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THE OREGOtt SUNDAY JOURNAL; PORTLAND, SUNDAY ' MORNING. JULY 21, 1807.
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Body of Sixteen-Year-Old
Adrian Flaherty Is Recov
ered at Bundy's Bath-
House, but Life Is Extinct
Could Xot Swim.
Adrian Flaherty. 18-year-old lad.
mployed In the general accounting de
partment of the O. K- N. company
In the Worcester building, met hla death
t Captain Bundy'a batha on th eaat
aide of the river yeaterday afternoon
t :S0 o'clock, by drowning. The bodv
was subsequently recovered and now
Ilea at Flnley'a undertaking parlora
pending an Investigation by the ooroner.
The exact manner In which the youth
came to his death will never be known.
Although unable to awlm Flaherty re
paired to the batha yeaterday after
noon and either fell off the float or
waa overcome by cramps. The first In
timation of the tragedy waa when a
Vm. in liathlnr excite
euiy announccu um
wRER 'e"t tVl, - f l-known
William fc. Klernan, a well-known
the Unite
e..,.. ..hl Immediately
ited States marshal. Immediately
Proceeaea 10 aiv . .... ...i ....... o.d from unle n, WM ,nUra,
"? S '"Irvr"" .'V "Vi.:.ViS.nf!
the float Is 30 feet In depth and al
althoush they dived to the bottom sev
eral times neither Klernan or Reed
could find any trace of the body.
Aa one Of the bathers announced that
lie had been swimming under water and
waa undoubtedly the person aought. tha
search waa given up and no further at
tention paid to the matter. About 10
minutes later It waa dlacovered that
Flaherty waa missing and after a delay
. of nearly half an hour the grapplin
' Irona were brought Into play and the
remains quickly recovered.
Dr. Bwenson and a woman pnysician
who were present worked heroically over
the lifeless bodv but without avail and
tha coroner was notified. A bruise on
' tha chest of the remains seemed to
Indicate that the boy had atruck tne
float in falling Into the river. Other
Indications seemed to show that
Flaherty may bays been overcome by
cramp.
Flaherty resided at tha Commercial
hotel, but boarded with hla relatives at
Jl North Twenty-first street. T. i.
Flaherty, tha father. Is the coaat rep
reaentatlva of the Young, Bmytbe,
Field company of Philadelphia, one of
the largest wholesale dry goods dealera
In tha United States. The details of
th tragedy were communicated to the
grief atrlcken parent at Seattle last
night by telephone and he immediately
boarded a train for this city.
J. J. Flaherty, a well-known liquor
dealer at Seventh and Washington
streets. Is a cousin of the dead boy.
Young Flaherty was well and favorably
known and was held in the highest
esteem "by his employers.
HIS POSITION
Ellis G. Hughes and other, who are
advocating the laying of aspha.t pave
ment in the Irvlngton district Instead
of bitulithic, will continue their fight
for the asphalt on the remaining streets
to be improved, despite the fact that
the executive board awarded contracts
to pave six of the streets with I tullthic
. last Friday afternoon.
- In a lengthy communication to The
Journal Hughes maintains that paving
companies nave noming in tne contro
versy save as it mav serve their own i
interests ana mat me property o vners i
re actuated by uielr belief that asphalt
says If there Is any fight on It Is bo-
tween the Irvlngton property owners
and the city council or members there
, of, and there Is absolutely no way In
which any paving company could be
come party to it save through members
of the council.
In support of his contention he cites
that he owns all of the Dronertv nf-
fected south of Knott street and one
third of all that north of that street
and will be compelled to pay the bills
in that proportion. He asserts that this
Is sufficiently evident that he is acting
in his own interest and that all of the
other property owners are in the same
poslton.
Orlglnaly, Hughes explains, Boston
Parties and himself desired to have
he whole tract improved ith hard
surface pavement and filed petitions
covering a greater part of the district.
In all over 20,200 lineal feet. The two
parties, however, could notJ agree on
the character of pavement aind the Bos
tonlans filed petitions for S.bSO lineal
feet for bitulithic. Hughes petitioned
for bituminous macadam, showing
6,000 llenal feet that desired
This was last winter, but two weeks
ago the Boston owners sold out their
entire holdings In Irvlngton district and
It waa at this time that the property
owners expressed a desire for uniform
pavement says Hughes. The latter ex
plains that he had not at first peti
tioned for asohalt on account nt it
cost and the fact that he could not se
cure a uniform pavement for the whole
and did not deem it advisable to go to
the expense of only putting it fn in
fiart. When the opportunity offered
o put It In in the entire district Hughes
said he readily consented to the change
from bituminous macadam to asphalt
and will continue to urge that it be
HUGHES EXPLAINS
GRANGE HOLDS
ICE CREAJJ SOCIAL
Russellvllle Grange No. 353 held its
third social for the season last evening.
These socials are for the purpose of
raising funds for erecting a grange hall.
They now have something over 1250 on
hand and more In sight. John Welbes
Is the master and Miss Martha Jensma
secretary. It is a live and wide-awake
KTnge, and lway has a good allend-
, anoe. The program for last evening was
v recitation by Madge Parmenter and
one by Mlnette Lewis, a solo by Miss
Alice Mickelson and one by Bcott Uo-
- x&rthv.. .
, After the program tee cream was
. served. This Is the "kid" grange, and
. all tb kids were out last night The
- ic cream diminished, and so did the
contents of th pocketbooks. The third
Saturday in August another social will
be held.
2. D. Carter, tho Democratic nominee
' for congress in the Fourth Oklahoma
1i strict," was bom in Indian-Territory in
861 and has resided In the territory
jiracticolly all his life. He 1 three
: eighths Indian and five-eighths Bcotch-
frish. He reoelved his education in the
ndlan schools Of the territory and is
l-warded a one of the most brilliant
Indiana In th Five Tribes. For years
tie has been identified with the lnter
' st of the Chlckasaws and has held
h iMsltinns. of superintendent of In
dian schools and mineral trustee). His
father was sloo prominent In th ar
af-
fairs of the Chfckasaws ana tn rami
Is an Aisiono ons w ui iuwum ami
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MURDER MYSTERY
DEEPENS DAILY
Detectives tJnable to Report
Progress in nuber Killing
or Leu Disappearance.
Each succeeding day only serves to
deepen tha myatery surrounding the
murder of Alex Uuber. the Ewlsa dairy
man on tha Cornell road last Tueaday
night and the audden dlaappearance of
Jack Lea, the assault on whom, la be
lieved to bar been the primary cause
of the tragedy, aeems likely to alao go gale those four choice lots front
unsolved. !
Detective Baty and Hellyer worked ing Ofl City Park, Douglas Ave,
all Friday night on the two cases but
were unable" to renort any progress. Tho
two Officers apparently are Just as fur
from a solution of the crime na on the
morning in nieieas ooay 01 nuurr waa
dlaoovered. They likewise have so fur
Deen unable to rind tn angniesi ciue
to the whereabouts of Ieu or the cause
Of hla mysterious disappearance.
It la understood that the Swiss resi
dents of this city contemplate offering
a reward for the arrest and conviction
of the murderer of Uuber and a meet
ing for that purpose Is to be called In
a few daya. The police do not believe
that the posting of a reward will be of
any assistance In apprehending the
criminal but are not offering any objec
tion to the contemplated action
The most peculiar feature of the mur
der and Leu's disappearance la the fact
that no motive can be found In either
ascertained Hu-
ber aia noi nave any enemies mm wicro
.K-ni,,,.!- no reason for Leu to
dated or haa been murdered
ANOTHER PIONEER
CALLED TO REST
J, X. Howlett, Who Crossed Plains
In 18M, Passed Away at
University Park.
J. N. Howlett. a pioneer of 1SB1, died
at the home Of hla daughter, Mrs.
Powell, at University Park, yesterday
morning, after a ahort Illness. When
12 months old deceased started across
the plains for Oregon with his mother
and father and several sisters and
brothera. On the Journey hla father
and mother died, leaving him and his
sisters and brothers to th charity of
others on the trail.
William Howlett, a brother. Is now
the onlv surviving member of the fam
ily that started across the plains with
the new spirit that aided them to con
quer the frontier. J. N. Howlett, how
ever, leaves eight children.
For 40 years Mr. Howlett had lived at
Eagle Creek, Oregon, moving to Portland
a few years ago to make hla home with
his daughter. He waa born in Jennings
county, Indiana, In 1860.
The latest political rumor has it that
Mr. Roosevelt would be pleased to seo
Governor Hughes of New York nom
inated for the vice-presidency next year
with Secretary Taft, of course, at th
hend of the ticket.
Auction Sales
By J. T. Wilson
AUCTIONEER.
Monday, Wednesday, Friday, at
10 A. M. each day at salesroom,
208 First street.
Having received on consignment a
number of loads of fine house furnlsh
lni?ft wp will dlnnnsA of them In the
,.u,,oi at m.hiio .ntinn Th
wU1 comprise all the different gradea
0f parlor, library, dining room, bedroom
and kitch?.. furnishings; carpets, mat
tings, rugs and linoleums, gas ranges,
stoves and kitchen equipments.
N. B. Buyers will find in our Im
mense stock fixtures of every descrip
tion, pianos, hlga grade furniture In the
latest designs. We have for sale one
12-foot wall case with show case to
match in black walnut, shelving, count
ers, coffee mills, oil tanks, cheese cut
ters and other up to date fixtures.
Grand Special Sale
Tuesday, July 23
In upper flat No. 5, East Elev
enth, at 10 A. M., on account of
departure.
The owner has engaged us to dispose
of the elegant appo1ntments of his 5
room flat comprising in the parlor mag
nificent cougar rug (moth proof flnimi
select mahogany chairs and settee In
rich upholstery, lovely Morris chair, fine
box couch and -over 9x12, Axmlnster rug
In blended colorings, handsome tiger pic
ture (etching), two large steel engrav
ings, "Fete a La Cour De Cleopatra,"
"Reunion Cher Aspasla," by A. Mangard
from paintings by A. Grallean; beauti
ful oak library table, rich lace curtains
and hangings, fumed oak rocker. In the
dining room you will find the latest
Hastings round extension table in golden
oa wltn boxseat dining chairs to match
In leather upholstery, appropriate buffet
en suite, rich pattern 9x12 Axmlnster
rug, dishes and glassware. The kitchen
Is equipped with Cheap Cooker gas stove
In nickel trimmings, peninsula cooKing
stove with water coil, complete utensils,
table, refrigerator, laundry equipments,
lawn mower, etc. The parlor bedroom
Is furnished with twin iron beds in
white enamel tinting, brass head and
foot rails, silk floss mattress, select
springs. Princess dresser In choice birds
eye maple, willow rocker, mattings, lace
curtains; bedroom No. 2 Is furnished In
dresser In oak, Iron bed complete,
pillows and bed linen, Axmlnster rug,
mattlnsrs center stand etc.
NOTE We call your especial atten
tion to this sale. The owner selected
wiiu good taste the best grade furnish
ings that money could buy from the
leading furniture and furnlshlne estab
lishments in the city. Everything is
gopd as new and worthy the attention
of buyers. In addition to the list item
ized we will sen a wiicox music dox
with cylinders; original cost $76.
N. B Inquire and you will find out
that we distribute thousands of dollars
worth of furniture, furnishings and fix
tures every month. (There is a reason.)
Honest dealing, quick returns, top prices,
competent buyers and salesmen. Phone
Main 1826; A-4243. Ask for J. T. Wil
son, Auctioneer.
SOUTH JTEWrOBT
SS3f ow
COUTH rswroiT
YAQUINA BAY
nf the beauty spots of a region
?r Sf?0?1 srandeur. Lots 60x100. 126
to $75
mmi uau on or address
OREGON REALTY, COMPANY
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NEW TODAY.
EXCLUSIVE
RESIDENCE
SITE
I The Macleay Estate Co. offers for
and Park Ave. Bitulithic streets,
, f -arU tn
gas, water and sewer to eacn lot,
Apply
G. D. Schalk
264 Stark Street
Jonesmore
THE NEW ADDITION.
SIDEWALKS,
ORADED STREETS.
Bl'LL RUN WATER,
PUR LIC 8CHOOL.
LOTS 60xl0 FEET,
1350 TO 1600.
YOI'R OWN TERMS.
TAKE MONTA VILLA CAR.
SEE AGENT AT TRACT.
Geo. D. Schalk
864 RABK ST.
Phone Main 392, A2391.
Portland
Auction Co.
211 First Street.
Main 5655.
ALL READY
FOR THE
Refrigerator Sale
WRECKED CARLOAD
of all kinds, all sizes, delivered to us
by the railroad to be sold for what they
will bring.
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
Now is Your Chanct
For this week only we will offer them
to the general public at our
REGULAR AUCTION
SALES
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
at 2 P. M.
when we will sell a complete line of
housefurnlshings, including everything
necessary from the garret to the base
ment. Those who have attended our
sales will tell you what you can do In
th way of saving money at the Port
land Auction Rooms.
DON'T FORGET
We pay more for furniture at
211
First street. Main 6655.
PORTLAND AUCTION CO
AUCTION SALES
OX? TUESDAY XTEXT AT
Baker's Auction House
AZJDES A2TD PABX STS.,
We shall sell for the owner, Mrs. C.
P. Halyette, the nearly new furniture,
carpets, etc., comprising very neat din
ing room suite, viz., buffet, pedestal
dining table. 8 foot; set of chairs and
very pretty Brussels carpet. Mikado bed
room suite with cheval dresser, Iron beds
In various designs and colors, springs
and mattresses, feather pillows, separ
ate dressers in onk and mahogany, com
modfs, toilet ware, bedroom carpets, laco
curtains. In the parlor we have a very
neat upholstered suite in damask, fancy
rockers, center table, portieres, raltnn
rockers and chairs, couches, secretary.
bookcase (In walnut), bamboo bookcases
and stands, oak folding bed, parlor heat
ers, pictures, rugs, kitchen range, tables,
Klichen Queen and other effects.
Special Immediately following this
sale we shall positively sell six new
mattresses in floss, cotton and w'ool.
The above mattresses are being sold to
settle a claim. i ou are welcome to in
spect the goods tomorrow (Monday).
Sale Tuesday at 10 o'clock.
OH THURSDAY NEXT
we shall have another suitable lot of
Iron beds and other household effects.
Sale at 10 o'clock.
BAKER & SON. Auctioneers.
Offices 362-4 Alder street. Both phones.
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AUCTIONEER
Salesroom No. 411 Washing
ton Street
WE A IB CXiOSINO OUT A XiABQE
LI3TE OP
FINE FURNITURE
THIS WEEK
$2500 WORTH
In which are Included fine draperies and
$60 per pair curtains brass bedsteads, ete.
W buy furniture for cashV Sales this
week Monday, Thursday and Friday, 10
a. m. each day to close out the above
mentioned lino or ..household effects.
sou phones. ti.ua. oilman.
NEW TODAY
fio.ooo Corner with good, new
houses, N. S8d st.
16000 Taylor St., 60x60. with l-room
house.
7500 Building sit Park av., Ard-
mor.
6300 Front at., an entire block.
aooo Full lot, N. 23d sc. near Thur-
man.
ZA&T SXDft.
3750 Now 7-room house. Union av,,
L pper AlDlna.
$6000 New, modern 7-room bouse, fur
ntsned. Ilo ladav addition.
$0000 80x100, 2 new modern cottages.
AiDerta st.
$4600 New, modern 8 -room house, full
lot. Sacramento St.. near Union av
94800 Rodney av., 2 t-room houses;
lot euxizo.
$3750 New 7 -room house, Halsy at,
near 7th.
$2650 Bellwood st. comir. Modern 7-
room house.
$3500 E. 2Hth St., on carlln. 5-roora
house corner, very easy term.
$2300 60x100, with modern cottage.
Grand av.
TAOAJTT LOTS.
Hawthorn ave. and 41st, corners, 1700
to $860; Inside lots, $(00.
Morris st., near Gantenbln av., 82x
136 feat, 12.600.
Stanton st.. near Oantenbeln av., 40x
100, 11060.
East Ash st.. near J 4th, full lots, with
nil Improvements In. $1100. Terms.
$1300 100x100, N. E. cor. 21st and
Smith st. A snap
$1000 60x100 cor.. 9th and Beacon its.
$7002 desirable lots, Woodstock.
$700 2 fine lots near Kllllngsworth
avenue carbarns.
sTT. J-02EST8.
$5000 Quarter block, Jersey and Fes
senden sts.
watts rmoiTT.
2i acres. South Portland, on railroad,
soma Income; free fuel: cheap power
from adjoining mill. Terms.
LET US SHOW YOU
850 lots.
small cottage, Vr-
non.
SI 350 Modern cottage.
Modern cottage, full lot.
Installment plan.
Airland;
S210Q Modern fi-room cot tag,
full lot; 1 block from Eaat An
keny carllne; 1760 cash, bat $20
per month.
3500 New store building, with
6-room modern flat above; on
carllne, Montavllla. Easy terms.
I4O00 Full block, Hawthorne
ave.
3850 Modern 7-room house. E.
Alder st, close In, full "lot; shade
and flowers.
S5000 Fine modern home, Haw
thorne Park, 1 block from Haw
thorne ave.
C025O One of Irvlngton's elegant
homes, everything strictly mod
ern; grounds 60x100 feet.
lOflOO- One
of
the finest
homes on East side.
practically
new; strictly modern, everything
of the very best. Near E. Morrison
and 12th sts.
21 OOO Prominent quarter
Dlock, Orand av.
25 OOO 2-story brick, 26x100
feet; Front st.. near Morrison.
25 OOO New flats, prominent
elose-ln cornsr, paying over 10
per cent.
WAJtXXOVSa SITU.
Quarter block on rail and improved
st.. center East side warehouse
district. Trice 215,000.
see us ros "sows towv" nop-
SlTT,
Portland Realty & Trust
Company
106 2nd St..
bet. Washington and
Stark.
OTTER ROCK
On the north coast of th Taqulna Bay
region is one of the most attractive
additions on the market. Lots range
from $50 to $160. Easy terms. We
have a limited number of choice lots
for sale. A big bunch has already been
sold to Portland people. Call and select
your future summer home.
OREGON REALTY COMPANY
nit 8-0, 369 Washington St,
Portland, Or.
MUST SELL
This week to meet obligations. $26,000
property, near cltv hall, corner, for
$21,000. Small cash payment, 11 per
cent. Investment. See me quick; this
won't last.
F. DUBOIS
Washington Sldg, Boom 3.
For Rent
By th rmnn-Lawrence Co.
Modern 7-room bungalow, cottage, 81
E. 17th St., corner Division; $25.
A stylish new strictly up-to-date 6
room cottage, Clark St., Creston; $15.
149 H rirst St.
20 ACRES FOR $1600
Just one mile from Beavertnn depot,
8 miles from Portland; level land, rich
soil, some onion land, on county road,
convenient to survey Hillsboro eloctrlo
line. Improved land selling same
neighborhood for $250 per acre.
J. T. COMPTON, 100 Ablngton Bldg.
BARGAINS
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$isoo
100x100 N. E. Cor. East 34th
and Grant.
$2750
New 8-room house, Willam
ette Station.
9BBOO
Modern 8-room hous. E.
27th. and E. Taylor.
$22pO
Five acres In Montavllla.
230 STARK ST. C
s; 1L ittU ArSEtU U
NEW TODAY.
SEE
If you are looking for a resi
dence site. "R.-S." or "L."
car takes you there.
Enough
Said
A. F. Swensson
& Co.
GENERAL AGENTS
253K Washington Street
Phone Main 3055, Home
A3055
$1,050
ful corner lo
ave., 100 fet
Buys a beautiful corner lot on 46th and
Hawthorne ave., 100 feet on th ave.
Only $8,500
For a strictly modern 8-room bouse snd
6 lots, with choice shrubbery and
fruit, on th east side, near Haw
thorne ave.
Only $8,500
For a strictly modern 8-room house
and ( lots, with choice shrubbery and
rrult.
$17,500
For good Income property on west side.
me property
$4,500
New 6-room modern hous
Portland. Easy terms.
In north
$4,500
For a modern 6-room house, 10 minutes'
walk from postofflc.
6-room hous
)ostof flee.
$1,500
For a very beautiful and scenic lot In
south Portland. This Is a bargain.
$650
Buys s choice lot on east side, near
Hawthorne ave. Easy terms.
A choice acreage home for sale very
reasonable. Large. 8-room, modern
house, small barn, large poultry
house and fence, choice shrubbery and
rrult; only 1Z minutes rid from
Washington st. For particulars see
M. E. LEE
BOOH BO ULEiai BXJH-,
833H wash. St.
Fourth Street
$25,00.0
Present Income. $160 per month and
can easily be Increased, and Increase in
value is sure; $7,000 will handle It if
taken at once. This Is certainly a fine
Investment and must be sold lmmedl
ately.
East Tenth St.
$6,500
block, near Burnslde. This Is only
nrteen minutes' walk rrom Chamber
of Commerce. Just the place for flats
or apartments.
$7,000
Full Block on Commercial
Street .
This run block, or 8 lots, and 7-room
modern house all for $7,000. Buy this
block and build a house now, and then
let tnem pay ror tnemseives.
If you are wanting to buy or sell any
kind of real estate or timber lands It
will pay you to, see me.
Thos. P. Thornton
PHONE IgAXZr 4361.
319 OXAMBEB OP COKltXKCS.
Snap in Seacoast Lots
Roseilll Addition to Newport (Judge
Swope s old place), containing 18 lots,
B0x83 V4: entire tract cleared and fenced;
fine house of 7 rooms located on two
lots; this part fenced with pickets; good
well and outbuildings.
This is one of the finest pieces of
oceanMde property in tnis marKet. ll
will double In value in two years. Tou
can have It now for $3,250; $2,000 down,
o&iance one year, s per cent.
Oregon Realty Company
Bolt 8-9, 363 Washington St.,
Portland, Or.
EXTRA SPECIAL
$33,000 Bran new. 8-story building,
Eaylng 17 per cent, on th Investment,
e me for particulars,
F. DUBOIS
Washington BkLgn Boom 3.
FOR SALE BY OWNER
Finest corner on Hawthorhe av. for
apartment - house or store. A snap,
Beautiful corner for residence. E. $3nd
st, clos to car. Must selL On 7
room house; two 8-room bungalows, all
modern, within 300 feet of car. Bar
gains. Evenings, Phone E 8338; days.
Tabor ex, . - -
OVER
LOOK
JfFW TODAY.
CHEAP LOTS
On Easy Terms
FOR SALE BY HALL 4 VON BORSTEI
CLACKAMAS STREET
PRICE $650
mant of $16 per month. Lot 60x100,
Dec. isis ana ism sts. inciuaes c
ment walks now bing mad.
WASCO STREET
PRICE SG50
Terms. 1160 down, balanc In Install
ments of 111 per month. Lot 60x100,
bet. 28th and 29th sts. Includes ce
ment walks now being laid.
PACIFIC STREET
PRICE 8500
Terms. 1100 down, balanc In Install
ments or 115 ier month. Insid Int.
60x100, between E. 26th and E. 21th
BIS. '
PACIFIC STREET
PRICE SHOO
Terms, 1100 down, balanc in Install
ments of $26 per month. Quarter
oiock luvxiov, on in. j& cor. 25
Sth and
racmo ata.
HOLLADAY AVE.
PRICE S600
Terms, flOO down, balance In Install
ments of 16 per month. Cor. lot
60x100. on 8. W. cor. E. 22nd and
iionaaay av.
- HOLLADAY AVE.
PRICE S500
Terms, 1100 down, balanc In Install
ments or 115 par month. Lot 60x100
on Holladay av., bet. K. X2nd and
Bi. lira sts.
E. TWENTY-SECOND ST.
PRICE S500
Terms, 1100 down, balanc In Install
ments of 115 per month. Lot 60x100
on E. 22 nd, bet. Holladay av. and
racino st.
MULTNOMAH STREET
PRICE S500
Terms, $100 down, balanc In Install
ments or ii per month. Lot 60x80,
on S. side of Multnomah, bet 28th
ana sum.
Mall & Von Borstel
04 Second and 222 E. Burnsld Sts.
.Lay aside $5 a month in
choice lot at
1 1 mm 1 1 hi
Take W.-W. car at Third
and Yamhill and go out. The
sign at Woodstock station
points the way. See this
choice home tract. Beautiful
lots with all improvements
as low as $175
Moore Realty Co.
fc68 STARK STREET
Agent on ground at Lorrin-
ton all day Sunday
$ i ,500
Quarter Block
27 th and Multnomah
TERMS
IT PAYS TO SEE US
CHAPIN Sb
HER.LOW
322 Chamber of Commerce
Phone Main 1652
An Exceptionally Attrac
tive Investment
132 Acres at $630
On the Vancouver road, adjoining Pled
muni, wiinin cuy oounaary; ft-cenl
rare, nne lor platting and factory
pue, yj- n. at sx. inrougn property,
on aeep water. Have also 46 acres
adjoining this and directly on Van
couver carllne. There Is no other
acreage that compares with this for
an investment mat oromises such re
turns, for the titla to these properties
is perfect. For full Information se
Zirai i an
Locksley Hall
5-ROOM COTTAGE '
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IT PAYS TO SEE US
CHAPIN & HERLOW
332 Chamber of Commerce
phone Mala 1852
Young Man
NEW TODAY.
BEAUTIFUL
AND
PROSPEROUS
Real estata increasing in value every
day. Why, It has only been about two
years sine Linn ton was unheard of.
Look at It today, with its Urge mills
and fictorlea stretching for miles along
h beautiful Willamette and why nott
Hav w not as deep water along this
side as any natural depth In th wbols
Pacific northwest?
Than again, look at our beautiful slda
hills thst afford the finest places for
residences with views of all th sur
rounding country. On th main Una of
th N. P. railroad, only 8 miles from
Portland, accessible by either rail or
water, also to be connected by two lines
of electric railways now under proba
tion. si SI I bVbB
Water front
Property
Factory and mill sites to be had now
at a very reasonable figure, also beautu
rui -sites lor nomas.
A few Good Outside
Buys
2 BOO 40 acres; over
100 fruit
trees; buildings and wells: over 11
acres cleared, the rest easily cleared.
This Is a snap.
1050 12 acres, fine land, at Phil-
is; buildings ana running water on
ace. Oreat bargain.
Chicken ranch. 10 acres: only 8 miles
from Llnnton. An Ideal place for this
business.
Timber Lands
70 acres, fin timber land: close to)
Ilolbrook.
20 acres: close to Llnnton; 1H milts
from N. P. railroad and river.
116 acres, mixed timber and fannj
land; very close to Llnnton; in very;
good condition and at a very low flguro.
Whitwood Court
Property Beautiful residences, as
well as business lots and acreage. For
prices and full particulars on above.
communlcat with
Anthony Hardy
Real Estate LINNTON, ORE.
List Tour Property
vita
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Bu
It.
$3,650 New 7-room modern
house, on 33d st., near Haw
thorne ave., lot 50x100, terms.
$550 For a lot near Hawthorno
ave., $175 down, balance $10
per month.
Houses and lots in any part of
the city. If you want bargains
call at East 35th st. and Haw
thorne ave.
Conkiin Bros.
Half MT
100x200
100 ft. on O. R. & N. Tracks
100 ft. on Southern Pacific
Tracks
IT PAYS TO SEE US
Chapin & Herlow
332 Chamber of Commerce
Phone Main 1652
First Addition to
LINNTON
i Ate sinn tn ticn
PAYABLE 10 PER CENT DOWN,
$5 PER MONTH.
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I Unequalled and unobstructed view of
I thm riwra mtA ntfuintinii TVi. V t ?
Ing of the Urge plant of the Coliv
bia Steel Co. at Llnnton in addition to, f
the big Industries already established
$25,000.00
mere, make Llnnton the business ,, A
center of the lower west side for all
time to come.
Take Astoria ft Columbia 8 a. m.
train, Union depot, Apply to C. P.,
Bunker. 514 Chamber of Commerce t .
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