THE SUNDAY OREGOXIAX. PORTLAND, AUGUST 18, 1907.
l-
FALL TO BE ACTIVE
Many New Building Projects
Are Announced.
HOMES AND BRICK BLOCKS
Catholics Plan New Schools and
Clubs for AA'hich Sites Have
Been Secured Buy 200
Acres at Oswego.
Fall building on the East Side prom
ises to be heavy and several important
contracts are about to be let. On
Union avenue and East Oak street a
two-story brlrk annex is to be built
to cost $10,000. H. J. Hefty is pre
paring plans for this building which
Is 50x20. The ground floor will bo
occupied by stores and the upper por
tion will be connected with the main
building.
S. Aligrani has started work on a
two-story brick on the south side of
Hawthorne avenue, between East Sec
ond and East Third, to cost $15,000.
Work on the concrete foundation is
well along toward completion. Mr.
Aligrani would have erected a frame
building, had not 'the property been
within the fire limits. At East Market
and East First streets the Columbia
Milling Company has completed its
plant at a cost of 150.000. It is a
modern plant for grinding cereals.
Architect J. O. Wrenn has prepared
plans for a dwelling for himself at
East Eleventh and Tillamook streets
to cost 14500. Excavation for the foun
dation has been started. It will be an
g-room building.
H. L. Camp & Company has the con
tract for the erection of a residence
and garage for John Poulsen, to cost
$7000 and $400 respectively. The
house will be built on East Tenth and
Multnomah streets, and the garage will
occupy one end of the lot. It will be
one of the most attractive houses on
the East Side.
The Catholics have under way and in
contemplation buildlngs'in many places
on the East Side.- A school and chapel
will be erected on the grounds of the
Redeniptorlst Fathers to cost $10,000.
rians have been prepared for this
structure and the contract will be let
so that work can start on the founda
tion next month. This building is the
first of a group to be erected on the
12-aere tract secured. At University
Park a school for girls will be erected
near the Holy Cross Church to cost
$700n. It will be built this Fall.
Work Is going forward on the new
Polish Roman Catholic Church on
Maryland avenue and Failing street.
92x44. to cost $12,000. It will be com
pleted and occupied aoout the mid
dle of next month. Immediately after
the completion of this edifice work will
start on a schoothouse to provide Cath
olic education for the children of the
Polish citizens. Work has been started
on the foundation of the annex to the
Holy Names Academy on East Oak
and" East Twelfth streets. This build
ing will cost $7000. It will be com
pleted about the first of the year.
The concrete foundation for the club
house of the Catholic Young Men's
Club in the Alblna parish is -completed,
but the bids for the building were in
excess of the funds of the club and it
was decided to call for new bids.
The most important acquisition by
the Catholic diocese during the week
was the purchase of 200 acres of land
at Oswego from P. H. Jarisch and A.
vTalling for $34,000. The deed for this
land was placed on file at Oregon City
"Wednesday. It is announced that the
land was purchased for the purpose
of establishing a large educational in
stitution to be under the control of
the Sisters of the Holy Names. The
land Is accessible both by the Wil
lamette River and by rail. It is on an
elevation and Is considered ideal for
the purpose for -which It was pur
chased. The Catholics also have se
cured a tract of 70 acres on the East
Side, near Oak Grove.
Plans have been prepared for a res
idence for S. I. Gulss on East Seven
teenth and East Alder streets to cost
$3500.
Hart's Beard Sacrificed
to Fire Fiend
St. John Photographer Usea Giwo
llne to Clean Gallery Floor by
Light of Candle Home Almost
Deatroyed Same Nlarht.
f A. HART, the new photographer of
mr St. Johns, is minus a considerable
portion of his beard, the result of a fire
In his gallery in the Holhrook block, Fri
day night, that came very nearly being
mure serious and destroying the block.
Mr. Hart had Just taken charge of the
gallery and decided that the floor needed
cleaning. He got out some gasoline and
MHrted to work. The electric lights had
not yet been turned on.' and he was using
n candle temporarily while at work. In
mme way the bucket of gasoline ignited
from the candle and a flame reaching
nearly to the ceiling of the room poured
forth from the bucket. For a time it
looked as though a serious fire would re
sult. All efforts to extinguish the flames
were futile until Mr. Hart put a lid on top
of the bucket. That stopped the fire
there, and then by means of some rugs
the fire on the oil on the floor was smoth-.
ered out. Mr. Hart was burned slightly
about his face and his beard was partly
singed off.
After Mr. Hart had gone to his home
from the gallery he found that the house
had a narrow escape from fire. Mrs.
Hart had retired, leaving the lamp burn
ing on a table near the bed. Before fall
ing asleep she noticed that the light was
"slowly fading out. She saw with alarm
that the light had gone down into the
lamp Itself. Hastily Jumping up. she
picked the lamp up and succeeded in
throwing It Into the yard a short distance
from the house, where It exploded, scat
tering the oil and setting fire to the
grass, which she succeeded in extinguish
ing with considerable effort.
PROGRESS OF LEMCKE SUIT
Plaintiffs Give Notice of More
Legal Trouble for Promoters.
In ' th continuation of the suit yes
terday to have a receiver appointed
for the H. TV. Lemeke Company, a real
estate firm, the prosecution gave notice
that more legal trouble is ahead for
the promoters. For the defense AUor
ny Dan G. Malarkey stated that the
plaintiffs knew what they were buying
when they bought Into the firm, and
thai any fraud committed since Viry
became members of the firm must
have been with their, knowledge and
consent, as they were officers of the
concern. He intimated that the tangle
came about because Burkhardt. one ofl
the complainants, wanted to "run
things hla own way."
Wallace MoCamant. arguing in favor
of the appointment of a receiver on
the application of v. A. Curry and F.
Otto Burkhardt, said:
"If Tom Lawson had ever heard of
the wny in which H. Y. Lfmcke han
dled the lease of the offices of the
company and secured a credit of mon
than $6000 by having the company pay
its rent four years and a holf in ad
vance, he never would ltnve paid any
attention to Standard Oil. He would
Lave had a new kind of frenzicu
nance.
Wind Damages Grain.
XEZ PERCE. Idaho. Aug. 17.-(Sne
cial.) Reports continue to come in show
ing that a great amount of damage was
done to the ripe fields of grain by the
heavy winds last Wednesday. Many
farmers say they have lost from five to
ten bushels to the acre on entire fields.
The Velvet Caste variety seemed to suf
fer the heaviest. The yield Is proving ex
cellent even in the" fields where tho
have been damaged by the wind.
DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
PORTLAND. Aug. 37. Maximum temper
ature. l des-rrtei,; minimum temperature.
TJ degree. Kiver reading at 8 A. M.
feet: change in last -4 hours, 0.3 feet fall.
Total rainfall 5 P. M. to 5 P. M.. trace:
total rainfall since September 1, IBOfl. 45.,".-
Inehes; normal rainfall since September 1
inoc, 4fl.5:: Inches; deficiency, l.i'O inches
Total sunshine August 36, 14 hours T min
utes: possible sunshine August 10. 14 hour
7 minutes. Barometer (reduced to sea
level) at 3 P. M., 30.06 Inches.
PACIFIC COAST WEATHER.
Observations taken at u P. M., Pacific
time, August 37.
STATIONS
Baker City ...
Eureka
North Head ..
Pocatello
Portland
Red Bluff
Sacramento
Pan Francisco .
Hpokane
Seattle
Tatoosb Island
Walla Walla ..
7!0.00i
janlo.ooi
14N ICIear
12N Clear
IRiNWiClear
lw T.
"14 T.
12 SB
Pt. cloudy
Clear
Clear
Clear
171 1 T.
40.00
IMlO.CKll
IHlllO.OOl
74o.Oo
!S'O.0
;8io.ooi
lOtNW
CSE
ISIS
-OiW cloudy
::sw jciear
4NE
Cloudy,
1RRW
lOiSW
Clear
Clear
T. Trace.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The pressure has risen decidedly over the
J'acitic Northwest during the last 32 hours.
ami tne nigh area overlying that region h
again assumed a pronounced character. Fair
weamer now generally prevails over tin
Pacific Slope and Inter-Mountain region
A light rain occurred at Seattle during th"
day, and Inappreciable amounts at North
Head and Portland.- The British Columbia
depression noted on this morning's chart
appears to be central this evening about
Pocatello. where a thunderstorm occurred
about midday, accompanied by a trace or
rain. Much cooler weather prevailed thiF
evening over Oregon. Eastern Washington
and Idaho, the fall in temperatures being
particularly marKea at jaker city, or.
The indications are for fair weather ove
Oregon. Western Washington and Southern
Idaho today, nut increasing cloudiness.
with possibly rain, is -expected over Eastern
ashlngton and Northern Idaho.
FORECASTS.
Portland and vicinity Generally fair
northwest winds.
Western Oregon and Western Washington
generally fair: northwest winds. -
Eastern Oregon and Southern Idaho
Fair.
Eastern Washington and Northern Idaho
' Increasing, cloudiness, with possibly show
ers" cooler.
eaverton-Reedville Acreage
CENTERING AT WHEELER STATION
REDWUB BKVESTOff
The Pasadena of Oregon
Secure a home in this rich and highly-improved local
ity, less than ten miles from Portland. With present rail
way service, owners of these tracts can reach places of
business by 8 o'clock in the morning and return in the
evening, leaving at 4:10 and 5:20. Four trains daily each
way. To this add the future service of an electric line,
already surveyed through the tract.
Make 3-our selections while 1 available. Prices and
terms, both reasonable, made known on application In
person or by letter.
These tracts are exactly as represented. We invite
the most rigid examination.
THE SHAW-FEAR COMPANY
245 12 STARK STREET
3
K.Aa.i .. .
$ atari fy. f " Furnislied or unf urnishedj new,
tii S3 1 I JflWTI modern 6-roora house, in the
lJJIjP Swell East Side district. Dinifig-
room finished in Flemish oak,
fireplace, prilhvork in hall; built-in-seat, china closet, bookcase and
linen closet; gas and electric lihls. bathroom, full cement basement,
laundry tubs, .elevator and all modern conveniences; roses and fruit
trees. Faces east. Balance easv terms. 667 Union Avenue North.
Vvf Hay
Hartman & Thompson
Bankers
Chamber of Commerce
- . t X
2 Ji IMS U
SEVEN HOMES IN
ROSE CITY PARK
Two are now occupied; one will be ready
to live in this week; two will be ready in
two weeks and the other two will be com
pleted the first of September. Still another
home will be built this 'Fall, and probably
six besides that. There are scores of people
who are planning to build, and whose work
is in the hands of architects and contrac
tors. It is perfectly safe to assume that
there will be at least thirty new homes in
Rose City Park by the middle of next Sum
mer. Unless you have been out to Rose
City Park lately, you have no idea what
a wonderful difference a few houses makes.
It adds to the natural beauty of the place
and seems to almost compel one to fall in
line and build where there is every city con
venience the freedom of Nature, excellent
transportation facilities and environment
that is unsurpassed on the North Pacific
Coast. There are still several very desir
able locations at $450, on easy terms, while
the finest possible locations for homesites
can be had at prices a little in advance of
that figure.
MEETTNO NOTICES.
the officers and members op
Multnomah Tent. No. 67, K. O. T M., are
requested to attend the funeral services of
August Xeltzel, at Flnley'a chapel today
i ouiiuo j i, a u sr. an.
PIED.
BA6KERVILLE In thl. ..Iti- in
at he ramllv residence. 270 Kt swth
street North. Herbert E. Bankervllle. aged
01 years, runerai announcement later.
KISER In this eltv. AiirnM 17 th. fin
lly residence. K2I Bant Stark St., Reeoe Coad
xiiser. agea t montns and 11 days.
BTERS In tht. city. August 17. Jacob Byers,
FUNERAL NOTICES.
LARSON At residence. 471 East Everett st
Aug. 17. John Edward Larson, aged IS
.TOiB, ju monins. p rienas are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral servln. vhinh
wilt be held at Holman'a chapel, corner
4 rnra ana salmon at . at i p. m. todsy
(Sunday) Aug. 38. Interment Ion Fir
cemetery.
TOWNS 3n this cltr. Au. It Wllltan t
Towne. aged 61 years. 8 months, member of
Illinois infantry and the Eighth mi
no! Cavalry, brother of Mrs. Henry. A
naroen, mis city. Friends and comradoi
of the G. A. R. are respectfully Invited t.
attend the funeral services, which will be
neia at HOlmin b chapel, corner Third an(
Salmon ata., at 2 P. M. today (Sunday)
iniermeni u. a. k. cemetery.
EARNER Vernon Vesta Career, aged 19
jears. aaugnier or L.. w. and Nellie G.
Camer, 77.1 Multnomah St.. Portland and
Castle Rock. Or. Funeral services will be
held at Holman s chapel, Monday. August 39,
2 P. M. Mlsff earner was member of Port
land High School class 1907.
LOURITZ The funeral services of Pitra
Lourlti will be held at Flnley'o chapel at
31 A. M. today (Sunday). . Friends Invited.
Interment Lone Fir.
NEITZEL The funeral services of August C.
Neltsel will be held at Flnley'a chapel at
2 P. M. today (Sunday). Friends Invited.
Interment Lone Fir Cemetery.
NORDCJUIST The funeral services of Brie
E. Nordquist will be held at Flnley-s chapel
at 4 p. M. today (Sunday). Friends In
vited. Interment Lone Fir Cemetery.
J. P'. FINLEY SO. Funeral Directors,
No. 161 Sd st.. cor. Madison. Phone Main 9.
Dunning, McEntee A Gllbangh, Funeral Di
rectors, 7th Pine. Phone M. 430. Lady asst.
EBICSOX t'NDERTAKIXG CO., 400 Aldel
st. Lady assistant. Phone Main 6133.
EDWARD HOLMAN CO.. Funeral Direct
ors, 528 3d st. Lady assistant. Phona M. SO?.
ZELLER-BYRXES CO.. Funeral Direct
ors, 273 Russell. East 1088. Lady assistant.
F. 8- DCNMXO, Undertaker, 414 East
Alder. 'Lady assistant. Phone East 6t.
NEW TODAY.
ON TUESDAY NEXT
AT BAKER'S AUCTION-HOUSE. COR
NER ALDER AND PARK STS.
We are Instructed by the owner. Mrs.
S. L Keyburn. to sell the furnishings of
her residence, removed to our salesrooms
for convenience of sale, comprising sev
eral good IRON BEDS, best springs SILK
FLOSS and other mattresses, feather pil
lows, separate DRESSERS, in oak and
mahogany, oak chiffonier, toiletware,
parlor couches, rockers, center tables,
DAVENPORT, lace curtains, portieres
and BRUSSELS carpets; dining-room
suite, viz: extension table. SIDEBOARD,
BUFFET and chairs, gas reading lamp,
mantel folding beds, rattan rockers, oil
paintings and other pictures, metal fold
ing bed, linoleum, neat, new GAS RANGE,
also GAS WATER heater, gasoline stove
and oven, heaters, refrigerator, lawn
mower, glassware, utensils and other
effects. On view tomorrow (Monday). Sale
Tuesday at 10 o'clock.
ON THURSDAY NEXT
At same address, we shall sell fur
niture, carpets, etc.. removed from Hoyt
street: also furniture from East Portland.
Sale on Thursday at 10 o'clock.
BAKER & SON, Auctioneers.
Office and salesrooms, 352-4 Alder street;
both phones.
Grand Central Station Time Card
SOUTHERN FACinC.
LMln? Pnrf !anH
Shasta Express
Cottagtt Grove Passenger..
California express
San Francisco Express....
West Side
Corvallis Passenger
Sheridan Passenger .
Forest Grove Passenger. . .
Forest Grove Passenger. .
Arriving Portland
Oregon Kxpress ,
8:13 a. m.
4:15 p. m.
7:43 D. m.
11:30 p. m
7:00 a. m.
4:10 p. m.
11:00 a. m.
&:20 p. m.
7:23 a. m.
eottage Grove Passenger...
11:30 a. m.
pnasta express.
Portland Express. .........
7:80 p. m.
11:30 p. m.
west oiae
("Vtrvii 1 Mm Tanar .
9:55 p. m.
Sheridan Passenger
10:20 a. m.
Forest Grove Passenger. . .
Forest Grove Passenger. . .
8:00 a. m.
2:50 p. m.
NORTHERN PACIFIC.
Lea vine: Portland.
Tacoma and 8eattla Express. . -North
Coast Chicago Limited.
Puget Sound Limited
8:80 a. m.
2:00 p. m.
4:80 p. m.
Overland Express .....
11:45 p. m.
Arriving; Portland
North Coast Limited..
Portland Express...............
Overland Express..............
Fuget Sound Limited
7:00 a. m.
4:13 p. m.
6:15 p. m.
10:55 p. m.
OREGON RAILROAD NAVIGATION CO.
Leaving Portland-
Local Passengei .................
8:00 a. m.
8:30 a. m.
T:O0 p. m.
7:40 p. m.
6:00 a. m.
9:45 a. m.
8:20 p. m.
5:4S p. m.
Chicago-Portland Bpaelal
Spokane Flyer .
Kansas city m Chicago Express. .
ArrlTlnr Portland
Spokane Flyer
Chi.. Kan. City & Portland Ex...
Chicago-Portland fepectah
Local Passenger
ASTORIA COLUMBIA BITER.
Leavlne; Portland 1
Astoria A Seaside Express 1 8:00 a.m.
Astoria A Seaside Express I :uu p. m.
Ssaslda Special 18:10 p.m.
Arriving; fortland
Astoria & Portland Passenger. . .tl3:10 p. m.
Portland Express 110:00 p. m.
Jefferson-Street Station
SOUTHERN PACIFIC.
T H.ln. l'n.tlunrl
Dallas Passenger
Dallas Passenger
Arriving Portland
Dallas Passengor. ...... .
Dallas Passenger
7:40 a. m.
4:15 p. m.
10:15 a. m.
6:25 p. m.
Saturday only.
All other trains dally.
NEW TODAY.
PORTLAND AUCTION CO.
Main 5853. A 4121.
211 FIRST STREET.
AUCTION SALES
ARE HELD EVERT
TUESDAY AND THURSDAY
AT 10 A. M.
AND FRIDAY. 2 P. M. -
CANDYMAKER'S OUTFIT
INCLUDED IK
TUESDAY'S SALE
A cnmDletp candy manufaoturine outfit
as well ax the fixtures for a CANDY and
CIGAR STORE, including-a National cash-
register, double decK showcase, copper
kettles, marble slabs, candy moulds ana
In fact a complete stock delivered to us
by the CONSTABLE TO BE SOLD AT
PUBLIC AUCTION.
OUR POPULAR
Furniture Auctions
Have grown to such proportions that we
were obliged to secure the greater part
of the adjoining store In order to ac
commodate our ever increasing patronage
Now we can give the goods for sale a
better display and handle a greater
quantity of goods at each sale. If you have
not visited our salesrooms, you will be
surprised when you come ana see tne
immense quantity of goods of every
description that passes through our
hands dally.
AND WHY? BECAUSE WE BUY MORE
WE SELL MORE, WE
PAY MORE
For any kind of furniture or merchandise
than any other nouse In the city.
DON'T FORGET -THE NUMBERS
Phonea: Main Obon; A 4121.
PORTLAND AUCTION COMPANY.
211 First Street.
Auction Sales
By J. T. WILSON
AUCTIONEER
Monday, Wednesday, Friday
At Salesroom, 208 First St.
I .1 in A M P.rn Ttsv
Our three days' sales for the week
comprise the latest style parlor and
HDrary lurnisnings. select aining-room
eauiDments. bedroom and kitehph effects.
a variety of folding beds, sanitary iron
beds, fine mattresses, wool blankets, pil
lows and other bedding, portieres, lace
curtains, dining-room tables, buffets and
sideboards, chairs, rockers, dishes and
housekeeping requisites, gas ranges, gai
Dlates. steel ranges, a fine assortment o
select carpets and rugs, linoleum and
other valuable nouse iurnismngs.
BY J. T. WILSON, Auctioneer
Tuesday, August 20th, at Farm
ers' Stables, 308 Front St.
At 2 P. M.
A consignment of high-class horses
comprising m head ot saddle, driving ana
work horses, among tnem tne mofogn
brea
"LITTLE GREGG"
Six-yeir-old REGISTER EMMA GREGG
broke to saddle and harness, gentle and
guaranteed sound; also a number of bug-
fies and harness: lovers of good HORSES
HOULD ATTEND THIS SALE. Addi
tional consignments for this sale respect
fully solicited.
NOTE We want furniture and house
furnishings, also fixtures ani bankrupt
stocks. See us if vou have anything to
sell. Phone Main 1826; A 4243. Salesrooms
First street. . J. T. WILSON.
Auctioneer.
S. L. N. Gilman
AUCTIONEER
Office and Salesrooms 411 Wash
ington street.
Main 2473. A 4750.
Auction Sales
of
Household Furniture
Every Tuesday, Thursday and
Friday, at 10 o' Clock A. M.
Oriental Rugs
This week ; see notices of sales.
S. L. N. GILMAN, Auctioneer.
NEW TODAY.
APARTMENT
HOUSES
THREE INVESTMENTS
Will pay your money back in less
than 9 years. Corner 13th and Clay.
$47,000, pays-12 per cent.
f9,000. pays .14 per cent.
$oo,000, pays 12 per cent.
Apply
A. S. ELLIS
448 Clay Street.
$Cfin Good corn
OUU a bargain.
Good corner lot, near car barns.
$1000
New j-ioom house and lot, luar
canine.
111 CM -room house and H lot, near
wlUuU two carllnes. Terms.
S16DU
Good 6-room house worth J2300.
$ 550
a acres near city.
t0 Kllfl 20 acres near city and near car
vZDUU line. 3 acres cleared, good
spring, rich fertile soil free from gravel.
7lin ' scres brush pasture near city,
W I UU II
free from gravel.
$ 650
10 acres near Estacada
line.
kQO nnn About 1000 acres. 25 million
vOZ UUU feet fir and cedar timber.
soil rich, fertile and productive, good
stream. i0 acres clear, two sets of build
ings, about two miles from Portland.
C. R. DONNELL & CO.
Room 12, 268 Stark Street.
RIVERFRONTAGE
7 acre, on- Willamette Rler. all rich
beautiful land, lay well and dotted
here and there with nice ahade treea.
Only V mile from rnllwnr atatloni on
Kood public rosil. Trice XOO per acre.
A srrn on Willamette Rlvert all' lava
ells partially cleared i balance nice
1 acre fronting; on Willamette River;
I lava well, on aood nubile road with
aldewHlk to atatlon. Price $13001 half
cash, balance on time.
11 verr choice lota. BOxSSO feet each.
with crood Milewallt on one end and
Willamette River on other. Price KOO
to fl.'nO each. The above lota are the
only available property now to be had
on the Willamette Ktver.
THE SHAW-FEAR CO.
345 Vt Stark St.
ELEGANT HOME
EASY TERMS
Comclete modern home.
in finest
surroundings, "Willamette
Heights
Less than $3000 cash takes it
session given at once.
Pos
REAU
ESTATg
424 Lumber Exchange.
A 3051, Main 3051.
NICE LITTLE BUY
CCKfln GHsan street, near 22d, good
dOuUU house, rents for K00 per annum.
worth $720; spltndid neighborhood. Better
take tins wnne you can get it.
SITE FOR FLATS
COCnn For 50x100 South side of Love.ior
dUJUU street, only 100 feet east of 22d
along side of three beautiful new houses
Building on this will pay 15 per cent on
cost of ground and building.
R. M. WILBUR
. 110 Second Street.
Washington - Street
SNAP!
50x100. direct from owner. Must sell a
once. $7750 cash handles this. Yon will
double your money on this deal withou
taking any risk whatever as Washing
ton street will always be Portland's prin
clpal thoroughfare. Address G 137. Ore-
gonlan.
$3,250 HOME
New 7-room hous. reception hall, bath,
eas. convenient arrangement, very com
fortable home, best neighborhood; lot
50x100. nice lawn, near East Ankeny car-
line. Terms half cash, balance convenient
payments. A bargain.
dietz-muFller CO.
503 Swetland Bid.
Fifth and Washington Street
Morrison Street
Quarter Block $40,000
HARTMAN & THOMPSON,
Chamber of Commerce.
TOR A FEW DAYS ONLY
EAST BURNSIDE ST.
100x100. on the N. W. cor. E. 11th and
K Burnside street. For price and terms
see us.
MALL & VON BORSTEL,
104 Second M. and 302 F.nnt Biirnstde.
2--LARGE HOUSES-2
12,000
In West End. Annual income $1200.
HARTMAN & THOMPSON,
Chamber of Commerce.
FOR RALE
' Automobile
In first-class condition. Coat $2750. Will taka
$1600
Easy Payments.
Inquire S06 Stearns Bids.
Mortgage Loans, Lowest Rates
Real Estate and Insurance
A. H. BIRRELL
. tl to 203 McKay Bldx.. Sd and Stark.
NEW TODAY.
Cheap Lots
$175
$225
$450
$500
$500
$500
$625
$650
$700
Lot 10. block 6. 50x100. Columbia,
Heights: worth JoOO.
Lot 50x100; Sellwood: $50 cash,,
balance $10 per month.
Lot SOjtinO: Kast Sth and Beech'
sts.; worth f50i; easy terms.
Iit 65x771i 46th and East Main
streets.
Full lot on East 3tth, near Clin
ton; part cash.
Full lot. cor. -E. Yamhill and
46th; J50 cash. bal. J10 per month.
Vt acre tracts at Arleta station;
snap on O. W. P. carllne.
Lots 50x124. on Belmont street; ot
cash, HO per month.
Nice corner lot on East 14th and
laggert street: W cash.
i lots corner E. 12th and Pkld-
$1000
more 00 cash, balance terms.
tllCfl Nice f"" 't on E- 13th. near
Wl l Oil Thompson; ti cash.
tlOfin lx,t 60x170. Hamilton ave. and
itiAUU Ohio st.. South Portland.
tlRDfl " block, cor. Rodney ave. and
VlUUU Going st.: nice corner, cheap.
l7Rn Nice block, cor. East 23d and
0 I I JU Clinton streets.
tQRnfl Lot 50x100 on Lovejov, between
OGJUU 23d and 24th.: the only one left.
tTRfin H block on 19th and Powell sts.;
WOJUU business corner.
$4500
H block on 19th and Elm. Port
land Heights; beautiful view.
Nice li block on corner E-st
Burnside and 17th sts.; part
cash
$5250
Bollam,
Grussi & Higley
128 Third Street
Only a Few
Lots
LEFT IN
Vernon :
Go out before it is too late to get in
on this close-in addition.
Take car with the big "A" at Sec
pnd and Washington sts. ' -
Moore Realty Co.
( 268 STARK ST. v
Frank Harbke, Agent on ground, at
21st and Alberta sts.
TO INVESTORS
AND WAREHOUSEMEN
We have some very desirable warehouse
sites, with railroad facilities on Thirteenth,
street, Fifteenth street and in South Port-
and. also some choice residence rtroDertv
on the West Side and Irvington.
if you nave any property to sell list it
with us.
Warehouse already built, on the track.
well built. Any firm or factory wanting
a. gooa large warenouse witn tracKape,
facilities, or sites on which to build.
factories or warehouses, either on the
East Side or West Side, should call upon
CHARLES K. HENRY S SON
122 Third street. Portland, Or.
BRENTWOOD,
ONE-HALF ACRE TRACTS, .
- With Water,
$10 Down $10
Per Month.
Take Mt. Scott car to Tremont Stas
tion; Agent at Station.
A. C. CHURCHILL & CO.,
110 Second Street.
CUT THIS OUT
If you are looking for a
HOME
On the East or West Sides
CALL
At our office, a we have several desir
able, places for sale, at reasonable prices
and terms.
F. B. H0LBR00K CO. -
250 STARK ST.
$300 Cash
Paid tomorrow. Monday, and $15
month will buy the last of our 14 houses.
REAL VALUE-$2400
But tomorrow, only, remember, it goea
for
ONLY $1900
Five (rood rooms, modern, porcelain
bath, and cement basement. It will rent
quickly for $18 per month. Only ten
minutes by car from Third and Morri
son. Be on hand early Monday mornina;
or you lose the best bargain offered la
this paper.
MOULTON & SCOBEY
501 Columbia Bids.. 3tw WashinRton St.
EAST ANKENY STREET
Price $8500
Nine Rooms
T.ot WxlflO and 9-room house, on N. FJ.
cor. of K. ISth and E. Ankeny st.. This
is a beautiful home, has mantels through
out the house. furnace, and is well
finished Also an auto parage and a
beautiful lawn. See It.
' MALL & VON BORSTEL,
104 Second St. and 3112 Knal Burnside.
Platting Preposition
Small tract this side of Rose City Park,
all In cultivation and Bull Run watr
I .ays fine for subdivision, good view and
bargain for quick sale.
VANDUYN & WALTON
515 Chamber of Commerce. -.
East Ash Street
100x130 and Wroom house, being No. 721
Bast Ash stree?. A desirable home.
PRICE $6250 TERMS
MALL & VON BORSTEL,
104 Second St. and SW2 Bast Burnside.
GEORGE BLACK. - - ,
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT. (
81S Worcester Building. t, '
Phona Pacific 1S0T.