The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current, March 12, 1911, SECTION FOUR, Image 59

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Newspaper Page TextIf THE SUNDAY OREGONIAX, POItTLAyD. MARCH 12. 1911. AVERAGE IS GOOD GROWTH IS STEADY " ' " Buildings in Kenton Are of Per manent Nature. NEW PAVING IS ORDERED Population I Now Ckww to 2000 and More Thon COO Sc!ool t hu rt rt-n Are to He w Kutld Ing Thl Year. Started two year o In the brush on the eouth Side of Columbia boulevard. Kenton has had a phenomenal growth n population, and especially in flrt-cla . i -. 1 ' II L" , a n V, a narlV- poninrM vui,uu.. .. - permanent residents and a recent census hi that It ha more than I" arnool chlMnn. While the tract on which Kenton built belonred to the Ken wood Land Company, yet the building, for general buslneaa purpose erected by Inirestor.' and not hjr the land company. Arnont the building, are the follow In: Hal ley-Bradford building. .0X: Du puy building:. :S.': Kenwood Hotel Block, built by Porter Hroe.. railroad contractor. IWW: Fang building. Cft.OW: Rowley building. : Moving Plctura building, two; Dnvern building. tWM. Plana are belnir prepared Cr a tw story concrete and brick building to be built on Derby street, near the bank butldlnir. for C. W. M'yer. It will have a pressed brick front and the remainder will be of concrete construction. A fra ternal hall will occupy the entire upper floor. Vnder the Inspiration of the Ken ton Push Club, 13 of the principal Btreeta of Kenton are to be paved a. oon aa the work can be done with TVestrumlte asphalt, which Is manufactured In a A plant now bring erected In the Co lumbia -lough district. Is favored for these streets and probably will be used. Derby street la feet and Patton ave nue li feet wide. These wide streets will be narked with wide sidewalks, so that the cost of the pavements will not fall heavily on the property owners. The Hoard of Education recently secured a double block and will build a school house this year so that the S children at Kenton will not need to travel so far to reach a schoolbous. Besides the new manufacturing plants already establish ed and in operation on Columbia slough, other Important industries are eekinr locations near the O.-W. R. N. line. The -hwarschlld Sulzberger Packing Company, of South Portland, it U an nounced, has secured a nve-acre tract ear the I'nlon Meat Company s plant and may build this year. - look for the time when Columbia Slough will be lined to Troutdale with manufacturing establishments." said ft. i Woodward, president of the Kenton Push Club. "There are few places where, the conditions are so favorable for manu facturing concerns. Here is water In abundance and railroad transportation right at the front doors of these con cerns. All the establishment built In this district are doing well. We con stantly besr of other concerns seeking locations In this district. One advan tage of Kenton Is that from the start only first-class buildings were erected, and there will bo no period In the fu ture when the bulldlnirs must be removed to make way for modern structures. Only this class if structures have been per mitted or will be permitted In this dis trict. As the manufacturing concerns are completed and put Into operation here, more people are employed and more business Is done In Kenton. Tha bank which was started less than two years aeo has done good buslnesa from the start. We need a echoolhouse and pavements for our streets, and " are In a fair way to get. The Board of Kdueation will buUd a echoolhouse here this year, and our Club la- pushing a wholesale paving movement that will gle us hard-surface streets." OIJ M.OrtilI IS PISAPrKAKIXG Sawdnt With Top Prwlnjt of Earth rued to Wipe Oat Gulch. K7un the fin which is now being made across Stephens slough on East Eighth street, by the Pacific Bridge Corniany. is completed, virtually the en tire ravine will have been filled between Kt Elrhth street and the Willamette River. From the Inman-Poulsen saw mitt sawdust has been used mainly to All up Stephens slough, a top coating of earth being added to a depth of five and ten feet. The Oregon Water Power Company dump-trains sre ruling up the lowlands around the new power plant at the foot of East Uncoln street. These trains run to the bank of the river opposite Ross Island, where the steam shovel Is eating Its way Into the blutf. The fill ing operations are In progress on the north side of the power house, around oil tanks which were recently placed there. . . The power plant will use sawdust and refuse from the sawmill, and will have these oil tnnks as reserve supply of fuel. The plant will consume the saw dust and refuse stuff, which heretofore had been used to fill up the slough with. The embankment Is the third to be made across the slough. CHmCII WILL COST $7000 Presbyterians at Orenoo, Wash., to nnlld Fine Edifice. Presbyterians at the town of Orenco, Wash, will build a church to cost $70o. Plans have been drawn by W. K. Tobey. architect, of Portland. The church Is to be In Gothic-Tudor design, with square tower, and will be ornamental In appearance. The In terior Is to have heavy exposed wood trusses and to be finished In selected slash-grained Oregon fir. The main au'ittortum Is to bo bowl-shaped and will seat 790 persons. At the rear of the auditorium are the choir room and pastor's study. Adjoining the audi torium Is a large Sunday school room the two rooms being separated by rolling partitions, so that they can be thrown into one large room, when necessary. Contract has been let to Plmroons. Curomings McXksh. and fork will be commenced Immediately. Syndicate Bays Kelso Acreage. A syndicate headed by 3. 3. Parker. Of Portland, haa bought from W. A. Ward, of Seattle, ill acres situated Bear Kelso. Wash. Pnrt of the tract Is cleared and under, cultivation and the remainder Is unimproved. The pur chasers are plotting the land In 10 and ;-acre tracts for orchards and will place It on the market the coming Summer. The sale waa made by Walter McOovern. Woodland Girls to Give Play. WOOHLAXn. Vash., March 1L Spe rWLI The girls of the Woodland High School Basketball team will soon stage a play in the Interest of the annual track meet and they are working bard to make the entertainment one of the best that r ever been given by local talent In Woodland. They have not jet decided on the date on which the play will be given. MABIX MILL'S OWNERS NEW Coast Range Lumber Company Ac quire Valuable Holdings. ' KtTUENE. March 11. Special. The sawmill, owned by the Sunset Lumber Company, at Mabel, which has been tied op by financial difficulties for some time, has passed Into the hands of a "eWCOI" poratlon. the Coast Range Lu1mb11' m pany. and will resume work w thin a short time. All the timber holdings of the old company are Included In the re organisation. The purchase price given In the deed filed with the County Clerk "Htfaiahon. who wa, at the bead of . . . n.ma with the new (tne OlO nunpl. . . .- ------ corporation, and probably will be man- t-.- r the mill at Mabel Err. i ' r Is .0.000 feet dally. Robert Brooke Builds line Home. Plans haTs been drawn for a . resi dence for Robert Brooke, of the " Cooke Company, by Architect It Hockenberry. to be erected at fcasl ...... --.4 tr.at Kjtlmon streets. I r hit-Hi m : . ., I The cost l estimated at between $1-.- 00 and lis.ooo. It wui oe and contains 11 large rooms. ' sleeping porches. The "l"'0' t'Uwb.? of brick with plaster gables. It win have hardwood floors In all the main rooms, a tile fireplace In the IWlng room. a large pressed brick the library. The recept on hall and dining-room will ba finished In oak. while the rooms on the second floor will be finished In white enamel, in the basement there will be a gymnas ium and blllard room. The ' xI70 feet on the slope of Mount Tabor, which () nira a splendid view of the city. . RAILROAD HELPS LAND COUNTRY OV NORTH BANK OF COLUMBIA IS PEVELOPED. Klickitat County Will Spend Large Part of Tax Money la Terri tory Benefited. Tha north bank of the Columbia RlTer. east of the Cascade Mountains, so long left In an undeveloped con dition because lacking railroad trans portation. Is at last coming; Into It own since the North Bank Railroad has given direct connection with Port land markets. The Klickitat County authorities recognizing these changed conditions, have made an appropriation for road and bridge building In the Sundale dis trict A force of men la completing a permanent bridge across Chapman Creek, and building a permanent county road on a water-grade along Chapman Creek, leading back about five miles Into the Interior and through the midst of a rapidly developing orchard dis trict Trior to this year. Klickitat County ofdclala have given but U"le attention to development of the south ern part of the county, and most of the tax moneys have been spent In the Uoldendale district Since the rail road came, and In view of the early completion of the Celllo Canal, south ern Klickitat County bids fair to be the most thickly populated section. This county Is remarkable for Its 100 miles of frontage along the Columbia River. No other county In Washington or Oregon has so much river frontage, and no other county bas such large milage of a trunk-line railroad. The larger part of the railroad taxes paid by the Spokane, Portland & Seattle Railway, in the state of Washington, goes Into the coffers of Klickitat County. "As these railroad taxes come from the river townships, the men of south ern Kllckltst County will henceforth expect that a large part of thia money shall be spent for the Improvement of the southern portion of the county," said C. I. Hyskell. of the Hunter Land Company, which Is developing a 3000 acre tract of orchard and' vineyard lands. Sales have been made to 12 Portland and Salem men In the last few months, and a number of houses are being built In addition, a grocery store and a achoolhouse are to be Immediately commenced. Superintendent Shepard and a force of men are planting the last of the acreage for the Winter season, and there are now about 3&0 acres of fruit and almond orchards and vine yards. All the vineyards are planted to European varieties of grapes. The future of the North Bank Railroad region looks very bright and we are glad to say that all of this territory Is directly tributary to Portland. This city will enjoy virtually all the business that Is developed In future years from southern Klickitat County." CHINESE GIVE- CONCERT Thousand Persons Attend Benefit for Famine Sufferers. By giving a concert at Taylor-street Methodist Episcopal Church, last Fri day night, the Chinese Students' Alli ance of Portland raised I392.1& for the relief of the famine sufferers In China. A thousand persons attended, and the event was a pleasant success. Miss Rose Goon sold 402 tickets for the con cert and In so doing won the prize offered by Rev. Chan Sing Kal. Those who took part In the programme were: W. K. Lai. first tenor, and Harry J. Ding, second bass, two students at the University of Oregon; a girls' chorus. Miss Bertie C- Chan. Paul and Timothy Fung. Urace Moy Fung, a talented 10-year-old soprano; J. H. Jewel, Bertie and Ida Chan. W. B. Moj, Mabel Lum, Edward E. Lee. Miss Rose Moy Ling, pianist, and George A. Chan. A male quartet consisting of W. K. Lai. W. B. Moy. K. E. Lee and H. J. Ding sang two quartets In excellent style Speeches were made by Dr. J. W. McDougall and Professor B. A. Thax ter. The committee In charge of the concert consisted of Miss Rose L. Goon, Miss Bertie O. Chan. Miss Rose Moy Ling, and the officers of the Students' Alliance: President William B. Moy; ! vice-president Miss Ida E. Chan; secre tary. Miss Rose Moy Ling: treasurer. Edward E. Lee, ana Business manager. Miss Bertie O. Chan. The piano ac companists were Miss Rose Moy Ling and Miss Bertie G. Chan. The students desire to return thanks to the business men who bought tickets for this con cert - Sarah E. Pratt Is Dead.' A LB A NT, Or.. March OL (Special.) Mrs. Sarah E. Pratt died at the home : nr h.r ion. N. D. Pratt in this city I J- i dav. aired S7. She waa a native of Connecticut and came to Oregon In 1 ii'.o gh Is survived by her husband. 8. D. Pratt now years old and to whom aha waa man led 5 years ago. and two- sons. W. B. Pratt of Burt Iowa, and N. D. Pratt a local mercnant. She was a member of the" Grace Pres tterian Church of Albany, and had been a Presbyterian for more than half a century. Practically all the valuable rubles ef an cient and modem times have been round In the Jlocot Valley, ef Burma, where much of tha work Is still carried ea by tne natives la must prlmalUe ainit. Building Continues at Rate of About $50,000 Daily. MARCH FIGURES. EQUALED Plans for Number of Large Build ings Are Being Considered, and Permits AVo Issued Record Probably Will Be Broken. Building operations continue at- a steady rate of about 950,000 a day, the figures for last week falling slightly below that average. The total for the six business days was 174 permits for hulldinsrs izfrrcatlnz S268.SS4 In value. The first four da's of the month showed a total of 1214.240. so the grand touu to date Is 1482.824. In March last year 66 permits were Issued for buildings costing a total of $1,473,583. If applications for permits continue to come in at the present rate, the total for the month will just about equal last year's record. Plans for a number of large buildings are being considered -in the Building In spector's office, and If permits for any of these are issued this month the record probably will be broken. A per mit was Issued yesterday to Bishop Charles Scaddlng for the construction of a frame residence on Elm street between Eighteenth and Nlnteenth, Portland Heights, to cost 120,000. Permits were Issued last week by days as follows: Munday, 40 permits, value $57,745; Tuesday, permits, value $52,520; Wednesday, 26 permits, value $19,455; Thursday, 37 permits, value $51,980; Friday, 13 permits, value $13,380; Saturday. 19 permits, value $43,504. Total, 174 permits, value $28, 684. The detailed record follows: Monday. Oregon furniture Manufacturing o. Erect brick boiler room. 1214-1244 ,'M" adain roaJ fool Boundary aveuue; builder, same: f.-ooo. . . , Kmmn oisen Krect two-story frame dwellluR. Korty-fourth street between Thompson and Braxoe; builder. S. F. .Rich ardson: 24.".o. M. J. Brown Repair one.story frame drlllnic. lion East Twenty-third street be tween Kherratt and Harney; builder, same; 'K. R. Perkins Erect H-story frame dwell ing. iaol-3 Ksst Kishteenlh street between Claybourne and Tolman; builder. Mutual In vestment tx-; JJW'O. . A. T. Collins Krect two-story frame dwelllug. HUT ulaitilolie street between East Thirty-sixth and Thirty-seventh; builuer, J. I). Coleman; loixl. J. Dnely Krect one-story frame dwelling-, Stxty-nrst aveuue southeast bttween Sixty ninth and Seve ity-seeond streets; builder, K. 1 l.Dgl. IKHSJ. Mrs. W. J. Tusanl Erect two-story frame dweillns. Jessup street between Maryland and Montana avenue; builder, Clinton iira; Kooo. tewls J. Wilde Repair lH-story frame dwelling. Twenty-third street between WahiiKton sad Kverett; builder, Bert K. Bo.ce; Sluo. C O. Westland Erect one-story frame dwelling. East Korty-elghth street between Madlsoo and Main; bullu.-r, same; tUiHiO. C. O. Westland Erect one-story frame dwelling. East Fort -elKhth street between aladisoo mid Main- builder, same; jooo. Mar Brewery Repair two-story frame store snd rooms. Klrt street between Ciay and Market: builder. W. C. Arthur: $j(H. It. M. Wade Kepalr two.slory Irame store warehouse. Clay street between First and Second: builder. It C. Kvana: $3ovo. O. W. Priest Krect two-stury frame dwelling, East Fortieth street between Jlra aee and Knott; builder, same; $'Jonu. U. W. I'rlest Krect to-st,ry frame dwelling. East Fortieth street between Bra see and Knott; builder, same; $2000. O. W. I'rlest Erect two-story frame dwelling. East 1 htrty-nlnth street between Braiee and Knott; builder, same: 1200(1. tl. W. priest Krect two-story frame dwelling.' East Thirty-ninth street between Brasee and Knott: builder, same; 12000. O. W. I'rlest Erect two-story frame dwelling. East Thlrty-elgnth street between Brains and Knott; builder, same: $2000. a. W. Priest Erect two-story frame dwelling. East Thirty-eighth street between Braxee and Knott; builder, same; $2ooo. O. V. priest Erect two-story frame dwelling. Kaat Thirty-seventh street be tween Brasee and Knott; builder, same; $2"oo. U. W- Priest Erect two-story frame dwelling. Kast Thirty-seventh street be tween Brasee and Thompson; builder, same; $2oo. ti. W. Trlest Erect two-story frame dwelling. East Thirty-seventh street be tween Bras and Knott; builder, same; $2o0. ' 11. I. and W. E. Dunford Erect one-story frame dwelling. East Feventy-fourth street between Korty-elghth and Forty-ninth ave nues. Southeast; builder. mi $1000. H. I. and V. E. Duntord Erect one-story frame dwelling. East Seventy-fourth street between Forty-eighth and Kurty-nlnth ave nues, ttoutheast: builder, same; $ltoO. U K. t and W. E. Dunford Ere.ct one-story frame dwelling, Kust Beventy-tourtn street between Forty-eighth and Forty-ninth ave nuom, southeast; builder, same; $lt00. tl. L. Ostllng Erect one-story frame chicken-house. Kast Sixty-sixth street be tween Flfi -fifth and Flfty-alxth avenues; builder, same; $12v. A. L- Hansen Erect - one-story frame dwelling. Fifty-fourth avenue between Six tieth and Sixty-first avenues; builder, "same; $14.".0. W. Barr Erect two-story frame dwell ing, Lombard avenue between Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth; builder, same; $.;oou. A. Cantenbeln Erect one-story frame warehouse, southwest corner Seventh and East Iavls; builder. Charles Oruol; $500. J. W. Kelly Itepalr one-story frame dwelling. SS5 Mallory avenue between Fall ing and Shaver; builders, Phillips A Son; $ y. A- Vorpohl Erect one-story frame chicken-house. 4u East Fifty-first street, between Hancock and Tillamook; builder, same; $100. Elmer E. Eatlnger Erect one-story frame dwelling. East Forty-eighth street, between Itraaee and Wisteria avenue; builder, same; J. Hansen Erect one-story frame factory, 1015 Thirteenth street, between Humbolt and Bralnard; builder, A. .-elson; George Jacobs Repair stores and hotel. - Third street, between Everett and Flanders; builder. C. H. Beard: tlOttu. I. R. Oilllhan Erect two-story frame dwelling. East Salmon street, between Thlr-tv-nlnth and Thirty-eighth; builder, same; Itrunswlck-Balke-Collender Co. Repair 1S story concrete and steel store and offices. Fifth street, between Alder and Washing ton; builder, same; 11600. 8. P. A 8. R. R. Co. Repair three-story brick store and warehouse. Fifth street, be tween Stark and Washington; builder, L Doux LeDoux: liiiuo. Uleblsch Ic Joplln Move one-story frame dwelling. Twelfth street, between Salmon and Taylor; builder, same; $500. Uleblsch Joplln Move one-story frame dwelling. Twelfth street, between Taylor and Salmon; builder, same: StiOO. Lewis X. Blssonnett Repair one-story frame dwelling. Twenty-ninth street, be tween Uolng and Prescott; builder, J. F. Myers: ."00. J. Reldell Repair two-story frame store rooms. Chapman street, between Washington and Alder; builder. Marshall Bros.; 1600. Tuesday. J. J. Armstrong Erect one-story frame dwelling. Knott street between Fourteenth and Fifteenth; builder, same: $HO0O. C H. Ionraster Itepalr one-story frame dwelling. Marlon street between Twenty-first and Twenty-third; builder, same; $100. John O'Reilly Erect one-story frame woodshed. Magnolia street between Sixth and Eighth; builder, same; floo. . John Hedstroin Erect one-story frame storage. 7J Kerby street between Fremont and Beech: builder, same; $40o. H. It Harris Erect one-story frame dwelling. Brooklyn street between Kast Thirty-fourth snd Thirty-fifth; builder, J. C. Walker; $2000. K. E. Davis Repair one-story frame dwelling. R04 Fifty-second avenue between Fifty-eighth and Fifty-ninth. Southeast; builder, P. Berganlm; $100. E. A. McGrath Erect one-story frame dwelling. Cora avenue between East Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth; builder, A. W. Adsms; IlooO. John E. Kunyan Erect one-story frame dwelling East Flftv-ntnth street between Siskiyou and Klickitat; builder, same; Ilium. J. H. IHrman Erect one-story frame dwelling. Kast Seventieth street Southeast between Whitman avenue and Fifty-nfth; builder. Andrew Molina: ll0. H. Ollmore Repair two-story frame dwell ing. 47 Kast Harrison street between Ninth and Tenth; guilder. F. Crablree: Sluo. ?Y T "ST) 5 iVl!(yJAUlli (Mj 1 m ' OREGON REALTY SYNDICATE, 928 Chamber of Commerce. Send information regarding lots and busi ness chances in Madras, Oregon. Name .... Address C Burgesson Erect two-story frame dwelling. Atlantic street between Jessup and Kllllngsworth; builder. Otto T. Johnson; au.'" McDonald Erect two-story 'r"me dwelling. Korty-tblrd avenue between fcast Forty-ninth and Fiftieth; builder, B. T. Allyn: I200. A W. Hefner Erect one-story frame ga rage. 341 East Fifty-seventh street between Uncoln and Hawthorne; builder same; 1400. T G. Andersoo Elect two-story frame dwelling. Hancock street between Kast t or-tv-thlrd and Forty-fourth; builder, same. '""sJull Erect ono-story frame dwelling. Atlantic street between pippin and Buffalo, builder. O. gjolseth; tll)0. Fred Mar bod Erecr-one-story frame snea, 2M East Seventy-trturth street between Multnomah and Edgar; . builder. J. V. Worllilngton; 400. E. W. Angell Erect one-story frame dwelling. West Anna street between Mo "rom and Wall: builder, u. E. Le; 1300. C H Purcell Erect one-story frame dwelling East Twenty-fourth street be tween Going and Wygant; builder Comm. A purcell; lloio. 11 Hubble Erect onc-story frame build ing. "Hawthorne, avenue between East Thirty third and Glenn avenue; builder, P. 1 KlF.d;p.lKendall Repair two-story frame dwelling. .H Myrtle street between Twenty first and Twenty -second; builders. Godfrey sV Newell; 1000. , ..." a e sabln Erect one-story frame dwell ing. East Nineteenth street between Kll llngsworth and Jarrett; hullder, same; JUS. W. J. Uuy Repair one-story, frame dwell ing 325 East Twelfth street between Mar ket and Mill; builder, same; -0. Cstherlne Haller Erect one-story frame dwelling. Millard avenue between Baltimore and Rayburn; I00. Provident Investment Co. Erect two story frame dwelling. East Fiftieth street, between bandy Road and Brazee; builder, J. H. Chambers; 200O. George A. Ross Erect one-story tram, dwelling. East Fiftieth street, between Har rison and Lincoln; UOOO. e,ma George A. Ross Erect one-story frame dwelling. East Fiftieth street between Har rison and Lincoln; builder, same; 2J- Oeorge A. Ross Erect one-story frame dwelling. East Fiftieth street, between Har rison and Lincoln: builder, same: -:30?- George A. Ross Erect one-story frame dwelling. East Fiftieth street, between Har rison and Lincoln; builder, same; I.OOO. Helen B. Leland Repair two-story frame dwelling. 137 East Ankeny street, corner Twenty-third: builder, same: 1150. -. a Vester Erect two-story frame dwell ing. Kllllngsworth street, between Haight and Vancouver; builder. Emil A. Johnson; 4Leo Knight Clark Erect one-.torj r fr.m. office, northeast corner Belmont and Six tieth: builder. J. E. Powell; 1176. Eleanor R. Shoemaker Erect one-story frame dwelling. East 'bullde'?' tween Hawthorne and Madison; builder, Charles W. Shoemaker; tloOO- , R R. Young-Kepalr on-tory frame dwelling. East Fiftieth street. wefn Forty-first and Forty-second avenues, build- "E"r:Ma0ran-Rep.lr two-ory frame dwelling, corner East Twelfth and Belmont, builder. onMtory frame dwell ing." 1011 Albln. avenue, between Blandena and Humbolt; builder, same; l-'". a Carter Erect one-story frame dwell ing. i2S Marlon street. Between Clat sop and Linn; builder. W. F. Nelld: l5-T BIth D. H Frankhauser and Sarah Repair one-story frame dwe ling. 6834 .Sixty second avenue, between Sixty-eighth ana Sixty-ninth; builder, same; 11..0. frame A. E. Holcomb Erect one-story frame toriaC East Eighth street, between Yam hill and Morrison; builder, L, C. snorno. 4k"'e. Hart Repair one-story frame sa loon. liT Seeond street, between Alder nd Washington; builder. T. C. Relchle. 00. Wednesday. ., t i ii a M Taylor Erect two-story friS fl'ats, 8 V,liftt builder' tokVs Twelfth and Thirteenth; builder, clones Zeller Company; 4l)0. frame fl.T. L.rAhn0K?n7..7.Vtb"wrenryTwfTn ?nd TMr"enh builder, Stoke.-Zell.r Cora- "'paitn'Trt Company-Repair slx-onr brie". tore and offices. Al-ier and Washington: builder, same S-UOU. Bessie A. toaiens "'"''";-,,. J.mM dwelling. Grand avenue. VT,tw."n.,Si? and irvln: builder. H. C. Rlgby; 100. C W. Wsgstoff Erect one-story frame dwelling. Fifty-sixth avenue. """fculVd tween Baltimore and Rayborn avenue: bulld- "VXV ar.on.-Replr one-story me dwelling. Sixty-third avenue, :' tleth and Fifty-first streets;, builder. John Tei.l:jKarr Erect one-story frame dwell ing. Union avenue, between Magi.olla and l.-kum; builder, same; 1S00. M. R. Mnrtin Repair one-story frame dwelling. IM17 Amhurst street, between 'West Anna and MeKenna: builder, same; l -S. S. E. rorrell Erect one-story frame dwell ing. Gay street, between Alnsworth and Holman: builder, same; 17V ...,, Miss Jennie Campbell Erect one-story frame shed. 6!W Johnson street. between Twenly-nrst and Twenty-second; builder. Leo H. Joyce; 1100. National Cold Storage Ice Company- Raoalr two-atorr brick cold storage. SOS The ONLY CITY between the Columbia River and Crooked River, a stretch of 130 miles, that possesses a city government, an adequate and easily available supply, of good water, well established banks, business houses, mills, factories, etc. Madras was a substantial town long before the advent of rail transportation what will it be now thattwo transcontinental railroads traverse its limits? The traffic manager of the Harriman lines in the North west, in a recent speech, said: "Madras will be the North Yak- ima of Oregon." ' Now is the opportunity of a lifetime. The history of North Yakima, Wenatchee, Twin Falls and Spokane will be repeated at Madras. . Lots $75 and Upwards On Easy Terms Ore Syra East Washington street, between Water and First; builder. White Sullender; $8000. A. J. Mathews Erect one-story frame dwelling, Zanita avenue, between Virginia and Stewart: builder. Realty - Investment Company: lir.oo. . J. M. pannley Repair one-story frame dwelling, B4S Division street, between Thirty-first and Thlrty.second; builder, same; $150. W. r. Rodabach Erect one-story frame dwelling. East Sixty-ninth street, between Powell Valley Road and Thirty-seventh ave nue; builder. Russell Mckerson; 11000. Slnnott & Slnnott Erect two-story frame shop. Burnside street, between Seeond and Third: builder, Wilson Benefiel; J10.000. Fidelity Investment Co. Wreck one-story frame dwelling, 1S7 Fourteenth street, be tween Johnson and Kearney; butldet. W. Curry: 1100. E. G. Eaton Repair two-story frame dwelling, 1S7 Fourteenth street, between Johnson and Kearney; builder, W. Curry; 1100. J. F. Kable Erect one-story frame club house, river bank. 130 feet south of Ells worth; builder, Portland Motor Boat Club; 11000. Welnhard Estate Repair four-story brick store and offices, 427 Alder street between First and Second; builder, same; 1140. Fred Capell Erect one-story frame dwell ing, East Sixteenth street between Lynn and Ochoco: builder, same; 12V0. W. J. Dunlap Erect two-story frame dwelling. 688-000 East Fifty-ninth street be tween Siskiyou and Klickitat; builder, same; 12000. P. Marsdon Erect one-story eoncrete ga raee. Kavlcr street between Twenty-eighth Land Twenty-ninth; builder, F. Jefferson; r-ioO- ' . A. C. KaulE ISrect on.-ewry. irm building. 609 Oldeon street between Fif teenth and Sixteenth; builder, same; $1500. H. R. Brown Erect one-story frame dwelling. Sixty-nrst street between Forty fifth and Forty-seventh- avenues; builder, same; $200. B N. Revnolds Erect one-story frame dwelling, Slxty-nrst street between Forty fifth and Forty-aeventh avenues; builder, same; 1500. . Slci Klglclo Repair one-story frame dwelling. 775 East Twenty-eighth street be tween Twenty-eighth and Francis avenue; builder, E. T. Jones; $175. Thursday. E. T. Talllnadge Erect two-stry frame dwelling. Seventeenth street between Stan ton and Knott; builder, R. I". Dudgeon; $10,000. C. H. Robinson Erect two-story frame dwelling, Alblna avenue between Blandena and Prescott; builder, same; $2O00. O Tuerck Erect dwelling. East Third street between Irving and Oregon; builder.. E. C. Goff: $1000. Dr T. Forstrom Erect one-story tram, garage, East Irving street between Thirty third and Thirty-fourth; builder, same; 1230. J. H. . Klstler Repair two-story frame dwelling, Taggart street between .East Eighth and Ninth; builder, same; $300. Paul C Bates Repair three-story brick store and rooms, East Burnside street be tween Union and Grand avenues; builder, Brt E. Bolce; $400. F. F. Brown Erect two-story frame dwelling. Hancock street between Twelfth and Thirteenth; builder, same; $2500. Mrs. Sadie Leo Gee Wo Repair two-story frame dwelling. 9J3 San Rafael street be tween Williams and Rodney avenues; build er. Multnomah Mill & Construction Com pany; $2000. K. A. Held Repair IS -story frame dwell ing. 879 East Everett street between Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth; builder, F. E. Starbuck; $170. First United Evangelical Church Erect two-story frame dwelling. Sixteenth street between Poplar and Central Park; builder. George Bauman: 12S00. Alice Venible Erect one-story frame dwelling. East Eighty-sixth street between Base Line road and Huhter; builder, C- W.. Ross; $2000. A. l prussey Erect one-story frame dwelling, 5710 Fortieth avenue Southeast, between Foster and Fifty-eighth; builders, Johnson fc Lane: $1200. L. A. Spurlock Erect one-story frame dwelling. East FIfty-flfth street between Halsey snd Broadway; builder, same; $4W- Seven' Oaks Investment Co. Repair one stcry frame building, Seventh street be tween Oak and Pine; builder, B. T. Allyn; $175 Meier Frank Co. Repair 10-story con crete and steel store building. Alder street between Fifth and Sixth; builder, Columbia Wire Iron Works; $1000. Jim Cook Repair two-story frame build ing, 00 First street between Pine and Oak; builder. R. J. Stewart; $2500. M. Engesberger Repair lH-story frame dwelling. 1074 Front street between Hamil ton avenue and , Seymour; builder, same; too. Clive Long Repair one-story frame dwell ing. (KiS East Twenty-sixth street between Going and Prescott; builder, same; $300. George A. Byrne Erect two-story frame dwelling, SI Forty-eighth street between Brasee and Thompson: builder, same; $3000. F. N.: Diamond Erect one-story frame dwelling. East Sixty-seventh street between Everett and Flanders- builder, same; 11S00. John Stlnenprice Repair one-story frame dwelling. 748 East Fourteenth street be tween Beech and Fremont; builder. C. L. Clartes; $800. Jacob Bolllger- Repair one-story frame dwelling. East, Thirtieth street, between qsi Realty icate (Inc.) d 928 Chamber of Selling Agents Francis and Powell Valley; builder, same: $300. C. K. Henry Erect one-story concrete garage. East Glisan street, between Lach bington Court and East Thirty-ninth; builder, H. Johnson : $400. Maria Wagnltx Repair one-story frame dwelling, 304 Russell street, between Union avenue and Rodney; builder, same; $700. J O. O. Z. Hall Repair two-story frame building. East Glisan street, between Seventy-ninth and Eightieth; builder, J, E. Blackburn; $200. Lang & Stryeleckl Erect one-story frame dwelling. East Forty-first street, between Sandy Road and Halsey; builder, same; $2500. C F. Barringer Erect one-story frame shop. East Alder street, between Eighty first and Eighty-second; builder, same; $150. Otto Edcr Repair one-story frame dwell ing, 603f Forty-second avenue, between Six tieth and Slxty-nrst; builder, same; $200. L S. Fisher Erect one-story frame shed. Fifty-third avenue, between Forty-second and Forty-third: builder, B. H. Fisher; $50. James Ward Erect one-story frame ware house. East Seventh street, between Madison and Hawthorne; builder, C. J. Nickerson; 1j"''e. Dunham Repair two-story frame store, East Glisan street, between East Seventy-ninth and Eightieth; builder, same; $500. Ellsa Freytag Erect one-story frame dwelling. Missouri street, between Killings worth and Emerson; builder, W. Martin; $2000. ' Katherlne M. Kellery Erect two-story frame dwelling, feTtf Davis street, between Twenty -eighth and Twenty-ninth; builder, John Fin; $f;r00. Hubert & Hall Repair two-story frame store and rooms, 881 Water street, between Montgomery and Harrison; builder, same; $2000. J A. McAdanu Erect two-story frame dwelling, Burrago street, between Holman and Portland Boulevard; builder, A. J. Cartwrlght; $2500. Mr Webber Repair one-story frame dwelling, 1706 East Ninth Btreet, between Harney and Sherrett; builder, C. E. Carr 4 Son; $100. - Friday. Lynds & Atkins Company Erect two-story frame dwelling, East Forty-seventh street North, between Klickitat and Siskiyou; builder, same; $3500. Peter Britten Erect one-story frame dwelling. Vincent street, between Holland and Brynnt; builder, same: 100. Ed S. May Repair two-story frame dwell ing, 1012 East Twelfth street, between Web ster and Alberta; builder. Ed Goff; $t50. O. Breithaupt Erect one and one-hair story frame dwelling, 15 Skldmore street, between Patton and Concord; builder, same; "mF. Brady Repair two-story frame store and rooms. Kllllngsworth street, between Mississippi and Michigan; builder, 1. M. ""M'AReweon Erect one-story frame gar age. Rodney avenue, between Alberta and Sumner; builder. L. E. Smlthul0. Albert Howell Repair one-story frame dwelling. 372.1 East f'."- tween Thirty-seventh and Thlrty-elgiun avenues: builder. L. F. Coon;. $150. Union Realty Company Move one-story frame real estate office. Union avenue be tween Alberta and Wygant; builder, same. S1J A- Malarkey Repair two-story brick store and rooms. Front street between S.- -It t "--! rn--??- L.-j,.. r n "iirn i - f "-'- ' mill s. BEAUTIFUL HOME Kino rooms built of concrete blocks and cobblestones; Rose City Pork district ' This house is new and has hardwood floors beamed fernr. in dininB-room cement porch 10 feet wide: bath-room 7x10 with ffVei floor and many other desirable features. This pretty home and 3 acrls of grounf"i sale for 17,000-or owner will eell house and 2 acre3 for $14,000. HARTMAN & THOMPSON c.3?Zc!L. The Gateway to Central Oregon Commerce Portland, Oregon mon and Main; builder, A. J. Meier: $400. Fred H. Green Repais two-story frame dwelling, 1500 Hawthorne avenue between Fifty-fourth and Fifty-sixth; builder, Wil liam Richardson; $31100. August Weber Repair two-story frame dwelling. East Tenth street between Carter and Boise; builder same; $22i'0. Ferrettl Bros. Repair one-story frame store, 253 Union avenue between East Main and Madison; builder, same; $120. Mt. Hood Brewery Repair two-story brick store and rooms. 1SS Third street between Yamhill and Tavlor; builder, O. L. Roholt 4 Haymaud: $1000. Saturday. X. D. King Erect one-story frame dwelling, Dekum street, between Union and Garfield; builder, J. H. Crook; $2000. Charles H. Merryman Erect one and one half story frame dwelling. 1110 East Kelly street, between Thirty-sixth and Thirty eighth; builder, same; $1500. Joseph Horning Erect two-story frame flat. Graham avenue, between Williams and Rodney; builder. Link Bros.; $7724. A. E. Ketchum Erect one-story frame dwelling, Grant street, between East Thlr-tv-nlnth and Forty-flrst; builder, B. F. Doty; $1800. A. E. Ketchum Erect one-story frame dwelling. Grant street, between East Thirty-ninth and Forty-first; builder. B. F. Doty; $1800. F. A. Sutherland Erect one-story frame dwelling. Hawthorne avenue, between East Fifty-second and Euclid avenues; builder, B. F. Doty; S2200. T. W. Birch Erect one-story frame shed, Wlllard street, between Bryant and Mor gan; builder, same; $100. Rudolph Schneider Repair one and one half story frame dwelltng. 408 East lf tleth street, between Lincoln and Grant; builder, same: $100. E B. MacNaughton Repair one-story frame store. 72 Seventh street, between Oak and Pine; builder. E. E. Angell; $100. J. B. Moon Repair one-story frame dwelling. Jackson street between Tenth and Eleventh; builder, Thomas Groonle. Dammeler Investment Co. Repair two Btory brick store and rooms. 227 Morrison street, between First and Second; builder, ""sol' Bloom Repair two-story frame store and rooms. 274 Taylor street, between Third and Fourth; builder. Henry Rasmus- '1en2y Investment Co.-Repair three story brick store and 0Z,rJI? street, between Second and Third; builder, SaS Cheney Erect one-story frame dwell ing: Hehjht avenue, between Pearl and KlllinKSworth; builder, same; 280p. Balfour. Guthrie & Co. Repair flour mill. Front street, foot of Qulmby; builder, James 8 Wu Guthrte0' Co.-Erect one-story brick boiler room. Front street, foot of Qulmby: builder, same; $3;0. ..(.. J R Han Repair four-story frame apart ment. 334 Fifth street, between Market and CIhv- builder, same; $155. Bishop Charles Scadding Erect two story fwrne dwelling. Elm street -between Eighteenth and Nineteenth; builder, A. M. MGeo?gZee: A-0,0Ravmant-Erect one-story frae dwelling-. East Sixty-eighth street, between uuMmore and Shaver; bui.dar. '.1 i v