THE. OREGON DAILY" JOURNAL, PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER v 12, - 1908.
17-
SOLQHS HIE
HEW RECORD
City Council All But Clears
- Docket by Sudden OUt
: . ' . break of Industry.
v . Th. ronnni of the season ''for ,tha
epeedr transaction or weighty businegs,
It Is Believed, was established yester
' kw ha eltV 'council, which besides
. the usual amsunt of routln work, acted
on three veto messages, passed two im.
' portant ordinances, ana, as Councilman
Baker expressed it, nearly left itself
''without any msot question, to discuss
at future meetings." - .
Seldom has the city's legislative body
accomplished so m.uch with so little
I- tax on its oratorical powers and staying
' qualities.- With the exception of one or
two orations By the ubiquitous and not
to be repressed Mr. Vaughn, most .of
the speeches were surprisingly short
for Portland lawmakers, and when they
threatened to lengthen out somebody
would rise to a point of order, or cries
of "question." would Interrupt.
' The. "thin walls" building ordinance
was passed by a vote of 11 to 2, direct
' ly against the advice of Building In
spector Dobson, who said that such an
ordinance would ; place Portland in .
class by Itself among the cities of the
United States. . . -f,M .
"I say further,'' continued Mr. Dob
son, -"that many of the-moat reputable
t architects are opposed to such construc
tion as .is Fire Chief Campbell. It may
be Just possible that you will regret
the passage of this ordinance." .
, Councilman Cellars and Bennett were
the only two to vote against the meas
ure. They held that as the council is
not supposed to know anything about
building construction. It should rely on
the advlfe of its building Inspector.
An ordinance providing for the sale
of improvement bonds to the amount of
366.000 was passed.
Citv Attorney Kavanaugh was in
structed to render an opinion as to
whether or not the mayor or executive
board have any legal right to grant pri
vate fire alarm systems the privilege
of using the city's underground wires.
It was decided to hold an extra ses
sion of the council to consider fran
rhlaes asked for by the Portland Rail
way, Light A Power company. This
will be held next Monday afternoon.
The ordinance requiring streetcars to
be equipped with fenders was again re
ferred to the health and police commit
tee, where It has been sleeping most of
the time for years.
A Lively Program.
The Pantages this week l full of life
and animation. Ferra, "The Iron Man,
la drawing immense crowds at each per
formance, while Fink's comical mules,
Van Bros., Graham. Dent & Co., Witt
man Sisters & Robinson present a great
- laugh producing show.
'.- Georee Ade'a Great Conledy.
One of the big hits of the season Is
George Ade's "just Out of College.'
'which Is being presented by an excel
lent company at the Baker aJl this week.
The name Ade alone is sufficient to
pack the theatre. Matinee Saturday.
- 'Sky Farm'' at Bungalow.
On, of the "best all rural plays is
"Sky Ftm," which Is making a genu
ine hit as played by Baker Stock com
pany at the Bungalow this week. The
pictures of farm life are Ideal. Mat
inee Saturday.
A Deal qi Change" at th Orpheum.
Ernest Van Pelt and company are pre
senting at the Orpheum a neat little
BKlt, A ueai on uinf, wrucn nil vu
Hrx with the sneculationa of a broker on
Wall street. Many amusing situations
are presented.
Four English Rockers.
Four English Rockers. the) famous
singing and dancing novelty at the
Grand, Is the best girl act that has
-om to the house. It is a miniature
musical comedy. - Another act which Is
a terrific hit is the -eccentric dancing
,and comedy or uevoy ana tne uiyion
sisters.
"Brown's In Town" at the Star.
O. J. Erkhardt nresentB at the Star
for the first time this season, the fun
niest comedy ever'. written, "Brown's in
'Town.' It is In three acta and sixty
laughs to the act. It comes to the
coast after a long run In New York.
"Llttlo Alabama" at the Lyric.
One of the very best performances
that the Blunkall company has ever
given is "Little Alabama that beautiful
soutnern oomeay-nrama, wnicn is pacx
. log the Lyric to capacity this week.
. There will be the usual matinee Sat
urday. SAN FKAXCISC0 NEEDS
MOKE COURT CAPACITY
(United Pre Lewrt W1r l
San Francisco, Nov. 12. Because of
;the great amount of legal business that
has crowded the superior court In San
Francisco for the last two years, espe
cially since the fire of 1908- made It
necessary to prove all titles to property,
the legislature of the state will he
vnsked to Increase the number of de
partments of the court in San Fran
.Cisco from twelve to fifteen.
Alameda has already announced the
Wtentlon to ask for an increase in the
number of judges from Ave to six.
BIDS FOE BUILDING"
; BAKER'S P0STOFFICE
it' i
(Spvetal Dtspttes to The Joorasl.t
Washington Nov.- 12. Bids for the
construction -of the Baker City, Or.,
postofflce for which $60,000) has been
appropriated, will be opened November
2S. - A .total ot $6,000.()00 provided for
rubllo buildings will ba covered by bids
o be opened this month.
;new Fostoffice
AT SANTA ROSA
"Washington, Nov.-.11 Tha contrnct
,for the construction of a new postofflce
' building at Snnta Rosa. Cal., to replace
vthe one shaken down by the earthquake
-of 1908, has been awarded to Hoyt by
,Tthe treasury department The contract
price is 165,650. .
"Villain Guilty of 3Ia,yhem.
It is not necessary to cut one's nose
:off simply because It la choked up with
cold. Get a package, of Dow Ca
"itarrh Remedy. It will take the conges
tion out of the nose In 10 minutes.
Price 76 cents for 100 doses. Address
ior call Tha J. A. Clemenson -Drug Co.,
Second and Yamhill streets, Portland.
Or., the store that sells "Rum and Pine,
AT THE THEATRES
y 4th on'Y cWKh cure.
' Title Guarantee, . Oregon Trust ac
count and German-American' certifi
cates bought at the highest cash price;
also- Home Telephone bonds. jCohn
J Bros., 180. First' street, corner TatnhHl.
THE TOWNSITE
With a Future
5
LOOT CACHED III
CEMETERY VAULT
i . " ', "... i - - ... , . -.,. V
Vast Store of Plunder, Taken
From San Francisco Ho
tels Is Locatcil.
'(United' Press Leased Wire.)
San Francisco. Nor. 12. Hundreds of
dollars' worth of plunder, taken during
night raids on; hotel - nd apartment
houses, was found secreted in a arault
In the old Italian cemetery yesterday by
police detectives. j Clothing,. Jewelry and
personal, belongings were 'drawn from
their uncanny resting ' place and taken
to police headquarters to await possl
ble ldentlf liatlon bv owners.
In connection with the search' In the
cemetery the police arrested Rudolph
Frees and AdolDh Webster, who. with
three others, are suspected of being
members or tne gang that gathered tne
loot. - ' -
The cemetery IS on -the outskirts of
the city near the ocean beach, and is
somewhat . removed from the course of
travel. ' It furnished an ideal biding
dace tor burled treasure. ,
"' At Cost of Cloth '
Selllnr odd coats at $1.00. add Vests
at 60o. Men's all-wool and worsted
suits at 15.00. Boys' knee pants at 26o
at the Closing Out Sale of the Whole
sale Clothing House, formerly at 42
Front and Oak ' streets. Sale at Front
and Oak street
TOO LATE-TO CLASSIFY
FOR BALE Furniture of SO-room hotel;
used Z vears; 1450. TY-xo, journal.
San Francisco Office
Oregon Journal
1206 CALL BUILDING
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WEATHER REPORT
The crest of the western high pres
sure area overlies the Canadian north
west and Its Influence Is felt as far
south as the gulf of Mexico and as
far east as the Atlantic ocean. Tne nar
ometer is relatively low over New Eng
land and aiao over Arizona, xigni rain
haa fallen in the Atlantlo states, and
light snow has occurred In the lower
lake region and also in Minnesota, the
Dakotas. Montana and the Canadian
northwest. It is much, colder in the
middle Atlantic, south Atlantic and gulf
states, and freezing temperatures oc
curred this morning ss far south as Ten
nessee, Arkansas, Oklahoma, and the
Texas panhandle. The temperatures
have risen In the Willamette valley and
the sound country and fallen slightly
in southern California.
The Indications are for fair weather
in this district tonight and Friday.
Temp. --
Max. A! In. Preolp.
Atlanta. Ga. 72 S .01
Baker City, Or 46 SO .0
Boise, Idaho' 44 26 .0
Calgarv. Alberta ... lf . 0.
ChicagA. 111. 36' 26 .0
Helena, Mont 20 8 .0
Jacksonville, Fla. .. . 80 62 .0
Lew is ton. Idaho ... 46 30 .0
Los Angeles, Cal. ... 66 60 .0
Marshfield, Or 64 46 .0
New Orleans. La. .. 78 4S .0
New York, N. -Y. ... B6 40 .0
Pocatello, Idaho ... 36 18 .0
Portland, Or 64 44 .0
Bt. Paul, Minn 82 22 T.
Roseburg, Or .. 48 4 0 .0
Bait Lake, Utah ... 62 80 .0
San Francisco, Cal. .66 46 .0
Seattle, Wash 52 48 .0
Walla Walla, Wash.. 44 82 .0
Washington. D. C 62 86 .02
MARRIAGE LICENSES
street 81, and Pearle E. Kennedy, 28.
t i.ihii, Krnrflhalt 173 Sherman
street 22, and Flossie Harvick, 17.
ii,.ln a. fnlhnrn 166 Stout street 21.
and Mary E. Rone, 21.
David William uraj, di. jumih, ov, una
Gertrude Lyman, 20.
Charles White, 19S4 1st street, 46.
ana jennia wHtron,
fror weuuing ana luncrni uewtua mm
niu r I'm j..." -- - - - " .
PORTLAND Florist Co., choice out flow-
ers ana xunerai oniu tin uvm-
Wedding Cards. W. G. Smith ft Co,
Washington bldg.. corner 4th and Wash-
Ington sts.
ft. dAAa tlnrimtm f 1 1 n M rm 1 dMlinft.
849 H Morrison. Main 8096; A-1877. t
Clarke Bros., florists Flm flowers'
and floral designs, 289 Morrison st
Full dresn suits for rent all slses,
Unloue Tailoring CO., Biars it-
Max M. Smith, florist, 160 6tht. op
posite Meier ft Frank's. Main 72H.
RIRTUS
HALOREN October 7, to 'Mr.' and Mrs.
Mathew Haioren, Jbieaverton apaj-t-
STEVENSON October 16, to Mr. and
Mrs. Walton Allen Stevenson, 01
East Tenth street north, a daughter.
t. . WV . - ir K A " It. m H.I rm
VUllliafa T.vli RavIav 7(19 Rant
Eighth street north, daughter.
HIIIj October 25, to Mr. and Mrs.
Phlneus t. HilU 1031: Garfield, a
daughter.
DAVIS November 4. to Mr. and Mra.
Harry uavis, 4S7 west fara. a son.
DEATHS
JONES In this city, November 11, 1808,
- Kva K. Jones, agea zu years x monins
2 days, beloved wife of It. B. Jones. An
nouncement Of funeral later.
PEVERB November 10, EllR C Devere,
tsresun' norei, age et years; uinni.
PATTEKSOw November 10, William
H. Patterson, 8t. Vincent hospital,
age 46 years: pneumonia. .
MOFFATT November 10, Effie Jane
Moff att. Fourteenth and Salmon, age
46 years; splenic anaemia.'
RICHARDSON November 10, Asa K.
Richardson.' 690 Front, age 84 years:
carcinoma of tongue. 11
LR FEL.L.IKR November 11, James Le
FelHer, 1.3 IS East 6almon, age . 83
VArR rtannaflarnatjt ' '
BVRRI8 November id, Robert M. Bui
rts. Crystal Springs sanatarlum, age
It, yearat c.ute oedema ef lungs. ' : t, p
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
DUNNING, ' M'ENTEE GILBAUQH,
undertakers and embalmers; modern
In every detail. Seventh and Pine. Main
430, Lady assistant -
J. P. FJnley & Son
Laqy attendant. Main s; A-16i.
F. B. PUNNING, Inc., east side funeral
airectors. E. Alder ana e. stn st.
7pri rD-D .'iivra rn ipttmittjaT. riT.
rectors, embalmers, J7 Russell. East
iu. iaay assistant.
EDWARD HOWAH UNDERTAKER.
ERICBON UNDERTAKING CO.. E M
balmlng; lady is't: 40 Alder, U tits.
CEMETERIES
ROSE CITY SINGLE GRAVES, $10;
family lots, 125 to $78. Superintend
ent at oeroetery, corner of Fremont eL
and Cullv road Phoni Tabor 206. Fut
full Information apply to Srsnk Bchle-
gel. 633 Worcester blk. Phone A-ZSZJ.
MONUMENTS
MARBLE AND GRANITE MONU
ments, all kinds cemetery decorations.
68-70 Grand ave. N. Imhoff A Dorcas.
NEU & KINOSLEY, 28 1ST.. PORT
land's leading marble and granite wka
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS ,
Lawyers' Abstract Sc Trust CO.. room
( Board of Trade bldg.; abstracts a
specialty,
Pad fin Titla Jt Trust Co. tha leading
abstractors. 204-6-6-7 Falling bldg.
F. B.. Rutherford to K, Dr Shep-
pnerd, lots v and 10, diock t,
IJnton Park t 1.480
PhlulpA. Engle and wife to Les
lie to. Aimer, lot , dioc ii,
Mt Tabor Villa Annex . ; 1.000
J. 8. Crane to Harriet J. Mans
field, northerly V of lot ,
block 812. Citv 18.500
Margaret Vaduas to Oscar Boden
et ai, lot . block 4, Henry aa-
lllnn VKA
James -f). Hart and wife to E.
W. Pesoldt lot 4, block 26,
Katherine 878'
J. H. Ewimert and wife to Charles
. Nelson, lots 7 and 8, subdivis
ion of block "F", Alblna Home
stead 1.650
Henry Sensel and wife to Anna
Hymna. lot ll. Dlorn t, Aioina
Helahts addition 290
Jacob Samuels and wife to IX J.
Buckley, undivided l-a of nortn
H of lot 4 and east 7o feet 11
Inches of south of lot 4,
block 3, City . 7,000
F. Flegel and wife to John H.
Hopp, lotn g and 9, block 6,
Lincoln Park 900
J. E. Klsnling and wife to C. E.
wauenstein, lot 4, Mock Id,
East Portland HeUhts 1.250
John Cunningham and wife to
Ellsha IX Kellogg et al, south
east of northeast 4 of
northeast of section 19,
townnhln 1 Konth. rnnira 4 east.
containing 10 acres 2,000
William Walker to Werner Ap
lanalp lot U, block 12, Park
. View Extension .............. 50
B. M. Lombard and wife to Henry
A. Lents, lots 29 and 30, block
6, Railway addition to Monta
villa 163
S. Billings and wife to Mary E.
Bradley, lot 1, block 105, Wood
stock 600
Elisabeth David to F. P. Fults et
al, lot 18, block 11. Park addi
tion to Alblna 400
H. E. Noble and wife to W. A.
Block, north of lot 14, block
9, Multnomah 285
Flrland company to A. F. Hegler,
lot 12, block 16, Flrland 160
Rose City Park association to
Adelaide Bv Thoburn. lot 6,
block 96, Rose City Park 600
Moore Investment company to
Elizabeth F. Bird, lot 2, block
23, Vernon 400
Moore Investment company to
William M. Pearson, lot 16,
block 25, Vernon 400
C Knickerbocker and wife to H.
A. Staniels et al. lot 6. block
62, Vernon addition 1,900
Frank Lowe and wife to Franz
W. Bohlman, lots 12 and 13,
block 2. Miller's addition to
Sellwood 2,000
Rase City Cemetery association
to Martin Foster, lot 31. block
41, section "D," eald cemetery, 60
C. M. Bimonton and wife to
John Stewart, lot 17, block 96,
Rose City Park 250
Mary I. Norton to Olaf Kyllo, lot
13, block 3, Alblna Homestead. 760
Herman Metzger, trustee, et al,
to Herbert E. Higgins. lot 9,
block 4, Reservoir Park 150
Herman Metzger, trustee. to
Frank A. Higgins. lot 8, block
4. Reservoir Park 150
SEE
Williams Abstract Co. for prices. 338
Chamber of Commerce.
Hava your abstracts made by the Title
Trust Co., 7 C of C.
Halzllp & Co., abstractors, lst-class
work: get our prices. 828 Corbett bldg;
NEW yODAT.
Will lease for a term of years, lot
50x100, Fifth st. south of postofflce
' For Sale: Several 8 and 9 -room
houses, modern in every respect, Hol
laday addition. Terms.
Acreage on Base Lins road, 10 miles
from city, 22 acres. May be had at
very reasonable figures, if taken at once.
Five acres, Glenhaven Park, $600 per
acre, this week only. ,
Quarter block in Alblna; very reason
able; terms.
For Bale: 11-room house and 6 - room
cottage, East 2d, and Halsey; very good
lnvestm'rnt.
Smith M Everett
315 Swetland bldg.
Earliest Strawberry
Land on the Columbia
88,600 will secure 10 acres 1 mile from
station and boat landing, fenced, plowed,
with 8 acres in strawberries and 6 acres
in peaches or apples. Will build 8-room
bungalow and pipe water Into bouse.
Terms.
B. Wolverton
402 MOHAWK
28 ACRES
ON PENINSULA
For sale; good platting property; close
to car. No phonlnp. Call on
BBOKO-frrEELB CO.,
110 Becondi Bt.
100 x 100
3 Residences
Off Washington, most centrally located,
$85,000; $60,000 less than adjoining
property. Must be- sold In 10 days or
be taken off market.
STAR iEAL ESTATE CO.
v., 170'Sd St. i . r -'-'-:-
100 ACRES
ON PENINSULA
For sale at a bargain. No. phoning, ',
'. v. . . BOITCr-STZXIa OO,, 1
NEW TODAY;
Now Is Youi'
Chance
. to buv a Lot
within tub
CITY LIMITS
and Upward.
Come Early and Make Your
Selection.
Easy Terms
$10 Down and
$5 Monthly
Good Soil, 5c Carfare,
Title Guaranteed Perfect,
No Building Restrictions,
and immediate possession.
AGENT AT TRACT EV
ERY DAY, INCLUDING
SUNDAYS -AND HOLI
DAYS.
Take Montavilla car at cor
ner Third artd Morrison
streets, get off at the corner
of Villa and Hibbard streets,
Montavilla branch office;
for further particulars call
office
C. P. WELLS
231 Worcester Building
Phone Main 3253
Stop Paying Rent
Cash will handle a swell 7-room mod
ern new home, Hawthorne addition,
west of 17th st, on East Main. Balance
monthly installments.
FRANK BOLLAM, 128 3rd SC
LOOK HERE!
That fine, 10-room, modern home on
northeast corner lot, of 18th and East
Ankeny onn be had even cheaper than
beforo election. Owner anxious to sell
for special reasons. Go and see It.
Call on us for further particulars. No
phone answers on this adv.
DUBOIS OS CROCKETT,
Washington Bldg., Boom 3.
WANTED
Good residence lots In Nob Hill dis
trict, r Owners only.
HUMASON & JEFFREY
226 Stark St.
Main 1189) A -3814
riortgage Loans
Lowest rates of Interest.
I.OTJIH SALOMON,
B33 Stark Street, near Second.
FREE MANURE
All the manure you want for your roses
and garden free of charge. Portland
Union Stock Yards, Seventeenth and
Vaughn.
j. l
iilEETIXa NOTICES 41
"COLUMUIA LOnOE, A. F. &
A. M. Special communica
tion tonight (Thursday). 7:30
o'clock at Masqjiic Temple.
it. M. decree. Visitors wel
come. By order of W. M.
FRED L. OLSON Secretary.
SVEBFOOT CAMP, NO.
66, Woodmen of the
World, meets every Fri
day night in W. O. W.
Temple, 123 Eleventh
street. All members re
quested to be present
Visitors welcome.
DR. HERMAN J. HARRIS. C C.
A. 1.. BA.RBVK, Clerk.
M. W. A OREGON GRAPE CAMP.
No. 6975, Mondays. Selllng-Hlrscb
block. 10th and Washington sts.
M. W. A. EVERGREEN CAMP. 6,466.
meets Wednesday evening. Allaky
bldg.. 3d and Morrison sts.
FOll SALE REAL ESTATE 10
$S.50 PER MONTH FOR A HOME.
If you can raise the first payment T
can sell you a good 6-room house, 60x
luo lot, nice lawn, rruit trees, on east
11th st. N. for $6.50 per month; no In
terest; total price $1,800. If you think
this is a bluff, call It.
J. R. STI PE, 720 Chamber Commerce
$"6TTRVIKQT6N rtlSTRlCT, S66.
Beautiful lots; Broadway, Schuyler,
Hancock sts.: graded sts., cement curbs
and walks; Bull Run water, all in and
fald; $2,000 building restriction; close
o car. ' Price only $650; $65 cash, bal
ance $10 per month at 6 per cent Inter
est. CALL ON T'S.
COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY,
714 Couch bldg. 109 4th St.
BARGAIN Good 7-room house, cement
basement, modern plumbing, lot 97x
84; S blocks to car; only $2,200; $40t)
cash. -
CITY REALTY BUILDING CO.,
480 Worcester Bldg., 3d and Onk Sts.
V.-..V Gilt-Edge Investment '
A money-maker, 4-flat building, fine
location; net about 13 per cent; $4,200;
terms. $80 E. Washington. East 1115,
B-l 4 3 7. ' : j '
Hoiladay Lot Very Cheap
Circumstances compel me to sell fine
elevated lot,- south facing. 60x100,
streets peeved, cement. walks and curbs,
parked.. I have sewer, water' in yard.
Will sell If sold at once at tl.liOQj all
assessments paid. Mr. Hellman at room
, K46te Washington . j .. .
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE 16
,4
Woodlawn 100x100; all In nice
young fruit trees. Bull Run water,
. close to carline; this week only
8700, terma. 127
Irvlngton . 7-room modern
bouse, furnace, fireplace, full ce
ment basement; 83,650, terms.
Ijidd Tract Owner will sell
modern 8-room home, facing Ladd
tract, a bargain at 83,600; only
Jl,t)00 cash; como and see this. 40
Irvington Vacant 60x100 fac
ing east on 16th St.. near. Tilla
mook; bltullthic pavement; 11,600,
easy terms. ' 118
llolladay Add. 7-room house
on E. $d; beautiful home; $3,600.
133
Holloday Park 6-room modern
residence on Wasco st.; 14,000.
South Sunnyslde One block
from Hawthorne ave.; vacant
60x100, surrounded by beautiful
homes; a snap at 8900; easy
terms. 206
Grand ave. 100x100, corner
has four rented houses bringing
$75 per month; a good Investment
at 88,000, $3,000 cash. 205
University Park 100x100, cor
ner, with mall barn. $850. 207
ernon Small cottage, acre of
ground, with berries and fruit
tres, $2,000 cash. 209
Hawthorne gve. Full lot on
E. 4 6 tli. near Hawthorne; a snap,
$650. lig
Mount Tabor Cottage end
quarter block, all In fine fruit
trees and berries. A snap at
$2,6')0. $600 cash. 210
Sellwood Modern 8-room house
with furnace, bath, basement,
laundry, eltictrlc lights, etc. A
- bargain for $4,000. y, cash. 247
Rose City Park A new, mod
ern house, has $ rooms and sleep
log porch. A snap at $3,600. 260
HARTMAN & THOMPSON
Chamber of Commerce.
2 new 5-room cottages, modern
plumbing and electricity, exceptionally
well bjilt and arranged; cement base
ment, and attic room for 2 or d rooms
If needed; lot 60x100, with nice Bhade
trees on eacn lot, unobstructed view,
100 feet from Montavilla car, $500 cash,
balance on installments.
10 lots, 8 4x100, 2 blocks north of
above noms, right on the crest of the
hill, unobstruoted view. This place is
an Ideal place for a big mansion with
a natural park, as the place Is covered
with little fir trees. $2,2u0.
Corner business lot on Villa ave., $800.
2-story buildings cover tfie whole lnt;
leaseq to a orewerv tor four years from
last June at $46'p'pr month. Check for
rent Is sent In regularly. $4,200; nets
over 13 per cent,
Germantown Realty Co.
826 H Washington St., Room 216.
Main 7333.
After Election Bargains
2 lots in Havelook. near Patton ave.
$600.
nrner lot In Havelock, $460.
Corner lot on Patton ave., $900.
Corner, 64x125. Alberta and Commer
cial. $1,200.
Very easy terms.
4-room house and 2 lots, corner, on
Going street. $1,900.
Quarter block, east side, now leased
for 10 years at 7 per cent, $8,000.
7-room house and lot 40x92. 8 blocks
south of Jefferson, $2,100.
iasy terms.
H. W, Goddard
110 2d st. Phone Main 1748.
6-ROOM HOUSES
provements paid, full concrete base-
- ' . . i. I,. ..I . 1 1 v. T. ujn. im
menc races east, south nnri wpf rv.
ices of two carllnes, gas and electric
fixtures, paneled dining-room, houses
tinted, reception hall, 2 full stories,
making nice large, airy rooms.. These
houses are Just being completed: they
will not last Ion, for bv seelnv will
convince you they kre snaps. No phone
calls answered: prices $2,850, $300 cash,
balance very easy terms.
East Side Investment Co.
S7th and Hawthorne.
Fine Home
On Jonnson Street
100x100 ground; good investment
ienkle & Harrison
Sll Gerllnper Bldg.. 2d and Alder sts.
ELEGANTLY furnlKhed flat. 6 rooms,
on 14th, near Morrison; mahogany fur
niture. Wilton carpets and rugs; 2
rooms rented pays rent; bargain.
$650 8 well furnished rooms, choice
location; rent $25; owner 111: must sell.
$675 buys 13 new furnished rooms,
choice location; rent $55. 8ee quick.
ROYAL REALTY CO., 85 6th, near Oak.
Willamette Real Estate Co.
Willamette station, St. Johns car.
Woodlawn 165S. Headquarters for Pe
ninsula property.
EAST SIDE BEST
My strictly modorn home must go;
can give terms at $4,760; full details to
buyer; no agont: an Investigation means
sale. I-148, Journal.
Co R. Dsnnell & Co.
Real Est;it e.
Rnom 83S (. of C.
Cczy 4-Rocm Hcase
And 100x100 at Arlela on Mount Scott
line, all for $1,500; $5no cash, balance
on easy terms. Hartman & Thompson,
Chamber of Commerce 147.
Great Investment Sunnyslde
Good 6-room houso; lawn, roses, trees;
IVt lots on Belmont street, near. 34th.
Owner's Sacrifice $2,750.
Haverstlo A Gallagher. 343 Wash, st.
WAVERLEIGH HEIGHTS A little
beauty, 6-room bungalow; fine view
of city, cement sidewalks, stone wall In
front, cement steps; $3,800, $1,000 down,
balance $25 per month, including in
terest. Phone Sellwood 425.
$3,000 BUYS 100x100 on East 19th,
with large 8-rooni house; 4 large
cherry trees; 100 feet from double car
track. The bouse will rent for $15.
Only $2,000 cash. Sea E. H. Dement,
242 Madison St.
FOR SALE Furnished six-room house
on Monroe street, near Williams ave.
Rent $20; Income $45; prise $250. P-128.
Journal.
$900 Two lots at Woodlawn, 2 blocks
from station, graded street and water
In. This is a snap. Address Kilnk
Bros., Wooulawn. Phone Woodlawn 71.
JiAST Taylor, In swelj district, corner
60x100, by owner. Q-417, Journal.
IF sold this week. 3 lots in Have
lock, corner, for $960; $275 down
balance $15 per month.
a. W. GODDARD,
110 2d et.
$300 CASH, $16 monthly, 4-room strictly
modern bungalow, close to car, electric
lights and full nluinblng. Charles M.
Ross, Laurelwood. .
EIGHT-ROOM house, furnished; rent,
ale or-.tra.de, pool table, organ. Morn
ings till 10:30i, Afternoons 3. 252 Gibbs,
South Portland. I
$100 CASH, $10 monthly, buys 3-room
house and tent house with large lot;
price $40. Charles M. Ross, laurel
wood. Mnunt Scott car.
NEW houpe for sale, i lots, from owner,
111 Ppencwr st.. $1.600; terms.
$6 MONTHLY buys fine lot.,' See
, Charles. M, Rjss, Laurelwood,
FOB SALE REAL ESTATE 16
HOMES .
Holladay Park 7 rooms, thoroughly
modern, $4,600.
OveOl$4d8a60 Prk 6 roomn, very ftttrac-
North Irvington 7 rooms, 100x100;
worth It; $3,200.-
$400C'n Parll' r00""; food buy;
Hawthorne district 6 rooms; extra
for $2,950.
Nob Hill 8 rooms, new, right every
way; $8,800.-
HOMES EVERYWHERE,
and
AT ALL PRICE3.
Yoti will be asked more by everyone
when present contracts expire.
If you think of buying,
DO IT H0W2
COLUMBIA TRUST CO,
714 Couch bldg., 109 4th St.
WHAT A SNAP
Nice 6-room house, large pantry, full
basement, corner lot 40x100, west side,
no waiting for bridges, 1 peach tree, 1
cherry tree, plum trees and roses, all
for $2,600, price of lot alone, and on easy
terms. Owner, 601 26th st N., near
NIcolaL
FOR SALE A new 6 room cottage; a
good bath and toilet, wired for elec
tricity; a full size basement; lot 60 by
100, facing the south, so you get no
dust; a nice front and back porch, all
nicely painted; a modern house, for
$1,700; $126 down and $15 per month;
the beet house In the city for the money.
It won't stay, owner must sell. Room
wmney tiag Morrison and 2d st
$850 EACH, 8 very desirable lots, high
Kiwuuu, vveriooaing me city, laces
Colonial Heights, on Division st.. Just
east Of E. 23d, 1 block to 2 carlines,
easy walking distance to Morrison st.
bridge; adjoining lots $950 to $1,000.
These near in lots the best purchase on
the market. Owner, Y-649. Journal
IN A GOOD DISTRICT.
$260 cash, balance small rnonthlv nav-
ments, modern 4-room cottage, choice
lot. solid concrete foundation- nanfrv
bath, front veranda and rear porch. Price I
onty Jl.800. H. W. Lemcke. 210-211
corpett mag. Main 1177; A-a.35
GOOD lot, good house, good locstlon;
$3,000 takes that nice home. 1009 Albin.i
ave., near Blandena, on Mississippi ave.
une. wun graded 60-foot lot, street and
side walk, with water, can. eWtrlrltv
and bath; $1,400 mortgage. Western ln-
vestment tjo., spa Corbett bldg.
HOOD RIVER ORCHARDS.
MACRAE A ANGUS.
68$ CHAMBER CF COMMERCE!.
TO buy or sell good real estate by nil
means see McKenna & Waldt. You
will surely find them both aliva. Their
pnone taoor s. ixts rrom $400 to
$700. 1155 Belmont. Burinyside car.
A HOME.
$850 cash and $20 per month buys C
room. new. modem buna-alnw on lor
with street Improvements, cement walks
and curb In and paid; price $2,300. But-
lerworin-oiepnenson (jo., owners. 85 La
fayette blda.. 6th .and Washfns-tnn
Main 8529.
WE iBUII.D HOMF.S
To suit you at small cost, and very easy
payments. There la no reason ,hy you
should- not own your own homo. Call
and seo us and let us explain how easy
11 is io ao mo.
THE VETERAN LAND CO..
822 Chamber of Commerce.
BEFORE you buy let us show you a
list of property. Houses from $500 to
$20,000; lots from $200 to $2,000; farms
from $200 to $25,000. Anderson & Mc
Danlel. office at Laurelwood station.
FOR SALE. eay terms, 8 houses, eust
side. B. T. Randall, owner, Wood
burn, Or.
1 ACRE for sale, 7 mllesnfrom""F!orP
land on the Oregon Electric line, In
the Junction off Hlllsboro and galeni.
$200 cash and rest on 4 years' time.
Address C. KJIer, 325 Ross st.
WILL build what you want on easy pay
ments. Miller, 430 Worcester bldg.
Main 1940.
GREAT Investment Sunnyslde, good 5-
room nou.ie: lawn, rosea, trees; lhi
lots on Belmont st, near 34th.
UW.NEK'S 8ACRIFICH 12.750.
Haverstlc & Gallagher, 843Vt Wash st
FOR SALE Two lots in Vernon, 50x
100. corner 3425. inside $375. hi cash.
balance easy payments. C. L. Sheets,
iia ntn. sellwood 45R
SEE our list of property before you buy.
A nrlnc, , Til .T'l )..! . Ta..
relwood station.
100x100 3 SIX-ROOM houses; one 7-
room, at a bargain: will cay 10 per
cent net; no agents. See owner, 92S
Grand ave., N. C-1889.
$2,350 TERMS, 6-room bungalow, near
ly new modern up-to-date, gas. elec
tricity, full lot, sightly location. 100 feot
from Alberta car. Owner. 1058 Vernon.
6-ROOM house and lot, 20th and Bel
mont: terms. H. D. Winters. Phone
East 4357.
ONE HALF acre close to car and good
school. $20 Der month. Tn.s is a snap.
Charles M. Ross, Laurelwood.
5-ROOM house on Mount Scott ' line.
modern. 3 blocks from car, 100x80;
lot nice for family; easy payments.
K-4S. journal.
MODERN cottage, 5' rpoms, on 2 car
lines, close In. only $2,300; terms. Call
50Z McKay Dlflg.
4-ROOM cottage, 2 .Ine lots, nice shale
trees. $1,000: $250 cash. $10 monthly.
Charles M. Ross, Laurelwood.
LOTS for sale on Portland Heights.
Fine residence location. louO each,
terms. 825 Board of Trsde bldg.
8-ROOM house and lot, 100x100. on E.
19th. worth 14.000: wiu tnKa lif.CH'V.
E. H. Ix-ment, 242 Madison St.
$375 FINK lot Terrsce Park; $10 cash.
$5 month. M. 1559. 519 Swetland
bldg. Howard Bros.
$175 RESERVOIR Park, fine lot. ber
gain for cash. Main 1559. 619 Swet
land. Must be sold.
2 LOTS, 40x12a, 4-room house, chicken
houses and yard fenced, $300 below
value. IPS 4th ft.
use. 4 ej
on carline; snap, $3,2iO: terms. An
geles Trust Co., 326 Vi Washington st.
Room 417.
FOR SALE Flneeuburban home; two
acres, 3Vi miles from courthouse, M
mile from car, all kinds fruit and ber
ries, 9-room house, chicken-house, barn,
two wells, on main road. For terms
see owner, 302 Front st.
$1,7007 ROOMS, good condition, on 2
car lines; easy terms. Frank Lucas,
owner, 216 Chamber of Commerce.
Phones A-1T03. Main 1293.
FOR SALE 100x100 feet land. aTl
fenced, set out in fruit trees; 3-room
house, 3 blocks east Clark station, $800;
$300 cash.
A BEAUTIFUL little home-In Sell
wood: everything modern, hot water
heat, elegant lawn and roses, with or
Without furniture, call ouz ycKay bldg.
2 LOTS. 60x100, E. J2d St.. $500 each;
$50 down, $5 per month. Bee E. H.
Dement. 242 Madison St.
160 ACRES land, 14 in meadow, some
buildings; 600.000 standing . cedar;
price $1,000. Inquire 181 Madison.
READ THIS $2B buys 6-room house,
2 lots, corner: 4 blocks carline, 6c
rare, can tsi wamson at
FOR a bargain in 4 good lots In fOfxTj
locaiiiy n east Blue, inquire or i'er-
ley Lnt, 419 uornett bldg,
MODERN 6-room bungalow, Mt. Scott
car, 3 blocks east of Creston. Phone
Tabor 633, '
011101 1" I . cv . I V . v-h.iv utllLRril 1 Rill , I .
good building, close to streetcar, only
it.&u. J ones, imb i,iawsp.n si
15 ACRES , level, fertile land, 9 miles
from Portland; a, great bargain. $2,400.
284th et. - - 1 ,
$1,650 MODERN 6-room - cottage, esSy
terms, 459 Mechanic st. Take Wood
lawn car. Large lot. owner1.
6 ROOM house, modern. and convenient;
price reasonable. 1176 E. Main pear
39tn
FOR . SALE 7-rooin bungalow-.. $2,000.
terms. pnone -2t)s
St BUYS 3 lota and 8-ronm Eoua
, Address H. Thoiucsoi. Ariel.
WANTED REAL ESTATE 31
WANTED To boy an Al stock farm of
' 160 acres or more; must be a bargain;
give full description 'and price first let
ter, x-47, journal.
WE want all kinds of city property oa
our lists. Why not list youra, ,
' S. 8. LA MONT CO., ..
i rorn ox i rsoe.
WE HAVE BUYERS FOR CITY REAC
estate and farms. What av you
to sell? Will deal with the owners
only. 20 Wells-Fargo bldg.
WANTED From owners who'll sell,
houses, lots and farms 'everywhere
Portland Homes Co., 204 Morrison at.
I WANT to bur a 7-room modem houneT
' $500 cash, balance good-slsed month
iy payments. W-61t. Journal. t
I WANT 2 to 6 acres,' near car, must be
sightly and right price. F-136, Journal.
EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE 84
160 ACRES. Lincoln county, near Wald-
port; bottom land; 8 acres slashed and
seeded; large stream through place;
sprlnghouse and outbuildings; close to
school and postofflce; 500,000 feet
cedar on place; mill close by. - For a
quick sale will take $1,200, or might
take good lots at cash price.
Snap 1,225 acres near The Dalles:
about 300 acres in cultivation, about 80
acres In fall barley. 80 acres young or- '
chaj-d, about 60 acres tiled and drained,
about 600 acres bottom land, balance
bench and timber; 50 acres In alfalfa,
about 200 acres could be cleared for that
purpose: good barn, 3 houses, lote of
outbuildings; lies on Columbia river; O.
R. & N. station on place. This would
cut into smaller tracts to good advan
tage. For a quick turn will take $40
per acre; will accept some good income
property and some cash.
60 acres, 6 miles from Oregon City",
acres improved, all fenced; t-room
house, log barn, good stream, $1,600.
Will exchange for city property and
$500 cash. . ... ;.,, '
216-acre Columbia river dairy ranch;
100 acres In cultivation, balance upland;
pasture; good spring on upland; R- K.
station on place; cuts two crops of hay
each year; fine, sightly bouse; good
barns; all fenced; $40 per acre. Will
accept good city property and $1,000
cash.
CITY REALTY A BUILDING CO..
430 Worcester Bldg., Third and Oak Sts.
Exchange 40 Acres
On fine road between Gresham nd
Troutdale, all cultivated, house, barn,
outbuildings, -orchard, running stream
of water; will take some good Portland
property as part pay.
Henkle & Harrison -
611 Gerllnger bldg., 2d and Alder
FOR EXCHANGE OR SALE.
160 acrea. with good house and barn;
water piped to both; about 8,000,000
feet of timber, small good orchard, half
mile from small town and school; about
20 acres In cultivation; price $2,750.
. F. J. STEINMETZ CO..
i3 Morrison st.
25 ACRES of land, several hundred
corda of wood, to exchange for Im
proved acreage or suburban residence,
with barn, near Portland. Call Brown
216 Commercial blpck, A
ROOMING house, 36 roo-. fine loca
tion, nicely furnished, fa. Jof roomers.
for .acreage" or MoptavUIa property;
price $3,000.
F. J. STEINMETZ.U
i3 Morrison st. i
FOR ACREAGE .Tew Edison. Moving
Picture machine; electrical and gas.
attachments; gas-making outfit; Victor
phonograph and lot with small house.
u. Bowyer, independence, Or.
WHAT have you to exchange for a
business, bringing- big, returns' every
month. Goldschmldfs Agency, 253 J4
Washington st.
WOULD like to exchange a small farm
for city property or would sell for
cash. Let me know what you have. G.
F. Fife, 368 2d st.
WE will exchange anything you have
for anything you want Call at 1019
Board of Trade bldg.
FOR SALE FARMS
17
160-ACRB farm, 9 miles northwest of
Portland, on good macadamised road,
large house and barn; 86 acres under
cultivation, 25 rich bottom land; 7 acres
prune orchard with well modeled prune
dryer; 2 creeks running through place;
2 springs running all year round; good
well; close to new electric carline; this
is one of the nicest farms in Oregon;
will sell for $100 per acre; $6,000 down.
10-acre fruit farm. In city" limits, all
level, and cleared, 9 acres in berries, 4
rooni house, good, new barn; well fenced,
2 cisterns, everything up-to-date; $15,
000, half cash.
40-acre farm, 12 miles of Portland,
well fenced, on .milk and mall route;
orchard of 100 good fruit trees, bearing
well; 14 acres under cultivation, good
well, brand new house and good barn;
new electric carliue runs right along
side of this farm; $100 per acre, half
down. f
80-acre farm. 40 acres clear, t acres
In timber, rest in good pasture. 7-room
V. . Ka m ' ..A.) A.,iKtlllJtn..
you riff orchard; apple, pear and prune
carline.
Germantown Realty Co.
826 Washington st. Room 216; Main
7333.
320 Acres
. 90 In cultivation, 100 acres more near
ly ready for plow; 10-room house, barn
66x77;- acres Tof prunes and family or
chard; well watered; school house on
place, for $8,500; $4,000 will handle It.
120 Acres
25 acres In cultivation; new 8-room
house, chicken and spring house, good;
barn, orchard, trout pond near house,
for $2,160. ,
263 Acres
Dairy ranch; 80 acres upland, balance
Columbia river bottom; R. R. siding
on place; fine large house, lawn, or
chard, tools and stock, all for $12,000.
Can't be beat. .
I. L. floffett Y
423 Lumber Exchange Bldg.
m ACRES
IS miles from Portland. $6 per aere
one half cash.
40 ACRES
Bottom land, good buildings, ( miles
from Yaoolt, fine orchard and barn, nice
spring at bouse, $2,100.
200 ACRES
Klamath Falls. In city limits, $9,000.
40 ACRES
6 miles of Yacolt, good house, $600,
Coast Realty Company
220 Lumber Exchange.
2S0 1 ACRES, 80 acres In cultivation;
house, barn, orchard and well water;
good stock farm; S miles from R. R.
station; price $12 per acre.
160 acres. 60 acres In cultivation;
good house, barn, orchard; a fine
grain, fruit or 3tock farm; 4 mile from
town; price $3,000. .
820 aires, 250 in cultivation; good
house, barn and orchi.rd; 3 miles from
town: price $40 per acre.;
6 acres on the Oregon . City line; 6-
room house. chlikn house, small barn;
'stock and chickens go with this place.
WILLIAMS AU'HiJvrjblSIt .
413 Marquam bldg, -SEVERAL
the ii sand "acres, very choice,
la famous walnut and apple bU,
Yamhill county: H ready to plant, bal
ance valuable timber; $25 per acre; easy
terms. 923 Board of Trade. -!FYWvrAfiT
TO BUY, 8KLL Jft -
trade real estate. see Stevenson
Taylor, tom $11 Buchanan bWg tS
Washington et. , .;' . :: .-.
WHEATT.ANr: In central Oregon;
homesteads and desert land location,
best of references. Call at 125 14th St.,
room 9. r " - "' . - .
WALNUTS--' want 16 people who )rl
thinking of buying walnut $til to'
write me, "I have ardawtv t)roi)uii ii
to mkw to'l, N-396. Juiirnft)
Ft'R SALVi AH kinds siok. duTr'y I" I
timber tends, direct from i
rt"fl stamp , for part ruin: fut .. -
Hiedl.VllXt'nyi. ..'.;
FOR 'farm, dniry.""f ridvlTt..! . .
:. see F Ku;i;iu; u i.-.t ia, v, ,
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