24th and Pettyjcrove.
I ' "J, one 01 me most xnoaarn
, v-Gie y-room names In Nortn
Portland
?6iT,J,H1r.,ao1'rn horne on d at: cannot
I' ntTi f J1'' P-o-date house, cora-
:X,. JocJc- & E- cr. ICth and Pelty-
ir.'- C 17th aoi I-oveJor, 3 dwell-
horfsV rDOJ1 to Duiio. anotner
f I2,Me 50x100. now naylns: fair interest:
ont! n'ari Sa,moa; procession will turn
J le Property 13th and I-oveJoy: corner
,,b.rifl51is 8: insldft lot vacant.
"f-Br!ck building, close in. paying
Hl'nltlf Ja'close In. paying 3 per cent net.
Lot on 2d. near Bnrnslde: can
JM5f .?era-,20 Pr month.
I U-block. cth t.; rent 7 per cent
TO INVESTORS AND WARE
HOUSEMEN
10Jifre;?"c,nS' th river In South Portland
Over flnn . l"a1'nK inrougn tne cenisr.
Hj-blok in terminal grounds, facing rall-
VuT py,nK fh- rate of interest. This Is
4f.f nlL "ce to get a half-block on the
west side wfth switching privileges.
ARDMORF
P!TrTi.,l-l VI.L 1 .m
bituiiihr; . r"i?,"ce. ?jop.yji.
s 1 .Run wler laid to each lot; 393,000
........ m uunns me past lew days, one
purchaser paylnp 562.000. or which there
IV'1 ,b Palatial residence erected. Only a
tew lots left. BUy now,- before nrlces sre ad.
oS at Park avePOrUaad H'rgbta car nd Ktt
OVER THE RIVER
cr. Prune Place. Base Line.
$'TCS"i5r ,ot- Kern's Addition, near In-
.., r- c" easy terms.
e?S&r32.xl2- E- Ash. near 20th St.
rZ. .onxer ,0t9- E- -Cth. running
ci?m .e,dler to Broadway.
'jO c a w- p- Raway. near
15aT$0- E- sth- naf Brooklyn st.
iiXXn ir0t.on Williams ave.. near Broadway.
?m?T Jot" southeast cor. E. 17th and
-.VT-.acr Hear iiontavllla. all under
juinauon. c-rcom house, barn, chlcken
noose. 2 wells and all stock and Iropte-
i.100- modern 7-room house. 121 E.
t. . raer Iot- raodern 6-room house. In
i??10 ?res highly Improved, nest of soli.
nlcH .1 i-.i ... . . . ...
" " ainuiiy. AiiiwauKie; pare or tne
WOBO xl00 and up-to-date- modern S-room
i-?.a5d atUc- c,os ln on E. Ash.
Vc11D feet 'aclnp Williams ave.; Just
ZT" .". Iock- modern house and barn.
2&!sh.t,J" i-hlock N. E. cor. E. 11th
-nd Morrison. Better se this.
fSV;5.K E 6th and Holladay. best
-P-Ji1 $Z JJoHaday's Addition.
J6000-50X100. One of the best-built mod
, homes In Hawthorne Park.
77BO Corner lot (73x100) and one of the
most modern and Ideal homes In Irvlngton.
GRIKDSTAFF & SCHALK
251 Stark Street.
TELEPHONE JIA1N 332.
COME IN
AND LET US SHOW YOU!
S85 000
50x100. prominent location oa
au st.: nets Vt per cent;
term.
$25 000
$15 000
60x100. new 2-torr bnlldlnr
on East Side; net 11 per
so30. One corner on nurnolde;
advance rapidly la value.
$10 000
30x100. on Hoyt; a haixaln at
m pnee ior a oiiort time
$ 6 250
amy.
Mile meflorn Q.rnnni
K. 20lb, near Burnside; house
$4 500 SS.04eh' D'rar -
S 2 750 fiX,u ,a Grand "-S Propc
W . IUU tiv. JhuInes locatloa; will soon
"Colonial Ar1,ll! .t. ..... .
uuuuio IU THiUr.
tou tn h.,iM "'I'UC JH D'e 'or
nJrV?Pf "9i,,0fJnJ?roIc?. and nnlmproved
h. 1" Jll iae c ,T a" can
"-'"c ryiruuia oaixain.
CORD -SENGSTAKF A rn
.ie..mn (HOT. 305 Sl.
Farms
AVe ran nntr pr f , .
tract f-rVr,oae
iiti -i r fc li,e market and
. ."-i. uuuti uniica contract.
City Properties
IVe ham nhaf vntl.i . .
tloa ofianie. ' mTUe
Loans
V M Imifl mnnv m. I T 1 . .
I -' 1 ' c"j aa xarm
1 -fc mi.-njDaiiie ram.
THE SHAW-FEAR COMPANY
245 STARK ST.
CHOICE INVESTMENTS
Th brat htuln. .
m;nt;vWK lw' wun Pooa improv
lorsrr ior. 77,1 nrJ T r- . .i, L ... .
22 acres. Joins Midway, all clear- Mm
1 throurh th I "or. - . . ..
Quarter block on 4th st. with splendid
imure vaiue. r resent buildings give a fair
Vholesal brick building on Front St.-
i rood I nmm. Inv.ttm.nt ?n ni
Blcgant home on Grand ave'., overlooking
conveniences. i(6o. .u.; au
South Sunnyslde. on Hawthorne ave : beau,
tlful lota. 30x100 all above grade! atreeZ
anfe to suit $150. w c"3"' 0,u-
Manr other choice properties. Corres
pondence solicited. "
iiAitiJiA.. XOiIFSON & POWERS
Investment ProDerties
per month. """ lta
100x100 on 3d st. unimproved; $12X00
and Second Additions. """u'"cs
irvington Iota from 5Sr) up.
Portland Heights houses and lots.
East Burnside Lots $800.
East Ankeny st; $S.
VAN W. ANDERSON.
201 McKay BIdg. '
$10,000
Beautiful nroperty on Port
land Heights, with ICO feet
mk-,. s.n,;nrZ,:"Xi
elegant and place must be' seen to be aD
preclatcd. "We can make terms to suit
purcnaser.
Portland Trnst Company
S. E. Comer Third and Oak Streets
Mortgage Loans 5, Upwards
Real Estate City and Farm.
Insurance In All Lines.
. A. H. BIRRELL.
NEW TODAY.
FOR SALE
By Commercial Investment Co.
T65 Third St, Room A.
$75 000
$65 000
$13 000
S 4 500
S 9 000
$50 000
$ 2 000
S 4 500
$30 000
$40 000
S 3 500
$75 000
$10 000
ICOxlOO feet, near "Washinr-
ion su. on itn at.
ICOxlOO feet on First st; pay
ing over per cent.
0x200 feet in warehouse dis
trict. Corner lot. with new S-room
nouse. .cast side.
Business on Russell st, pay
ing 10 per cent
Third-street property, payinjr
a per cent net.
Nice home on East Side.
Nice home on Nob HI1L
Half hlocV nn railroad trV
in warenouse district.
Corner on Seventh st
"Whole block on Hawthorne
avenue.
Building on Washington st:
Biiarnnrpert tnim fni- flv
years of J SCO per month.
Corner on 13th st: new
warehouses ail around it:
railroad track in front of
property.
$ 1 000
$60 000
$38 000
$22 500
$65 000
$ 3 500
$20 000
East Side. '
uooa corner, on starlc st.
slid rents. """" vayine
lOQxluO feet on 7th st
Business corner, paying 13
per cent net.
Corner on Yamhill st, leased
i or w.v per annum.
House and lot on 5th st
Corner. 3 blocks from 3d
ana -uorrison sis.; gooa in
come; easv terms.
$1500
$1650
$2250
New o-room cottage, near car
barn In Piedmont, lot 50x100;-$150
cuan. oaiance mommy.
New 3-room cottae- full tiat.
ment. good plumbing, near cor
ner of Rodney ave. and Mason
oil CCl.
New S-room rnMatyp T?ao An.
keny and 2Sth. full cement base-
imcui. uesi porcelain piumoing;
casn. oaiance. raontniy.
$2250
7-room modern house, almost
new. lot 50x100. on East 16th.
near Clinton st: $-0 cash, bal
ance, ju per montn.
$3900
New S-room house. West Side.
furnace, fireplace, hardwood
flOOrS. nlrplv tintori full xamcnr
basement, cement floor, the best
of porcelain plumbing: $1000
casn. oaiance in payments to
suit purcnaser.
Nice 3-room cottage forvrent
0. M. SMITH
730 Chamber of Commerce.
Business Property for Sale
$23,000 Corner on 3d st.
$20.000 Two-stnrv hrtr-V- nn ".1 .
JIS.OOO Quart ir Hni-l- nn Qt,
$13,3COl-45xlOO on Park St., two blocks from
vii(iuigun.
$13,0CO-Quarter on Taylor St.: we can
snow you a ju per cent net Income
$12,50025x10 on Front st
Residences and Lots
S13,0CO-rBcst residence in market. Nob Hill
district
$3,0CO 7 rooms." neyi, modern; aT bargain
J2.C0 5 rooms, with 33x100. on Quimby st
S4 -WYI 7-rrw-im KAvtAA n xr.-.uT. .
, .ww..., iwaiwvi uu .iviuuup S.
A. F. SWENSSON & CO.
253K WASHINGTON ST.
City Property
Corner on 2d st. North: best Dart: will
net 9 per cent on investment. Call for
prices ana terms.
$10.500 One of the choicest investments
In city property at the present time; un
V lease that pays 11 per cent net, and
."! ire tniacu ui cnu ul lease.
Fifth st Corner lot and fraction, good
location for apartments; can be made to
vy per cent on investment.
Front st Two-story brick, good loca
tion, now paying 10 per cent net on In-
t council i. ol tw.
TAFT & CO..
275 St,ark St. Chamber of Commerce.
tnr Co I q Pne .of the most beautiful
I 111 lrflr locattnn.o nrnnnrt tho. pik.
I Ul OUIU of porttand ,UroHv nn ,.or
Vf llul uue. vjoou a-room nouse.
3jLnJU w,tn furnace, hot and cold
tlon and wII furnfshfwi. rtaHv n nnn,,.....
ICOxllS feet of ground and fine cherrv
uiwimru; i.iritQ aiaoie: nroDertv cost mm
i luumii.s so. anu must oe sola now to
PORTLAND TRUST COMPANY OF
OREGON.
S. EL Cor. 3d and Oak Sts.
EGGS LOWER
Eastern Etre. itnzpn jt.
Ranch Ekk I noe
Kst lrrnm,n Tinttr fintiet.
Oood Creamery Butter irisO'dBSc
uairy uuuer 40 43c
Best Susar-Cured llama ic
I
iicnie ana cottage Hams .
ids. j.ara compound
Iba. Pur I.ard.
XT " V. . 25c
Lrcsm xsriciv. .r
2 lb. Full Cream Cbeese 3Sc
aaiuraay. cnicxen aay; chickens 16 17c
GIUUDB CJtEAMEKT.
204 Tamhlll
OPPORTUINIT Y
IS bain behind rillr Vt. n Inns. fnrtn. km.-
HAST SIDE has the most HOMES, has th
RHPITPCT nnnnl.tl.. I. I
R-VPIDtY. and the ORE.VTER PORTLAND
HOLLADAY'S ADDITION
1 the seosraphlcal center of tbe city, and lm
mnrh nf thlm wilt yi.uvim tlliaivfei! . . ?
Do not overlook these FACTS when malclnc
.u.auueuka, ouu BUB luarci las PTODerty,
THE OREGON REAL ESTATE CO.
wSJi nurd Street Room 4. Portland, Or.
$35-Lots on the Car Line
oOxlOO feet each for $33 Is the full pur
chase price, all cash, ior lots on the car
within thn laet- A r?ai7 JV nuf .1 ru
lots offered for sale, and will continue
tn soil tinMI nvorv l I n .
- . - H.. ... w w w. . U b- .w UtUf UiUUCUllVO
of their values. These lots are situated on
Haln ave.. which Is now holn imnrw..,.
Titlo perfect For particulars lnouir
iwoui wwu. oiuff.. oa ana stark sts.
NOTICE
KInr. th hlimln- nf nm mill. t o. 1
prlca of lumber on the Peninsula have been
irfvanrfd IX Tir- r,nl a K. nl ... , ...
. " - v. vi ices wun
trades lu Pr cent lower. Therefore In or
der to equalize this difference, we will pay
chasers who bargain to build at time of purl
tit A.N CIS T. M'KENXA.
J USt TlWlk Of It f
31 Sct Overton st. between
waiK, sireet araueu. tot Hes 3 feet IITC
aaove-sraae ot street, rmse vatj j
NZW IQPAY. ijl
FOR SALE
BY
Mall & Von Borstel
East Burnside Street
JxlOO. southeast corner E. 3d and
tjslde st.; a fine business proper
East Burnside Street
SvXlCO and X.rnnm Vinnoo n1..n
ner lOth anr? T7"n -0,.1.I 1
East 10th Street
TinVnM be.een East Ankeny and East
Burnside. Price. S2SM: trmi tn mU.
East Oak Street
X.Ot aaXfiS nnrt a.--,.. .i 1 . "
obi East Oak sL A bargain. Price. S400O;
TrTrif w " w
East Pine Street
DOXKYt anrt t-nrn. .1 i
v s7k r: nortneast corner
Sth and E. Pine. Price. J51W.
nd two houses, northea
id E. Pine. Price,
Grand Avenue
LjJi 91 southeast corner Grand ave.
1 " asb. or price and terms see us.
nomes Easy Monthly Pay.
ITientS
Salmon auu iui svsiw, on -ou anu
7-room house on E. 31st st, nr. E. Pine.
6-room hnn 1a- ?J-rtM VTrt 171 Trr oc. w
i St.. near K r)9vi '
G-room hous? and lot. 50x100, No. 128 E.
-I L II St.. nwr TT Tln.1.
sifinn
Ijfit 4K-r1M o nj c i -r. i
keny o;tuum iiuusc uu c. jvn-
Chipn I nts
ror ?4uD each. Tou can buy them on easy
montniy payments.
Grand Avnuf
Lot r-rir.i nr. r- j .... i w
. v. uiaiiu ave. ucinccu
x'lne and E. Oak; a crirwl lnvofmonf
Price, only $4500.
East Couch St., (Near East
1 went leth)
Price. ?t000: easy terms.
Buslnps; and Flat
union aves. For Drice see us.
River Front
100x600. on E. Salmon. 1I
MALL & VON BORSTEL
393 . Burnside St
Big Bargains
Arp rapidly disappearing, but here are
a few left
30,000 For 4-story brick building In
the very heart of . the choicest
wnoiesaie district; present income
$3600 a year.
30,000 For three-story brick and
quarter block: present income
$2400 a year. 1 can show you how
to get $4S00 a year out of it
927,000 For three-story brick, present
loiua .vl expiration icase in
four mnnth..' fh rental valnn tv-Jll
be $3u0j. In fact it Is worth that
now.
25.00O For two-story brick; rental
value $2500.
915,000 For three-story brick, present
iciiim vsiud lijuv.
45O0 Beautiful house qn East Twen-
uciu au, ueu jineny ana xurnsiae.
533 OO Eight-room 'house on 22d st.
north, bet. Johnson and Kearney.
92650 For six-room house No. SfiS
21st St.. bet Savier and- Thurman.
$3000 For fall lot northeast corner 22J
and Kearney.
$2300 For full lot southeast corner 22d
and Kearney.
$1458 For 22x100, Flanders, bet. 21st
uiiu u, tins pi icu procures aiso
complete plans and specifications
T hftVft onft Of thi mnat VToalfoKTn
ner lots between Burnside and Wash
ington, xniru ana rentn Bts.
rrttr.AT anH tnutrltx Into In . . i j
....w. .1 uuutn au
dition and Kings Second addition for
rAfltflAnnA nr flnta Alan a .n. I
. .jw....ww w. ........ .miu n. ion CUUICw
low-priced business locations.
R. M. Wilbur
30S McKay ''Building.
: Safe- :
Guard j
Your :
Future :
by inverting in Portland Real
Estate. It "will make money for
you; our Jiat is good and -we
make terms.
i Portland Trust Company
of Oregon
S. E. Cor. Third and Oak Sts.
WASHINGTON STREET
JS0.C00 Corner east of .12th.
535,000 Corner, 100x100, pays 74 per cent
net
$22.500 100 feet frontage.
X12.E0O Corner. 21-3 lots.
51O.0G0 iQxlQO.
m W1 V1t1A1 fCnr-tU -nnt. (inn
JISISOO 100x100. North 16th; pood income.
Aiirew-aiory oncK, rirsi St., SOOd
EAST SIDE
Quarter block. Grand ave.: S20fl0 im
provements; will be worth 512,500 in 00
days; wo.ow.
E. J. DALY
222 Failing; Bid.
For Rent or Sale
Warehouse
will rent nr spll on ntv trma 11,. T
sale a quarter block on 13th and Overton
streets.
KNAPP & MACKEY .
Room 2. Chamber of Commerce.
Choice full
lot, axm,
ei 23d st.
8L location for 1
son st. t;jne location for Hats. C H.
ji.jtf.jt.uLj, at wasmngton.
WEST SIDE, CLOSE IN
Cnnn Fractlenal lot, 3-room. houg. on
illnll Harrie st, near Park: Z2&.
cm auiB u ir partieuiars.