THE SUNDAY OREGONIAN. PORTLAND, JIAY 9, 1909. GOOD START MADE Permits Are Issued for 101 New Buildings. TO COST OVER $200,000 East Side Continues to Build Large Number of Residences, There Having Been 2S8 Erected in Month of April. The month of. May made a good start last week in the number and amount of building permits issued. There were 101 permits issued In the week up to Friday afternoon, carrying valuations of $234. S. As usual, the laTe majority of permits were taken out for K&st Side dwellings. According to tigures compiled by the Ore gon Real Estate Company, there were 2SS permits taken out in April for East Side residences and 21 for business hou9?a. The report from the Building Inspector's of fice shows the permits issued by days as follows: Ma; S. Kant 61t St.. between East Stark and Burnoide. W H. Wood; buiUipr. Bame; erect 1-story frame dwelling. J w0. I'll Oak st.. between Front, and First, Metropolitan Printing Company; builder, H. Ulsze; repair 1-story bick store. $lOi. East liiM st.. bet wet-n Knst Ash and East piim. W. II. Hnrlhntt; builder, same; erect 1-stnry frame Rarape. $fiV Corbet t st.. between Hamilton and Sey mour. Mrs. O. Schmttt: builder. Ernest Stetn; errt m-utory frame dwelling. 1WH. 'Js Firt st. between Jefferson and io lumbta. A. H. Hirrell; builder. B. A. Cris min; repair 1-story frame su re. $25. Division St.. between Kaat I'rtth and East l"Hth. O. K. Oesme; builder, eame; erect story frame dwelling, $1.K. Clackamas St., between East- 27th ano Eh st 28th. F. J- McSlmtko; buHder. C. C. White: erect l'-story frame dwelling. $.G0. Mkbiean ave.. between Hum bolt and Blandlna. A P. Hill; bu'ldcr. same; erect 1 stoiy frame dwelling. $1!M0. East 13th st., between Schuyler and Han cock. Capt. Thos. Popham; builders. Stokes & Keller; erect 2-story frame dwelling. $42iK). East 24th st.. between East Ankeny and. Eat Burnslde. B. M. Garrahan; builders. Stokes & Zeller: erect 2-story frame flats, $ttrr.o. L , East 17th st., between Killinftsworth and Jarrett. Peter Behrenst; builder, same, erect 1 H -stbry frame dwelling. $150O. Oreonwood St.. between Clinton and Ells worth. R. E. Blaco; builder same; erect 1- storv frame dwelling. $irno. (ireenwood st.. between Clinton and Ells worth. R. E. Blaoo; builder, same; erect 1 atory frame dwelling. $150O. Borthwlek St.. between Beech and Falling, C. Brown; builder. C. O- Norback: erect 2- story frame dwelling. $2300. lth St.. cor. Thompson. M. J. Delanunt: builder same; erect 2- story frame dwelling. $75oo. East 21st st., between Ivon and Clinton. Wm M. Oreen; builder, same; erect 2-story frame dwelling. $1100. East 22d street, near Insley ave.. William Strauss; builder same; erect 1-story frame storehouse. $75. . , Poplar St., between Hazel and Hawthorne. John L.ockhart; builder, same; erect 2-story lram dwellinR. S550O. Elliott ave.. between Hazel and East Har rison. John Iockhart; builder same; erect 2 story frame dwelling. $4.iOO. Tillamook st., between East SSth and East aoth, John TjOckhart; builder, same; erect 2-story frame dwelling. $M800. East 15th St., between East Burnslde and East Ankeny, M- Durktn; builder. W. H. I.oh Kamn Co., erect 2-story frame dwelling. $11HH. Eat 17th st.. between Thompson and Brazee. Mrs. T. Hyams; builder. K. B- Rice: erect 2-storv frame dwel ling. $."230. Franklin St.. between East 2Bth and 2Sth. Robert V. Crawford; builder. J. W. Joly; erect 1-storv frame dwelling. $1750. Miller ave.. between East 7th and East 0th. Mrs. Alice URaut; builder, J. G. Flouk; erect 1-story frame dwelling. $S00. May 4. East ftoth St., between Klickitat and Siskl vou. Sophia P. Thompson: builder. E. E. Metsper; erect 2-story frame dwelling. $170O. East Ittth st.. between A ins worth and Howe. Henry Mattman; builder, same; erect 1 - story frome dwelling. $1500. Dakota St.. between Wisconsin and Vir ginia. Mrs. Thos. Crane: builder, same; re pair 1-storv frame dwelling. $.V0. R East SUh st., cor. East Ankeny, A. H. Johnson, M- t. ; builder Pan Zeller; repair 2- storv frame dwelling. $10oO. East 32d st., between Grant and Harrison, J. N. Atterbury: builder, same; erect 1 storv frame dwelling. $1500. East USth st.. bo t ween East Stark and Pine. C. A. Elmnren; builder, E. Tundquist; erect 2-story frame dwelling. $1800. East 14th st., between Tillamook and Thompson. J. J. Armstrong; builder, same; erect 2-story frame dwell.'ng. $3500. East 41st St., between livision and Ivon. Tl S. Hurlbert; builder, same; erect 1-story frame dwelling. $10O0. East o"th st.. between Mill and Harrison, F. S Pierce; builder. R. S. Hurlbert; erect 1-sto'rv frome dwelling, $1000. Fifth st.. .between Stark and Oak. Markus Fried & Co. ; builder. Max 1-ystrup; erect 6-storv brick warehouse, $.".0,000. 305 1st it., between Mill and Montgom ery. Mr. Nudleman; builder, D. Gurlen; repair 1 -story frame tore, $50. Currv st., between Corbet t and Water. J. F. Ryan, builder. Ed Ryan; erect 2-story frame dwellinR. $18;o. East 54th st.. between Lincoln and Haw thorne; A. T... Buchtel ; builder, same; erect 1-storv frame dwelling, $1 SOO. East 0th st.. between Alberta and Web ster; W. B. Crewdson; builder,, same; erect 1 -story frame dwelling. $1500- East ?'M st., near Sandy road, Bert E. Bolcr; builder, same; erect "1-story frame dwelling, fisoo. East 30th st.. between Stephens and Har rison. Louts Out h ; builder, same; erect 2 siorv frame dwelllnir. $1800. East 30th st.. between Stephen and-Har-rison, l-outs Outh; builder, same; creet 2 ttorv frame dwelling $1800. East 17th st.. cor. Main. J. H. Rlnehart ; builders. Brook & Downing; erect 2-story frame flats, $4000. May 5. , Revere st.. between Horatio and William ette boulevard. W. Brown ; builder, eame; erect 1 -story frame d wet Hug. $4m. East Harrison st.. between Grand ave. and East nth. WollVnberjror A Stevens: builder. F. . Leo; erect 2-story frame double house, $35H. Capitol ave.. between Falling and Shaver streets. J. B. I.ovfgren; builder, same; erect 2-story frame dwelling. $3000 Went ave.. between O. R. . X. track and Holltday five., S. V. Fisher; builder. Gordon Pearson; erect 1-story framo dwelling, $S50. Morris st.. between Alblna ave. and Mis sissippi ave., Mr. Kelly; builder. Jas. A. Ke'ly: repair l-a-story frame dwelling. $750. Orejron st.. between East 2ith and East !Wtth, Margaret lnmlap: builder. Jackson & "Mavrose; erect 2-story frame dwelling. $2000. East Lincoln st.. between East 37th and Fast Mh. T. H. Powell; builder, same; ereel l-s'ory frame dwelling, $1300. East Lincoln st., between East 37th and East 3Stb. T. H. Powell; builder, same; erect 1-story frame dwelling. $1300. Omaha st.. bet ween Kil lines worth and Church. F. W. Miller; builder. Frtnk Hol ton ; erect 1-story frame dwelling. SIOOO. f.Hrpld ave.. between Holmau and High land. W. C. North; builder. 11 . E. ravis; erect 2-story frame dwelling. $33O0. Denver ave.. between Burton and Aains worth. E. A. Flh; builder, same; erect 1 story frame dwelling. $1200. Michigan ave.. near Simpson; erect 1 story trani dwelling. fJOO. Fast Taylor st., between East 10th and East 201 h. W. M. Cllne; builder, same; erect 2-story frame dwelling $20OO. East 2Sth St.. between Francis and Bis mark, R. Frnzer; builder, same; erect 1 storv frame dwelling, $tHi. Srt4 I'pshur si., bet weei- 25th and 2rtth, Winehardt estate; builder. George Lang ford : erect retaining wall. JR'JOO. Maegley st.. bet ween Mallory and Gar field ave.. Theo. Srhtell; builder. J. Schlewe; ereet 1-story frame barn. $25o. Junior st.. between 14th and 15th, Go. Reeves; builder, same; erect 1 la-story frame dwelling, $IS50. Commercial St.. between Russell nd Knott. W. Hays: builder, i H. Allton; erect 2-tory ftamo dwellinR. $20rtO East tth st.. between Brainard and Hum-, boidt. Mae Hitchcock; builder. M. X. Hitch cock: erect 1-story frame dwelling. $2000. East 4Hth st.. between Belmont and East Morrison. Thorvel Sorensen ; builder, same ; r ?nalr 2 -story frame stor and dwelling, $15'V East 20th st.. between Oolrg and Brain ard. R. O. "Nieholsen; buihlei' same; erect 1- story frame dwelling. $100. May 6. Will'ame ave., between Graham and Stan ton sts.. A. R- Zeller: bnlder, same; erect 2- story frame store. $6000. KUllngHwort h ave.. cor. Missouri ave., C A. Lindqurst; builder, C. .T. Crosby; erect 2-story frame Ft ore and flats. $45o6. Wilbur st., between Ainsworth and Hol nuii. E. L- Cooper; builder. C J. Crosby; erect 1-story frame dwelling, $1900. Mississippi ave.. between Blandina and Humboldt. L. L. Ray; builder. C. J. Crosby; erect 1 V -story frame dwelling. $20K). 101 fith St.. North, cor. Flanders. H. W Monaster and A. K. Wheeler; builder. J. W. Thurman; repair 2-story frame saloon. $50. Hunt St.. cor. Buirage. Harold Swain; bui der, same; erect 1-story frame dwelling, $121)0. 401 Skldmore St.. cor. 8th. K. E. Young; builder, A. S. Young; repair 1-story frame dwelling. $50. East 45th st.. cor. Madison. F. A. Daley; builder, same; erect 1-srorv frame garage, $250. East Ankeny St., between East 81 st and East 82d. William A. Taylor; builder, same; erect 1 -story frame dwelling. S150O. E. Ankeny st., between East Slst and East 82d ; Wm. A. Taylor, builder, same; erect 1-story frame dwelling. $1500. East Alder at., between East 3Sth and East 39th. E. W. Reder; builder, same; erect l-story frame dwelling. $150. Lincoln St., between 30th and 37 th, E W. Reder; builder, same; ci ect 1-story frame dwelling. $1500. Wasco st.. between East 2lth and 27th. W: H. Loucks; builder. H. Schemerhorn ; erect 1-story frame dwelling. 15oO. Everett st cor. 11th. The Royal Bakery Co.; builders. Bingham & McClellan; exca vate tasement, $2O00. Leo ave., between 13th and 15th sts., E. O. Locke; builder, J. C- Locke; erect 1 story frame dwelling. $1500. East Everett st., . between B2d and 53d. WHIam Otterstrom; builder, same; erect 1-story frame dwelling, $00. Brown st.. between 6 th and 8th. J. W. Holmes; builder, same; erect 1-story frame dwelling. S300. East 75th St.. between Freemont and Klickitat, Gregory Investment Company; builders, same; erect 1-story. frame dwelling, $1800. East 72d st., between Klickitat and Free mont. (Ireeory Investment Company; build ers, same ; erect 1 -story frame dwelling, $1800. East Slst st., between Klickitat and Sis kiyou. Gregory Investment Company ; build ers, same; erect one-story frame dwelling, $ 1 soo. East S7th St., corner Grant.. S. W. Ram seyer ; builder, same; erect 1 V& -story frame dwelling. $1500. Fifteenth st.. between Alder and Wash ington. Mr. Leadbetter; builder, A. C. John son ; repair 2-story frame stable, $206.. EaBt 24th St., corner Weidler, V. A. Bil lion ; builder, same; erect 2-story frame dwelling, $3300. GJ-enn ave., between Sumner and Emerson; E E. Gragln; builder. E. E. Raddlng; erect 1-story frame dwelling, $20.00. May 7. Russell st., between Williams and Rodney aves.. A. F. Green; builder, same; erect 1-story fram-e store, $200. Hancok st., between East 19th and East 20th. H. R. Albee; builder, G. S. Harris; repair 2-story frame dwelling, $300. East 50th St.. between Salmon and Madi son, Portland Realty & Trust Co.; builders, A. W. Powers & Son ; erect 1-story frame dwelling. $1S00. East 67th st.. between Flanders and Ev erett, F. L. Ellsworth ; builder, same ; erect 1- story frame dwelling. $1200. East 18th st.. between Brainard and Go ing. R. L. Walker; builder, J. L. Angell; erect 1 Vi -story frame dwelling. $"2000. East 2 2d St.. between Alberta and Brainard, J. L. Angell: builder, same; erect li-story frame dwelling, $2000. Willams ave., between Beech and Falling. Casper Weigant; builder, same; rect 1-story frame store, $2000. Ellsworth st., between East 39th and East 41st., George West & Son ; builders, same; erect 2-story frame dwelling, $4000. Powell st., between Mary and 13th, Mrs. F. A. Blanck: builder, John Hifft; repair 14 -story frame dwelling. $200. Sixth St., between Mill and Market, Sam McKey ; builder. James Hyland ; repair 2- story frame dwelling. $250. East 28th st., between Morrison and Alder, Mrs. H. J. Wells; builder, H. J. Wells; erect 1-story frame dwelling. $2600. Stockton st., between Oberlin and Daw son, J. I. Nash ; builder, Nash Bros. ; erect 1-story frame dwelling. $1600. Salmon st.. between Park and West Park, Arlington Club : builder. Hurley-Mason Co. ; erect 4-story concrete club building, $10,000; permit for basement and first floor. Caruthers st., between 1st and Front, Episcopal Church ; builder. W. A. M. Beck; repair 2-story frame dwelling. $5000. NEWTRAGT PLATTED Crystal Springs Addition Is Placed on Market. LAND TO BE IMPROVED ' ENWRIGHT ELUDES POSSE Victim of Shooting Not Incliped to Prosecute Shooter, ' Search for Con Enwright, a teamster who shot and everly wooinded William M. Iverson, a fellow teamster at the Union Meat Company's place on the Peninsula Friday, has been dropped. Iverson, who will recover, said yester day morning: at the Good Samaritan Hospital that he would refuse to prose cute his assailant. For that reason Sheriff Stevens decided that it would be useless to spend further time looking; for the fugitive. The wounded man takes all the blame of the affair on his own shoulders. He said repeatedly yesterday that he had precipitated the quarrel that led to the shooting; and that he was not in clined to blame Enwright. Enwrigrht was still missing; from his accustomed haunts yesterday and is believed to have left the county. A few bargains In second-hand autos at H. I. Keats Auto Cos garage, corner Seventh and Burnslde. Streets to Be Opened Which WiH Furnish Better Means of Com munication With City and Other Suburbs. The most important announcement made for the East Side the. past week is that part of the Crystal Springs farm, belonging 'to the Ladd estate, lying on Milwaukie road, has been platted, and will be handled by the Columbia Trust Company. This farm comprises 437 acres, but for the present only that part be tween Milwaukie road and the Southern Pacific Railroad, consisting of 700 lots, has been platted. Streets are to be grad ed, water mains put down and sidewalks laid. For most of the distance the Sell wood carline runs on the west side of the tract to Bybee avenue, when it turns west to the Portland Crematorium.- Breaking- up of this part of the Crys tal Springs farm means much for the South East Side. It will mean that a large reinforcing water main must' be laid from Mount Tabor for this district, as the present 10-inch pipe that runs to Sellwobd cannot now supply that district and there is water shortage in the Sum mer months. With this tract on the mar ket there will be more force back of this movement to get another main, at least 12 inches at the end at Sellwood and starting at 20 inches at Powell Valley road. Such a main, it is estimated, will furnish an ample supply for several years to come for the Sellwood and Midway district and intervening territory. Opening of the streets in the Ladd farm paralleling the Milwaukie road will be a great gain, for this district is "bottled up" and restricted to the single street of Milwaukie to get into Portland. Between the farm and the Boise tract effort is being made to open East Seventeenth and other streets, but particularly East Sev enteenth, through Midway. So far lit tle progress has been made. But when it Is known that East Seventeenth street will be opened through the Ladd farm there may be -less opposition, as by open ing it a street parallel to Milwaukie road will be opened to Sellwood. At present the building area south toward Sellwood for some ways is be tween Milwaukie road and the river, ex cept at Midway, where tracts have been platted and sold eastward. That the plat ting of the farm will stimulate growth in that part of the city is generally be lieved. At Wfodstock. ohe of the oWer suburbs of the East Side in the southeast, a splendid building movement ,1s going for ward. Situated on elevated ground, over looking Portland and the Willamette River, some of the most attractive homes have been built on the west side of the hill. J. R. Gilstrap. who has lived at Woodstock for a number of years, says the present progressive movement Is more pronounced there than ever before. An attractive new Methodist Church has Just been completed on Woodstock avenue at a cost of $5200 without the fur niture, which will cost about $1000. The general plan of the new building is mod ern. Rev. Mr. Vooa is the pastor. He has been on that charge for two years. Ho early saw need of a modern church. Predication of the church will be held Sunday, May 23. Hoi la clay Addition Sales. Ellen Edmonston sold to Minnie G. Brown lot 1, block 52, Holladay Addi tion, for $8000. Harvey Wells bought of tona!d MeRae lot 8, block 80, Holladay LAND OPENING AT GOODING IN SOUTHERN IDAHO THE GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY OF SECURING A HOME of 5, 10 or 20 acres, where all kinds of fruit ean be grown to perfection, such as apples, pears, plums, peaches and all small fruits and berries. 1200 acres of the Home Ranch of Ex-Gov. Gooding, adjoining the Townsite of Gooding, on the Main Line of the Oregon Short Line and the junction of the Idaho Southern, whieh serves the great Twin Falls North Side .. Tract, will be offered for sale to Home-Makers only. UNDER CAREY ACT RULES ON MONDAY, MAY 17, 1909 " This land will be sold on easy terms to the man who will improve it and build a home. Not a single tract of! this land will be sold to the speculator, but only to the man who is willing to enter into a contract to cultivate it and build a home thereon within a year, and not more thsn 20 acres will be sold to any one person. . . These tracts will be sold at prices ranging from $360 per acre for those adjoining the townsite to $200 per acre for those more remote. None of this land is more than one-half mile from the Idaho Southern Railroad, now being operated, and which will soon be turned into an electric line. ' A large portion of this ranch has been in alfalfa for . the past 10, 15 and 20 years and is now in cultivation to sugar beets, alfalfa and grain. FIRST-CLASS WATER RIGHT WITH EACH TRACT Easy terms will be given, one-fifth cash at time of purchase and balance in ten annual payments, with inter est at rate of 6 per cent. f DEPOSIT REQUIRED A deposit of $100 must be made with the Gooding Townsire Company before, noon of the 17th of Ma by those desiring to participate in this drawing. If no selec tion is made money will be refunded. CHAS. T. MANNING REALTY CO. LIMITED . GENERAL SALES AGENTS GOQDING TOWNSITE CO., LTD. GOODING. IDAHO. . im & wjctz& si r i lie tLnreat I of the I ndustriai Nort Center iwes Oregon has no considerable manufacturing center outside of Portland. Somewhere within the next five years such a city is bound to rise. The location of such a community is decided naturally. It requires certain definite features which absolutely must be present. They are desirable manufacturing sites, deep water shipping facilities and the presence of railroads that will adequately serve the interests of the big industries. Destiny has decided that a manufacturing city shall have these essentials, and, consequently, Destiny has selected BURLINGTON, for BURLINGTON has all of them in abundance. If these facts are not already apparent to you, they will immediately become so if you will take a trip to BURLINGTON today over the UNITED RAILWAYS. , TICKET TO BURLINGTON TIME This Beautiful Picture Free I 1 SEE SCHEDULE Mail Coupon I the improvements that are I m . , , being made,1 the buildings, lnie Jrtla1Ddffor COUPON that are being erected, the 6 15 A M to 11 -15 A M I'UU.FU.N woj.k railroad com. and hourly from 1 P. M. to uPon receipt of this coupon, either by mail or in ea8L9be:- person, the Buth Trust Company , room 3, Chamber S2LiffSLv Trains leave BURLING- of Commerce, will mail or present to you a magmfi- from the hillsides, the mag- TON for Portland hourly cent panoramic view, showing BURLINGTON and nificent natural park, and from 7:45 A. M. to 11.-15 its inspiring scenic environment. Sign your name scores of attractive places adTh??rly from 1 and address below. to stroll and lunch through f. M. to 7 P. M. , - the woods and gullies. . ., Name.., r. ..-.,w.-.:.,.-. ........... ROUND TRIP 25c round TRIP 25c For business opportunity, tHe location of a home, small investment, or a suburban residence, it remains for somebody to name a more desirable location than the townsite of BURLINGTON, thirty minutes from Portland on the UNITED RAILWAYS. Room 3 Chamber of Commerce Portland, Or. TRUST COMPANY OWNER KEAVERTOME LIE ACREAGE "The Pasadena of Oregon'' 3500 ACRES, with no rock, gravel, white soil or hillsides to contend against, but only slightly rolling land, with deep, dark soil, and platted into tracts of V2 to 20 acres each, with a completed road to each tract Located 40 minutes out on the Fourth-street Railway, five trains each way per day. A few acres here, developed in fruit, English walnuts or vegetables will insure a handsome revenue and will provide a honiesite with all the advantages of a GREATER PORTLAND. Buy now, while original prices prevail. The local development would warrant an advance in prices even now. . Our prices range from 3IOO to $250 per acre. Ten per cent cash, balance to suit purchaser. Call and arrange to go with us, without expense to you, and examine this property, and determine for yourself as to its worth. . v , '1 T E SHAW-FEAR COMPANY 245V2 STARK STREET