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TIIE SUNDAY OHEGOXIAN, PORTLAND, ZirARCTI 5, 1911.
K
X PARK BLOCKS NOW
WORTH 4.000,000
Strip Needed in Bennett Plan
Could Have Been Had for
$lCO,COOin 70s.
VALUE STILL ADVANCING
.w(l Valuation Willi luiproTe-
mrnt I $1.s9.fl.in Tom nich-
rttwn's Plan for Buying and
Holding A ron Interest.
The usrimj valuation of real estate
In the irttn "park blocks" between
Mmon and Ankeny streets, la 11.575.
OOO. Improvements'' ara asaassed at
S 1104. makln; the total valuation
for purpo of taxation. Il.8.j0.
These are the Morks tt is proposed
In tl plan of ArrMV-n 11 IC. Bennett
for development of i'ortlsnd. that the
city shall bur and open. The recent
proposal tr Tom Kichardaon that tha
city condemn and purchase tha prop
erly now and hold It Intact for a num
ber of years until tha Income shall
pay the Inltlil cost, has aroused a
great ncal of discussion.
il r. Richardson has figured out that
tl la li years wltli Intorest at S per
cent compounded yearly, mill tmnunt
to 1-1. and that tl In 13 years
wttli Interest at pr cent compounded
yearly, will amount to $2.03 He
declares tae plan entirely feasible, and
ays If the Imonie Is carefully handled
the bloiks wl.l pay for themselves la
a surprising' jr short period.
Special Act Kequired.
t'nder existing laws the city could
not con.Irmn property for public use
and thn hold It indefinitely after pur
chasing. It would be necessary to
pass a special act permitting; the city
to hold the blocks after acquiring them
by con lcmnailon and exempting them
from taxation during- the period while
they were being held. It Is generally
conceded tral it would be entirely
frasii!e to (."s such an act.
WM;e the assessed valuation Is
fii.-hl'r less than I2.000.0i". It ts
tlitu;iit by trputy Assessor North that
It would rust at least ll.BOv.000 to
.niie;i!n and purchase the trround.
' 1 a such, cases. Juries are Inclined to
tfit uwne.-s lioerally.'" said air. North.
A: present there are only four Im
portant buildings on the park blocks.
The Arlington Hub bj dine, at .iu
aa. S.U:iwr. which was completed last '
year, is assented at tlS.OOO; the Cor-I
nciius H.fi. at .ark and Alder. val-'
ud at f ).uo; the K-iton Hotel. Weat
J'ark and Vorrlsn. I ..". and the
Columl'la buildlnc. A'est f'ark and
. aslrlnirton. I."j.U"0. Most of the other
Improvements on the blrks are frame
structures of nominal valua
Some of t.iese blocks are regarded
a.. urna t:.e choicest locations Id
this city for retail business, and tha
value l as a ivanced rapldiy In late
)rar. The hlsrics: price yet paid for
any lot was mo. "Cj. for the norta-i
west comer of Hark and Morrison
streets, which was bought by Rev.
Herbert Spencer Johnson, of Boston,
last December. Tnis tot Is held In tha
name of Amy C". Adams, and Is as-
sesej at li.0 . The three blocks '
between Stark and Morrison, numbered'
-. 3 and I. probably could be sold for
something more than l-.0O0.O10. Block '
t. letween Morrison and Yamhill. Is
next in Importance, and the remaining
Mocks are far less valuable. Krora :
the rreent tendency of business
growth it Is evident that the ground
win continue to Increase In value.
1'rUf In '70s ! Than $100,000.
II. li. Northup. ex-County Judge, was
father of a movement for purchase of
.the park blocks by the city In the
late seventies, when the entire prop
erty could have been bought for 1100.
vvt or less.
"It was my Idea." said Judge N'orti
up yesterday, "to tear down the few
frame structures standing on the
irround and open a wide avenue to run
fie full length of the city, with a
strip of parking on either side. There
was consldcrab. - agitation of the mat
ter at the time, and The Oregonlaa
published a number of articles on tha
subject. Sme opposition developed,
and the plan was finally dropped.
What do you want of more streets'
1 was often asked by property own
era. 'We have more streets now than
we ran use. or want to pay for
"That was the general attitude, foe
those who foresaw that I'ortland would
on- time attain Its present importance,
were few. The plan was generally
thought extravagant, just as there
are many who believe It would be
extravagant to buy the blocks now.
"a wo thousand dollars a lot was
then a big price for any property la
that neighborhood, and the whole strip
could have been bought for less than
1140. 0o. In the r-prtng of 1171 the
quarter block at the southwest corner
of rlftri and Wasnlngton streets, now
one of the best retail sites In the
city, was bought by fhtl C Schuyler
for Kooo."
This quarter block changed hands
two years ajro at 1350. COO. and Is be
lieved to be worth more than liOO.OOO
now.
H loci. Arc Small.
The park blocks axe 100 by 100 feet
and contain four lots esch. with the
exception of the long block between
Stark and Ankeny. (block SO. which
con'alns II lots. The opening of Oak
street will cut this block In two.
Taking over of the park blocks by the
city might Involve also the utlltxlcg
of bio k . Couch Addition, which Is
a continuation of block . Its value
ts not iarfe Ts make a clear strip
from the hilTs at the head of the park
blcks to4he terminal yards, block
11 1. Couch Addition, between Hoyt and
('llsan. the last of the row. would ba (
neeueo. ims is ownea oy tr.e .orm
em Pm-'itlc Terminal Company, and Is
assessed for HJ.00J.
A-eoxtm-nt figure Given.
The assessed valuation of the seven
Mocks between Ankeny and Salmon
streets, wl'h Improvements, follows:
Iil.vk Keal estate f.'ta.eco, Improve
m.n.s t..jw
K.ock I ileal estate I ;.. Improve
ments l )
h. k z- Keal estate t:f.0. Improve
ment. :. .
. lock J K-al estate lll.t0. Impreva-
IB'n'. !- .
li k -ttal estate 124s.. Improva-
Bl'Tl'S til. -.
H : k -K.al estate ttet.oee, Impreve-m-f
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HI k i Keal estate MS. CO, tmprove-
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The as.cssment. by lots, follows:
HI rk Kll.a r:zbeth Hood, lot 1.
$Ti4. lmr-roTmnts fliS: ICltsatetb Clark.
t 3 an. I J 9 . Impro, meats tto0;
Ail JlpK llur. khsr.lt Estate, lot 4. :l.0.
lrrprot.m--n: Ili4d; Uvwls Russell and
It fcsrrt Wll.ler. north half of lot l. tl.-
m. iaipfottmtnti torve H Kelly.
soutM ki t of lot a, John Cirdano.
en1 h f of lo a. 'xrtrt esst SO f.el.
irw improvements -io: ;eree H. Kelly.
rat t'-t ot lot e. !. Improvemests
Mu'.rhead ilirh.rd. sonth half
m( lot t, except east feet, aad aU of
nrpoETAKT BunjjiNa wPEfcATioifs show progress et albika.-
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lot 7. .:0. ImprovemenU III0O; John
Cordaao. lot . Ii. Improvements fist;
Ilibernla ttavinas Bank, lot . 111.000. im
provements tl'se: Jamee A. M"tt. lot 10.
Ill.soo. Improvements fltOS; Kllen Kllsa
beth itond. lot II. i XX Improvements I Uo.
Ill.ck 1 Honors Farrell. lot I. X50.00S.
Improvements IlljS: Ausust Berg, lot 3.
IvS.OOO. Improvements S13.IWS; Healty As
seiate. lot 3, $.".oos. improvements $7&.
OOO; Keerdlnc FarrelL lot i. Hi.tOO. Im
provements S1S00.
Block I 1 Frieda and Te!la F. Purk
belmer. lot 1. .loi.000. Improvements liioo;
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Mrs. J. E. Walker, lot , $70,000. Improve
ments tCO.000; R. W. Spencer, lot t. fliS.OOO.
luiprovements fiOOO: Ann W. and Lewis
Jtittr, lot 4. 1 1 DO. 000. Improvements 17000.
Block L. Therkelsen. lot 1. 170.000, Im
provements f 11.(00; Amy C. Adams. Jr.. lot
5. tM.OOO. Improvements $S300; A. B. Steln
bacli. lot 1. IS0.90. Improvements tiS.OOO:
I'BCino Telephone A Telegraph Co. tassessed
by State Board) lot 4. 100.000. Improvements
tli.ooo.
Block 4 Louis Heater and Lehmon
Ptrause. lot 1, IS5.V00. improvements $i00O;
Mrs. Preston W. Ulllette. lot 1. $0.000. im
provements t300: Herbert Oordon, lot 1,
ilJ.OOo. improvements Thomss H. Ben
nett, lot 4. SftO.OOO, improvements 113.100.
Block t D. W. Waketleld. lot 1. $17,000,
Improvements 19000; C A. Allskey, lot 2.
$21,000. Improvements $S900; Herman H.
Jones, lot J. fit. 000. Improvements $4000:
Harrison R. KJncald, lot 4. $13,000. Improve
ments $4100.
Block Knights of Columbus, lot t. $13.
0. improvements $1300; Arlington Club,
lots 1 and t. $34,000, Improvements $46,000;
lira. John R. Foster, lot 4. $17.CK0, Improve
menU $1700.
Hit. 6TOITE BU1XDIXG IIOrSE
w Tt evidence Voder Way at Mount
Tabor Will Coat $11,000.
Construction of Dr. Charles Edward
Stolte's $12,000 house at Mount Tabor
Is under way, and It will be completed
some time before Fall. The house was
designed by Edward T. Root, archi
tect, and Is on West avenue. It Is of
English etyle, the exterior being brick
veneer on the first story and shingles
on tire second. The first floor con
tains the living-room, dining-room,
library and kitchen. Four bedrooms,
two bathrooms and the sleeping-porch
occupy the second floor, and the attic
contains two maids' rooms.
The main entrance. 14 feet wide, le
done In Ivory white with mahogany
trimmings, and the Uvtng-room Is also
In Ivory white. The library and dining
room are finished In fir stained a
chocolate brown, paneled to the height
of the door. The living-room has a
barrel-vaulted panel celling. - The
library has built-in bookcases. Up
stairs the finish Is In native fir. and
the owner's room has a cove ceiling.
Ilnge Ice Plant Near Completion.
A large steel Ice tank, which will
contain 1S00 100-pound ice cans, ar
rived last week, .consigned to the Na
tional Cold Storage & Ice Company,
Eaat Water and Eaat Washington
streets, and the riveters are busy put
ting it together. When the annex at
the corner of East Water and East
Stark streets la completed the plant
will have a yearly capacity of 18.000
tons of Ice and about 800.000 cubic feet
of refrigeration. The new machine Is
now In place and the pipe work nearly
completed, and when It Is finished an
Invitation will be extended to the pub
lie ta Inspect the plant, when tha man
ager will give Information relative to
the manufacture of Ice and the hand
ling uX cold alorajia product.
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ALB1NA DISTRICT
MAKING PROGRESS
Substantial Business Buildings
Going Up and Residences
Projected.
; STREETS WILL BE PAVED
Knssell Street and Mississippi and
Williams Avenues Are in JLlno for
Improvements--Hotel Balld
. ings Tender Way.
Substantial progress ki being made
In the Albitia district. In a good class
of buildings for business, residences
and apartments. A comprehensive
street programme has been adopted.
Involving an expenditure of nearly
$500,000.
The most Important modern build
ing erected In AlbLna recently Is the
Lewis building, at the southeast cor-
I tier of Williams avenue ana nusseii
street. It is a three-story modern
structure of pressed brick and covers
! a quarter-block. The lower floor Is
1 divided Into business apartments and
Is now partly occupied, while the up
per floors are for offices and apart
ments. This building stands on the
corner of the old Wflliams-avenue
schoolhouse Mock, for which the
school district received 165,000. and
which la now considered worth more
than $100,000.
On the south elde of Russell street
near Rodney avenue the Water Board
will erect a two-story brick water
office. It will be modeled after the
East Portland water office building,
the cost will be about 125,000 and It
will be the headquarters for the col
lector and repair men .for the North
East Side. The city has secured an
additional lot on Russell street to add
to the 25-foot lot the city already .
owned.- At the intersection of Russell I
street and Union avenue a consider
able huolness center has been built !
up. Buildings costing xi&u.uuu nave
been built near this Intersection the
past year.
First Modern Apartment Built.
At the northwest corner of Missis
sippi avenue and Skldmore street, in
Multnomah Addition, K. W. Latham
has built the first modern apartment
building In the district- It is pressed
brick in construction, two-story and
covers a lot 60x100 feet. Its cost was
$:0.000. The lower" floor Is for gen
eral business purposes -and the upper
floor Is for apartments, all well ar
ranged according to -modern plans.
F. H. Edward Is erecting a three
story business and hotel building at
the southeast corner of Fremont
street and Montana avenue. It covers
a lot 60x100 and is of frame con
struction. On the lower floor there
are five storerooms, and the upper
floors are for hotel purposes. With j
the furniture the building will cost
(20.000.
In Lower Alblna at the northeast
corner of Knott street and Mississippi
avenue. Thomas Fowler has erected
a three-story brick building, which
Is for a hotel and general business
purposes. It covers a quarter-block
and cost $30,000.
The Important streets - in Alblna
Which are being paved and are to be
paved this year are Russell street,
Mississippi avenue and Williams ave
nue. Mississippi avenue Is now be
ing Improved between Goldsmith and
Prescott streets, a distance of a mile.
The streetcar company is relaying its
tracks with heavy steel rails. Rus
sell street has been partly paved and
will be Improved to Guntenbein (ve
nue. Both are the main business
streets in Lower Alblna,
Kavlnes to lie FJIIed.
It is reported that the present own
ers of the Montgomery Tract will
have' the land graded and the ravines
filled, which will make it possible to
use the tract- It Is the largest un
improved tract in that part of the
city. Much of this territory is fitted
for manufacturing establishments.
In Upper Alblna, Williams avenue
is the main business channel aside
from Union avenue. Williams avenue
is to be paved this year between Mor
ris and Alberta streets at a cost of
$70,635, which is the bid of the Pa
cific Bridge Company.
BIG - INFLUX EXPECTED
WAlXuY WALLA PREPARES FOR
IMMIGRANTS.
J. C Scott, Commercial Club Presi
dent, Says AdTcrtlsinc; Is Telling.
$17,000 Gleaned,
With $17,000 already subscribed for
publicity for the coming year, J. C.
Scott, of Walla, Walla.. Wash., presi
dent of the Commercial Club in the
Palouse metropolis, declared yesterday,
that 1911 would witness more immi
gration than the aectlon ever before
recorded.
"We are getting hundreds of Inqui
ries. said Mr. Scott, who Is in the city
on business for a few days. "Never
was there so much curiosity about the
Palouse country ever manifested be
fore. Walla Walla Is forging ahead
at a rapid rate. We have a rustling
Commercial Club, and an active pub
licity bureau. We are sending out
great Quantities of literature, and we
are making the name of Walla Walla
known in the East.
"We have adopted a novel plan for
encouraging the development of our
section. Our Commercial Club sets
aside certain days for use of neigh
boring towns. Then an able talker
from that town tells us the taking
po'nts of the community he represents.
One day we had a Milton day. Milton
was discussed at the weekly luncheon
after the speech was made by the Mil
ton representative. The same treat
ment was accorded Freewater. We
shall take Pasco and all other towns
in our district and thus our own mem
bers become acquainted with the re
sources of the neighboring places. It
Is an education in itself.
"Last year we spent 1 18,000 for pub
licity and this year we will spend
more. We already have $17,000 and
the subscriptions may reach even a
greater sum."
Citlzen-TwiTF Pay Council's Fine.
CLAY CENTER. Kan., March 4. The
coats of the contempt case of Mayor
Hanna and the City Aldermen of Clay
Center, which the United States Su
preme Court recently ordered the men
to pay. will be raised by popular sub
scriptions among citizens here. No one
Now Rekdy-
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Fruit Trees Their plant
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Garden Gnlde Shows what vege
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Grape Cultnre How to plant.
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The elaborate lighting fixtures in the
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Packing plants, large factories and payrolls, make cities. Population is dense
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The secret of success in making real estate investments lies in one's ability,
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KENTON is the center of the factory district where the packing plants, Union
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