The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current, May 13, 1906, PART TWO, Image 18

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Newspaper Page Text13 THE SUNDAY OREGONI AN. PORTLAND. MAY 13, T90. JVC in IJ wnged WINNER Defeats Pacific University on the. Diamond. BY A SCORE OF 38 TO 2 Multnomah Secures Thirty - Three Hits, and the Visiting Team Runs Vp Sixteen Errors in the Ball Game. The Multnomh ' Club's' baseball team won an overwhelming victory over the -. Pacific University team yesterday, for the local clubmen scored 38 runs to 2 for their lopponenta. Multnomah Becured hits, 'and the visiting team piled up 18 errors. Henkle of Multnomah made seven hits In seven times at bat. The score: PACIFIC UNIVERSITY. , ' AB R IB TO A ;fpple. p. 2b an4 e... 4 0 11 2 Moore. 2b and lb 4 1 1 4 2 . Trake. cf and Sb 4 o 1 1 2 r Kagleaon. 5b and cf.. 4 1 a 1 o. Huston, mi and p.. 4 o 1 2 n Bparka, lb and 2b 4 0 1 0- Via. c. rf and aa 8 1 0 1 ". Huirton, If 0 O 0 I Ward, rf S 0 .- 1 O Totala. . 83 M. A. A. AB 7 7 8 2 C. R 6 a 3 It s 8 1 2 2 u 0 24 14 16 IB PO Oray. an Henkle, cf Fertton. lib Trowbridge, lb... fltott, o Holmin. If 8 1 1 2 11 T 0 o n 4 0 o o 7 ft f Stockton, ab and rr..-. t I Otf. rf a ' Campbell. 2b S fjood.li, p. .......... . 9 Morrla. p.. 2 Thorn, p 0 Totala 80 88 33 2T ' SCORE BT INNINGS. Pacific Unl 1 1 0 O 0 0 ' 0 2 0 6 38 33 O 0 14 7 11 C-' rM. a. a. Hita. . C. . SUMMARY,. Struck out By Topple, 3; by Goode.ll, 3; by Morria, 1: by Thorn, I. Bmi on balla OfT Topple. 1: of? Ward. 2. Two-bMfl hita Copple. Drake, O. Huaton, Henkle. Stockton. Btott and Campbell. Three-hane hita Ott. Stockton and Henkle. Double playa Oray to Campbell to Trow . brldare. Henkle to Campbell. Stolen baaea Henkle 8t. Holman (31, Campbell (2). Oray, Btott, Ott, $ag!eaon. Via ami Ward. raaaed ball Via. Hit by pitched balla Copple. I; O. Hus ton, 1. , Wll.l pltcbea Copple, 8; Ward, 1: Coodell. 1. Innlnga pitched By Copple. 8; by Ward, 1: by O. Huaton, 1; by Ooodell, 4; by Morris. 3; ' -by Thorn, 1. Hita off Copple. 82; off Ward, 11; off Goddell, 3; off Morrla. 3. HINT CLVB'S PAPER CHASE One of the Most Enjoyable Affairs Yet Given. The Portland Hunt Club's closed paper chase yesterday wss one of the most en joyable affairs of the hind held under the auspices of the club this season. The start was made promptly at the appoint ed time from Twenty-second and Johnson streets, and the coure selected by the hares. Messrs. T. O. Downing and R. H. Jenkins, was one favored by Judge C. . C'arey, who mapped out the ride for the club. In addition to selecting such an Ideal course which had its finish at his beautiful country place. Rlvfrdale, on the W hite House road, Judge and Mrs. Carey entertained the riders most royally at an elaborate luncheon. Those who enjoyed the run and the hos pitality of RlverJale were:' Mrs. F. O. Downing. Mrs. F. G. Buffum, Mrs. J. W. Oruthers. Mrs. Norton, Mrs. Brunn, Mrs. S. C. Spencer. Mrs. A. M. Cronln, Mrs. T. T. Strain, Mrs. Dr. Wood, Miss Shogren. Miss Anne Shogren. Mies Flanders, Miss Wrenn and Miss Glle. and Messrs. E. M. I.azarus. Dr. Kfnmet Drake, J. W. Cruth ers. A. M. Cronln, V. 8. Howard. James Alexander, H. H. Hcrdman, H. L. Cor bett, William Walter, Jack Reed. F. C. Kerr E. D. Sterling. E. M. Eldrldge. T. 8. McRath. J. H. Coghlan, Herbert Mor ton and J. C. Muehe. M. F. H. AMUSEMENTS. t BASEBALL ATHTJCTIC PARK rrtwr Vsiicha and Twenty-ffonHh PORTLAND vs. SAN FRANCISCO MAY 8. . 10. It, It. 18. Games Called 8:88 P. M. Dally, iiamea Called t:80 P. M. Sunday ai Ladle' Iav Friday. ADMISSION. SHc. GRANDSTAND. 26o. CHILDREN, lOo BOX SKATS. 25c. . SAN FRANCISCO'S DISASTER For Sale Slid view's and moving pic tur of Kan .nrtaco, bfore. during and a.ftr dia&Htfr. Mnvlnf pletur machine, " lilma. long llde. te., bought, avoid and ex changed. New roan" Theatrical Circuit, - 145 14 th t. KT TO OAT. E. B. COLWELL (Formerly Farmer's). ' W HOLESALE AND RETAIL, GROCER . 2S1-383-3SS Third St., Cor. Jefferson. The BIk Stare of Little Prloea. SCHILLING'S BEST BAKING POWDER is still 36o per pound. Following prices will save you 25c on every dollar. Quality guaranteed. Pry granulated sugar, ner sack, $5.(10; 18 pounds dry granulated sugar, 81: 3 pack ages Magnolia cleaned currants, 26c: 3 packages new J-crown seeded raisins, 25c; S pounds new 3-crown loose Muscatels, ' 25c; 1-pound can Royal baking powder, .. , 40e: 1-gallon can fancy table syrup, 40c: H-gallon can fancy table ayrup. 20c; Crosse & Rlarkwell's olive oil. quart bot tles, 6&c: 1-pound package Arm and Ham- ( ,' mer soda, 6c; t pounds French prunes. ' 25o; shredded wheat biscuit, per package, 10c: 8 pounds Louisiana rice. 25c; fancv early June peas, per dosen, 90c; 13 bars Royal Savon soap, 2Cc; 7 cans best sardines. In oil. 2Bo: Cove oysters, 1-pound cans, solid, per dosen, 90c; H. O. oats (2-pound packages), per package, 10c: best picnic bams, per pound. 11c; best cottage hams (boneless), per pound, 11c: shredded cocoanut, per pound. 16c- hard wheat Tour, per sack. $1; Scotch Oats, per pack age. 10c: Pottum Cereal, per package, 20c-Kele-Naptha snap, per bar. Sc; best soft wheat flour, per sack, 81; Java and Mocha coffee regular 86c), 35c; one-eighth box soda crackers (about 10 pounds), GOc; English Breakfast tea, per pound, ihc; fancy Gunpowder tea (regular 85c). ,15c broken Java coffee, per pound. 10c; t"nee-l da Biscuit, per package, 5c; Tiger cream tlvn slaei, 6c. East Side delivery Tuesdays and Fri days. Fhone Main 408. BEST CREAMERY DAIRY BUTTER 35c LA GRANDE CREAMERY 2S4 TanhlU 8trt. , NORTHRUP STREET Betwe.n lsth and arh Sts. I South side of street.) .1 33xiC0, $1650, Easy Terms inaUJ-o M itTOai t, plicae .Vim. iw CLASSIFIED AD. RATES. Room." "Room and Board." Hotta keeptoff Roomi." "SltoatSoaa Wanted 16 wortis or Ie. IS cmti; 1 to worda, ta ccntat CI to S5 worda. 25 ce-jta. etc Ko dla connt for additional tnaertlon. C.N'DEB ALL OTHER HEADS, neon "New Today." 80 crate for 1ft worda or leaat If te ! word. cents: 21 to St worda, 6 rente, etc. flret tnaertlon. Each addltlonml lasertlon, one-hall; no urtlaer dlacount al ter one month. "NEW TODAY" (cattce meaaare amte IS rente per Hoe, flret IneerHon: 14 centa per Una for each additional tnaertlon. ANSWERS TO ADVERTISEMENTS, ad dreeesd care The Orefconian. and left at thie office, hotvld alwara be tnclod In aeavled envelope a. IS' a atamo la required on euch letters. The Orewonlan wilt not be reanonaiblo for error In adTerUaementa taken through the telephone. - MEETING NOTICES. GRAND PICNIC riven by Kaiserin Au gusta Lodge. No. 1. O. D. H. S., Gambrinus Garden, Sunday, May 13. Admission 23c. Ladles free. , PORTLAND CIRCIE. NO. 55. W. OF W., will give the last of thir series of whist and dancing parties Tuesday evenlnK. May J.l. In Allsky Hall. Grand prize to the one attaining the highest score for thf season will be awarded. Admission 15c, Including Ice cream and cake. BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICAN YEO MEN ALL members of the order are re qursted to meet at the eant entrance First Haptist Church. 12th and Taylor ets,, to at fr.d the funeral of Archer Mary E. Wall. 1:30 P. M.. Sunday, May 13. ELM BR C. SHIPLEY. Foreman. ROBERT ROBERSON. Cor. Portland Home stead. Ho. ftltt. A. O. H. Members are requested to meet at Ali?kv Hall, 3d and Morrison, Monday at 8:30 P. M. By order of P. E. SULLIVAN. C. P. DIED. ALLE5N- In this city. May 12. Iflnfl, at the family residency 527 Johnson street. Augusta J. Allen, beloved wife , of H. S. Allen. Fu neral announcement later. IRWIN In this city, May 12. lf6, at - the family residence, 74ft Union ave. Nortn, Barn est L, Irwia, aged 22 years, 1 month, and 2 days. Funeral notice hereafter. LINK LATER In this city at St. Vincent'a Hospital, May 12. 1906, William Link later, aged 4rt years, beloved husband of Mrs. "William Linklater and father of Mrs. Mc Cambridge, J. J.( Colin, Willie and Nettle Link later. Mr. Linklater was a member of Albina Camp 191. W. O. W. Remains are at the parlors of Zeller-Byrnes Com pany. Funeral notice later. EUNERAX NOTICES. ,K CROKNI In thfa city. May 12. 100. at the family residence, 601 East 12th -st.. Clar ence infant aon of George and HDie Cro- ' enl, aged 1 year, 11 mo n the and 23 dayr. Funeral services will be hold at Cedar Mills Cemetery,, at-11 A. M. Monday, May 14. SNIDER In tbta city. May 11. iwvt,' at the family residence. 269 East Thirty-seventh etreev John 1- Pnlder, aged 59 years and lO months. ' Friends ,are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral services, which will be held at tne above residence at 2 P. M. to day (Hunday). May 13. Interment , Lone Fir cemetery. WALLS May 12. 1006, Ella May Wails, aged 44 years, wife of Archibald Walls and v mother of. Ethel. May, Ray B.Hugh P. and Clarence W. Walls, of this city. Friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services today (Sunday) at the First Baptist Church at 2 P. M. The re mains will be taken to the Crematorium (private). EDWARD HOLMAN CO., the leading fan era! director and em b aimer. 2ta and Itt Third etreet. corner Halmoa, have the finest eetabllehment and the moat reasonable charge. Wo have an experienoed lady who take full charge ot mil ladjr caeca. Fhoao Main ftOI. T. P. FTNXKY SON", funeral direct or and cmbalmer. No. 261 3d t cor. Madison. Dar or night call promptly attended. Ex perienced ladr aaeletant when deelred. Of ttco of County Coroner. Phono Main 9. DCNNINO. M'ENTEK M GILBArjOH. 8ne oeor to Panning A Campion, undertaker and embalm ere i modern In OTerr detail; 7th and Pine. Phono Manx 43. Iady aeaWtamt, r. DUNN1NO. Cndertaker. 414 East Alder. Id- Militant. Phono East ft. , ZELXJSR-BYRNES CO- Undertaker. Em ml mere. 278 Rneeell. East lSs. Lady aeet. TON BETH CO.. florleta. Arttatle floral deeia-m. 12 6th st. Phono Main 61 OS. NEW TODAY. NEW TODAY. PORTLAND. OR., MAY , 190A.INFORMA tiori 1 wanted by the undemlgned as to Henry Vocke or Annie Vocke or Marie Vocke, aupposed to have lived in San Fran cisco, Cal. These persons are lawful heirs ' to the eertate of Kasten Facke, deceased, raid estate la ready for division and it ia of great - Importance that these heirs be lo cated. San Francisco papers please copy, particularly the German paper. B. Pape, administrator, 4 Bast Ankeny at. N., Port land, Or. TO LEASE H -BLOCK WITH BRICK building, northeast corner of Park and Washington sts. ; will arrange to suit ten- , ants; available June 1, 1906. Jennings & Co., 3324 Washington. HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF TUB CITY built and sold on installment. Kroner. 8d t. $500 Cement walks, lots 60x100. on E. Sist st., one block north of Haw thorne ave. An Old Story The man who pavs rent for ten year pay nearly the original cost of the property and In most cases the appreciation Is more than the interest on the investment. The EAST SIDE baa the most HOMES, has the GREATEST population. Is growing the most RAPIDLY, and the GREATER PORTLAND MUST and WILL be there. Holladay's Addition Is the geographical center of the city, and Is the most DESIRABLE residence district, and much of this wilt become BUSINESS property. Do- not overlook these FACTS when making Investment, and call and in spect the property, for seeing is believing. The Oregon Real Estate Company 88 m. Third St.. Room 4, Portland. Oregon. New Houses For Bale new houses in choice loca tions at Willamette Heights. These houses are built in the most substan tial manner and nave all the latest im provements. Houses are sold at cost and liberal terms of repayment are given. For full particulars - apply to Russell & Blyth 82 THIRD ST. 6 Acres This piece of acreage Is three blocks from the car line and of a mile this Side, or west, of Monta villa. - The land Is cleared, grubbed and fenced : If platted into lots should bring from $5000 to 87000. Price 82750: a decided bargain. O. H. VAN HOUTEN, Room 20 Lumber Exchange. Main !7S. REMOVE YOUR OWN CORN S TAl'OHT BI MAIL Tt costs you but 83 for a course In chi ropody. Tou can do your own work and your friends'. . We have students now making 83 per day. Eay to learn. In struments and Instructions furnished. DR. O. O. FLETCHER'S - l m r- kriAl 4- f U,MnnJ., "m. upuuv 4AUl31i.X. BLUUlli SQKJUAXD. OR, KW TODAY. Auction Sales ByJ.T. Wilson AUCTIONEER. Mondays.Wednesdays, Fridays At 10 A.M. Each Day Monday's Sale At Salesroom, 208 First Street Commencing at 10 A. M.. we will offer at public auction a fine assortment of parlor chairs and rockers; dining-room table and chairs; blrdseye maple dress ers; oak and enameled dressers; beds of every description; bedding and table lin en: center tables; toilet sets; pictures; drophead sewing machines: couches; lounges: rugs; carpets; mattings; French plate mirrors; wardrobes; kitchen safes; treasures: dishes: utensils; steel ranges; gas ranges: cook stoves and complete housekeeping outfits. Monday's Sale On the Premises, 108 Twelfth St., Corner Washington At 2 P. M. , The Furnishings of Mrs. Cram ers' Home COMPRISING ELEGANT PARLOR FURNITURE. CARPET8. etc.; mahog any rockers and chairs; select parlor set; costly BRIC-A-BRAC CABINET; fine BRUSSELS CARPETS throughout the house; portieres; lace curtains and hang ings; drophead sewing machine; oil paintings; fine center tables; chairs; rockers, etc. The' dining-room equipments comprise oak sideboard; golden oak ex tension table, with chairs to match; china closet; china dishea and vases; pic tures. The sleeping-room furnishings comprise oak bedroom set. fine springs and mattresses; bed- lounge; toilet sets; rugs: wardrobes: lamps. In the kitchen you will find steel range, gas stove; kitch en utensils; laundry equipments, etc. Sale prompt at 2 P. M. j Tuesday's Sale : ; On the Premises of Rev. H. W. ," Decker at Mount Tabor c" At 10 A.M. ; : - REACHED BY MOUNT TABOR CARS OFF AT- DECKER STATION, ONE BLOCK "WEST OF WEST AVE. May Decker has Instructed us to sell all the Wrnishlngs of hlfl dwelling, compris ing parlor and dining-room fittings; car pets; mattings; lace curtains: Iron beds; hair mattress; center tables; eight-day clock; extension table and chairs; oak dressers and commodes; couch; rockers; writing desk; toiletware; dishes; utensils T portieres; steel range: cook stove; parlor stove: fruit jars; laundry equipments and all other -furnishings, etc. . . throughout this large house. , . Wednesday's Sale At Salesroom 208 First Street At 10 A. M. Carpets, Furniture and Stores This large salesroom will be crowded with fine parlor furniture, library and dining-room effects; bedroom furniture; kitchen equipments; steel and gas ranges; cook stoves; fine carpets and rugs; com plete housekeeping outfits, etc. Friday's Sale At Salesroom 208 First Street At 10 A.M. The Equipment and Fixtures of the Winter Garden Comprising different size coffee urns; large COPPER KETTLES and pots: RE FRIGERATORS; PATENT SINKS for dish purposes; ELECTRIC FANS and DYNAMOS: gas hot cake plates and stoves; a full line restaurant dishes; ta bles; bentwood chairs; table linen; tow els; napkins: cutlery; plate-glass mirrors; screens; steel range equipments; uten sils; brass cuspidors; clock; and all other furnishings of this noted hostelry, in cluding HALL SAFE AND CASH REG ISTER; Inlaid linoleum, etc. NOTE We pay cash for furniture, fix tures, etc Phone Main 1626. J. T. WILSON, Auctioneer. Portland Auction Rooms A. SCHUBACH, PROP. AUCTION SALES FINE FURNITURE . VAT PRIVATE RESIDENCES, Tomorrow at 10 A. M. - .... . , at 34T- EVERETT ST., We sell the furnishings of 14-room resi dence for Mrs. Beauclaire. These fur nishings are in excellent condition and certainly worthy of careful buyers' at tention. They consist of high-class brass trimmed ' metal beds ; dressers and com modes; carpets; lace curtains; portieres: center stands; rockers; chairs: couches; wardrobe; fine kitchen and parlor furni ture, etc., etc. OPEN YOUR EYES: BE AN OWL and come and secure some of the bargains at 347 Everett St.. tomorrow, 10 A. M. C. L. FORD, Auctioneer. AUCTION SALE Residence, 201 North 16th St. Thursday Next, 10 A. M. We sell for Mrs. Ladock the furnishings of her 10-room residence, including that magnificent dining-room suite of QUAR TERED OAK; EIGHT-FOOT EXTEN SION TABLE. SIX CHAIRS AND BUF FET: MONARCH STEEL RANGE; quartered oak, hand-polished folding bed, with -French-plate mirror: Axmlnster, Moquette and Wilton rugs; 865 davenport: elegant halltree; a variety of dressers and commodes; PIER MIRROR; beauti ful metal beds; Y Y springs; mattresses and bed linen. Then there Is the lace curtains: portieres; center stands; rock ers; couches, etc. To miss this sale is to' lose money. Be at 201 North 16th st. promptly at 10 A. M-, Thursday, May 17. You know we go through the sale with a rush. We don't care who gets the bar gains. .C. L. FORD, Auctioneer. AUCTION SALES Every Afternoon, 2 P. M., at the Portland Auction Rooms, 211 First Street EXTRAORDINARY AUCTION SALE At 211 First Street, Tuesday Next, 2 P. M. MUST GO OUT. MAHOGANY SIDEBOARD: massive black walnut halltree. with large French plate mirror: wall showcases: 500 folding settees: flat top desk: 500 books, standard authors: 866 davenport; gas ranges; bed room suits and a general assortment of good, substantial furniture. To miss this sale Is to lose money. Be here and share In the bargains at 2 P. M. Tuesday, at 211 1st st. C. L. FORD, Auctioneer. Mortgage Loans 3, Upwards Real Estate City and Farm. Insurance in All Lines. A. H. BIRRELU t KjJUaV-kUc. Zklri Mwfc Ml New today. OILMAN Auction & Commission Co. S. 1 N. GILMAN, Auctioneer. REGULAR AUCTION " SALE AT SALESROOMS, No. 413 Washington St., Tues day Next at 10 A, M. Including the furniture' of flat . re cently purchased, . 9x12 Axminster Rug, Carpets, Linoleum, Dressers and Chiffoniers in oak and 'white, maple Iron Bedsteads, Springs, , Mat tresses, Portieres, Refrigerator, Gas Cook Stove, Rockers, - dining-room furniture, hall and stair ' carpet, and all the balance of natty furnished flat. ., ' S. L.' N. GILMAN, ' Auctioneer. Burkhard Building All the furniture of 30 rooms at the Burkhard, No. 38714 East Burn side, will be sold by public auction iu lots to suit, on Wednesday, May 16th Beginning at 10 A, M. . On. the premises. About 400' yar.ds Linoleum are included in the sale. Gas Stoves and general line of house hold furniture,' carpets,, etc,. ' . S. L. N. GILMAN, Auctioneer. Auction Sles Thursday and Friday At 413 Washington. St., . each '. day at 10 A. M. of Household Furniture, "Etc. S. L. N. GILMAN, Auctioneer. WILTON CARPETS,. ARDAHAN RUGS, FINE FURNITURE. . ON TUESDAY NEXT Removed to BAKER'S . AUCTION HOUSE, corner- Alder- and Park, es pecially for this auction-., Highest grade of Wilton Carpets, . Axminster and Ardahan Rugs, Arabians Lae Cnrtains, SELECT LIBRARY-. FUR NISHINGS in -Tables, Turkish Easy Chairs and Rockers,, in genuine' leather,- Seeretarv-Bookease ; GOLDEN OAK DINING-ROOM FURNITURE, of up-to-date designs,. . '.liandsome Davenports, costly Brass-: and Iron Bedsteads, Metallic Folding- Beds, Oak Cabinet Beds, high-grade, match less Electric Felt and Hair Mat-; tresses, elegant " Birdseye'" . Maple Presser, Chiffoniers and. other Bed room furnishings. . LARGE-SIZE FAMILY REFRIGERATOR and general furnishings for kitchen, good hose and other requisites,. ' Special invitation is - offered to parties furnishing ' 'to inspect the goods tomorrow, Monday Sale on Tuesday next at 10 A. "M. '. , :' 1 ' 4 BAKER & SON, Reliable Auctioneers ' THURSDAY NEXT Our regular sale day ioi- consign ments "of furniture ' and ' household goods to be disposed of to the highest bidder--S-ALE AT .10 .O'CLOCK CASH REGISTER AND - LARGE MIRROR FOR SALE BARGAINS. BAKER & SON, Practical Auctioneers. $12,500 -MSIBENCE On 22nd St., in splendid res idence district, containing 12 rooms, modern conveniences. For sale at sacrifice figure. SEE US AT ONCE. ' Goldsctooiidt9 s Agency 253H Washington, corner Third , $2900 Corner lot. 50x100 feet, 25th and Marshall sts.. Nob Hill; asphalt street: cement sidewalk: all improvements. This is your last-chance, to- get this lot at 2900.- . goldsmTtm & CO. US SHERLOCK BLDG., 3D AND OAK, Here It Is "Full lot, tOxlOO, ground three feet above sidewalk, between Washington. Overton, 22d and 23d, beautiful houses and lawns ail around. This ought to sell before Monday night, for no lot of any kind within a quarter of a Tnileof it can be bought for the price; J2130. "' R. M. WILBUR, J 10 2d St. Hartford & Blackwell CIVIL ENGINEERS ; Railroads, Power Plants Industrial Plants 1101 Ala.ka Building, SEATTLE. W.4SU. GEORGB BLACK. PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT, tl Worotster . Building . cues F.W TODAY. HERE YOU ARE mfirtn A choice home. 100x105. one UUU block from Washington. $16 000 J0010!' olose ,n on M: bulld" 00 nfln Stone's throw City Hall; $ZZ UUU lease 2100 year. tOI flftfl 109x100. corner, close in on s) I Viiii 14th; new improvements, pay over per cent net. Don't lose this. m flft ft Quarter block, five minutes' UUU walk to P. O.: Tth st.; in come 7H per cent net. tQfjnn Full corner lot near City Hall: WwUUU improvements pay. 8 per cent t - ' net. 1 . . . itXCrin Two new cottages, nice location vttJUU ,11th; rented tolO year; bargain. $4000 $4500 House and lot. close In on lth; can be made to pay big; rentals. 100x115. best location on Port land Heights. tCRflft Modern 8-room house, full lot, ODUUU Hoy t. near 23d. 1Cfin 65100, Portland Heights, on wlOUU car; fine view city. v trtflfl Two lots close Fair Grounds, wrruuU Thurman St.; also single lot. tlCKft Fine high corner lot,, close In, iJIOOU Hawthorne Park. We advertise what we can deliver. Lots of others on our books just as good. We pass them around. F. O. ISORTHRUP & CO. 211 Commercial Blk. 2d and WTahlngton. REAL BARGAINS Jin Pftfi fine home. Holladay's Ad OlU UUU ' dition. Terms, tlfinn Two choice building lots, Thur-liH-UUU man, near 27th: terms. t07nn 7-room house. B. Stark St.. near 9th; a home-seeker's bargain. tnOfl 20 acres,' Powell Valley, all in WOUUU cultivation, one mile north, O. "W. P. & Ry: t1C nnfl One-half block on Grand ave. viu uuu HI tflft Quarter block c III 0UU and E. Davis; on Grand ave. a snap. tlflnnn Quarter block, 4' houses, E. OlU UUU 3d and Davis sts. OCftrt 7-room house. East Side, cen V&UUU .tral: a snap. 00 ft ft ft ft Brck business block. East OlU UUU Side; pays 6!i per cent net $400 Choice lot In Highland. tflCftft Choice -quarter block,- cor. wlwUU Grand ave. and Wygant st. Jrio.P.Sliarkey5Co. -701 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. M a mage A FAILURE A cozy', comfortable home GOES A LONG WAT TOWARDS MAKING IT A SUCCESS. HAVE JUST COMPLETED A CUTE LIT TLE BUNGALOW ON 31ST AND ' r E. - MAIN. PRICE AND TERMS ARE RIGHT. OUR AGENT ON THE GROUND- TODAY TO SHOW YOU THIS AND THE,' . OTHER "HOME BEAUTIFUL," A STRICTLY UP-TO-DATE 7 ROOM RESIDENCE. TAKE .HAWTHORNE-AVE. CARS. GOLBSCHMIirSAGENCY 253A Washington, Cor. 3d St. Alder Street 87 feet frontage, with three-story brick, near 1st St.; a great bargain. Price $23,500 GOLDSMITH & CO. 442 SHERLOCK BLDG., 8D AND OAK. City Real Estate FOR SALE PARRiSH, WATKINSs CO., No. 250 Alder St. 100x100 Corner One three-story and one. two-story Drick. $42,500 "By an expenditure of $2500 can be rented for J500 per month. E. J. DALY ' . 222 FAILING BLDG. A FINE PROPERTY Pour acres on Portland Boulevard, near Piedmont, for $3000. This fine piece of acreage wUl grow into a small fortune in a few years. ,- O. H. VAN HOXJTEN, ...Boom 20, Lumber Exchange. Phone Main 275. CHOICE APPLE LAND 300 cash" buys 20 acres within two miles of the railroad, near Forest Grove. This same kind of land has been tried and pro duces as fine apples as any lands that have helped to make that Oregon product famous. B. S. COOK & CO.. 251 Alder. WATER FRONT About 500 feet river frontage, near St. Johns; solid ground;, deep water; price reasonable'. J..F. O'DONNELL & CO. 207-20S MOHAWK BUILDING. FIRST STREET 60x100. with three-story trick, centrally located on 1st St.; only J24.000. THE HEALY INVESTMENT CO., 210-214 Ablngton. lOS Third St. "21 a,cr. Fremont and 42d itl., irnrten. X 48. Oreronlan. near Irv- JOHNSON ST. Between 24th and 25th, South side of. street. 30x100. $1975, Half Cash inquire 64 -Front st. Phono &Lain 44, Acreage NEW TODAY. Scenic Only Twenty Blocks from Post Office City Is Built Solid Up to Property The View Unsurpassed. No Site in the Northwest with so many natural advantages by way of accessibility; nearness to business center and comprehensive view Only $15,000 For the Whole Block B. Fallows 534 Chamber of Commerce Alder St. WxlOO. J18.O0O. This lot will greatly in crease in value. Front St. A fine two-story brick. Tenant has been here for ten years and pays 150 per month: no lease; now worth $200. Trice, If taken at once, $21,000. Water Front Nearly 600 feet, deep water and vpen track running through tract. Price, $20.. 000. Property situated like this in Seat tle worth $100,000. Water front will soon be out of the market.- E.J. DALY 222 FAILING BLDG. Phone Main 6353. J. D. Lee Realty Co. HAS A FINE ASSORTMENT OF BARGAINS. ' - $1800 6-room " modern home, corner lot. city, one block from car line: terms.- $12 000 Full block, East Portland. tQfin House ani full lot city, good car $wUU service. tOfl flfin hop and grain farm: ex- 4ZU UUU tended frontage on Willam ette River; JSCOO of stock and machinery go with it. City property and choice acreage. Farms in Eastern and Western Oregon. J. D. LEE REALTY CO. ROOM 8. HAMILTON BLDG., 131 3D ST. APPLE LAND ' IN THE ' HOOD RIVER VALLEY Brings Big Returns FOR INVESTMENTS AND FARMS IN THIS DISTRICT SEE- J. H. HEILBRONNER & CO, 619 Lumber Exchange Bldg., Portland, Or. Corner Brick Building four stories high, 50x100 feet: pays 10 per cent on money invested: re member, 1st St. is coming to the front. GOLDSMITH & CO. 442 SHERLOCK BLDG., 3D AND OAK. City Properties S. M. BARR, Manager. New 6-room house, modern, and lot, Albina, $3500; cash 50O. balanc $30 per month. New 5-room cottage and lot, Vernon Tract. SSOOt cash $3O0, balance on installment. Two nice lot on Sellwood st., 100 feet from Union ave.. 50x125 eacii; (9O0 each. Acre Tracts 10 down and $5 a month will secure choice a tract on the Oregon City car line. Location mot excellent, noil rich. These tract afford a substantial Investment or provide a fine home at the cost of single lots in other sections. JLet os show these properties. THE SHAW-FEAR COMPANY 2451 Stark St. $8500 100x100 feet, sightly ground, with -room grand residence. 776 Overton St., near 23d st.. Nob Hill; modern improvements; easy terms. GOLDSMITH & CO. 442 SHERLOCK BLDG., 3D AND OAK. A CORNER x1fM, - with a one-story buiMine, now rTnjr $13 Pr annum: will sell for Z, 00 c&sb ii &B. Oregouian. Hotel Site NEW TODAY. Corner Lot 50x100, Water and Clay streets. Prices and terms made known on. application. $6500 A First-Street Bargain Full lot with three buildings. In come $750 per annum. $22,000 Bargain on Front street.- A fine two-story brick building. Income ?1800 per annum. $12,000 Corner lot with two dwellings. Close to the terminal grounds. EAST SIDE $10,000 Half block on railroad ' track and improved street. $5000 Quarter block on East Morrison st. $4500 Quarter block 100 feet from Haw thorne ave. $15,000 One whole block, facing Grand are. $12,000 Quarter block on Union ave., with three-story building. $17,500 Half block on Union and Grand avenues, close in. $40 per Acre for 160 acres two miles from Lents. This is a bargain which is offered for a few days only. . : 1100 ACRES AT $5 PER ACRE IV2 miles from railroad near Ohe halis, Wash. Good for fruit and pas ture. Will sell on easy terms. Lambert, Whitmer & Co. .07.103 Sherlock Building 404 E. Alder Street OPESf EVENINGS. THE J. C. LEE COMPANY (Incorporated) Capital $50,000 Fully Paid Member of the Portland Stock . - Exchange. OUR SUCCESS In obtaining quick results for clients when they desire to buy, sell or ex change REAL, ESTATE, STOCKS, BONDS, MINING -INVESTMENTS, KTC, . Is due to the splendid facilities we have for reaching' and bringing- to gether the buyers and sellers, . OFFICES. ' PORTLAND PHILADELPHIA BOSTON . NEW YORK - HOME OFFICE. Our PORTLAND OFFICE is one of the most thoroughly equipped and centrally located offices in this city. Call and see us and you will be con vinced that we are in a position to serv your interest to the best ad vantage. NOW ' If you have any property to sell, LIST it with us, and find out how quickly we get results. . . ' When you want a good investment, be assured of SATISFACTION by m&k ing your wants known to us. Possibly you have some property you would like to exchange. If so, give us a trial. It will prqve to you that our methods' are modern.- IMPORTANT. Should you have MINING STOCK of ANY kind. BRING It to us. We can dispose of it for you. Never mind whether you think It worthless or not SEE US. I THE J. C LEE COMPANY Rooms 8, 10, 11, 12, Lafayette Bldg-., Sixth and Washington St a. OPEN EVENINGS. For Sale BY- ROUNTREE & DIAMOND Washington Street Fine corner lot. 60x100, with frame bully ing; brinsing in fair rental. This piece is rapidly increasing in value. - , Washington Street Corner lot. with frontage ' on three streets. Will pay well if properly im proved. Alder Street ' The best and cheapest corner. IflOxl'f. Has some income and will make the buyer a lot of money. v Fine Dwelling ; We have several fine dwellings for tale at very reasonable prices. One on 61 h St., south of Morrison; one in South Port land, in a nice neighborhood; one in Hol laday Addition, etc., etc. 10 Per Cent Net New and up-to-date apartment-house in desirable neighborhood on West Side, rented to reliable tenant. Will pay better than 10 per cent net on the investment. Sixth Street; Fine corner, 100x100; will pay well, if improved. . ROUNTREE & DIAMOND 241 Stark St, Cor. Second $0UTH SUNNYSIDE The prettiest sites 'for homes on Hawthorne avenue. Fifteen-minute ride over Madison , bridge TEN LOTS SOLD LAST WEEK. Prices $450 to $750. A $50 deposit secures any lot. Hartman Sc Thompson Chamber of Commerce,