The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, June 13, 1909, Image 17

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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. - SUNDAY MORNING. JUNE 13, 1009. w 5 TRANSFER CMS TO RIVAL LINES "Valla Walla Merchants-Ask Commission ' to Order -; -Track Connection. (Special Dispatch to Tht Joarnal.) Walla Walla. Wash.. June 12. The Commercial club this afternoon filed complaint lyith the Washington Railroad commission asking- that physical con nection be made between the Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co. and North ern Pacific lines here. Formal com plaint was presented by Harry Strong, chairman of the transportation commit tee of the Commercial club. The club Claims it is u ureal Mnrirancn t manV local wholesalers and merchants not o have car transfer connections. Each company saya It is willing, bilt neither in act. me commission promised to take the matter up. The commission Is composed of II. A. Falrchild. J. C. Law rence and J. 8. Johnes; W. V. Tanner, b. (i. Armstrong assistants, and L. B Kaler, stenographer. Officials of ths Oregon Hailroad & Navigation company accompanied the party, which came from Pomeroy, leaving for" Touchet and Attalia this afternoon. MtXVcTSaltS Tomorrow, Monday, At 781 East Main Street, Comer Twenty-third Street. Take S-S or Hawthorne Avenue Cars to Twenty-third Street. We are Instructed by the owners to pell their beautiful and nearly new up right piano (standard make) in mahog any case, and first class furniture, rugs, rtc, of this modern home, comprising mahogany rockers, Morris chair, pedes tals, parlor tables, portieres, velvet rug, 9x12, net curtains, box couch, and cush ions, dining room set., viz., extension table, bulfet, box seat chairs, all lu quarter sawed oak, 9x12 rug, heater, rattan rockers, plate rail, hall mirror, tabourette, Davis drop head sewing ma chine, 18 window shades, Napoleon oak bed and dresser, sprlnjts and silk floss mattress. feather pillows, bedding, small velvet rugs, iron bed, springs and mattress, dresser, ingrain carpet, Jewel naa range, gas water heater, water tank, kitchen treasure, garden hose, lnwii mower, and several other useful lots. Parties furnishing should not fall to at tend ttiis sale, as everything is clean nnd up to date. Sale starts promptly tomorrow (Monday) morning at 10 o'clock. BAKER & SON. Auctioneers. - We have received at our auction rooms. 152 Park street, the fine fur nishings, carpets, turs. etc.. from Mrs. Wheeler's private home with instruc tions to dispose of the same to the highest bidder at auction, On Tuesday Next Including genuine quartered oak Na poleo.i bedstead with large dresser and chiffonier to match, one all brass bed, full size, complete with steel springs i!id bst filled floss mattresses, feather plHAWH. birds eye maple princess dress- r. with chirronler to maien, uprigm folding bed with plate mirror front, gas reading lamp, upholstered parlor furniture, oak rockers, center tables, velvet and Axmlnster carpets, 9x12 rugs, hnll seat and mirror in solid quar tered oak, dining room suite, via., pedes tal table, buffet and set of saddle seat diners, family size refrigerator. In addition to the above we shall sell fur niture, etc.. removed rrom nroaawnv Mreet. comprising two large Turkish rockers, sofa and easy chair, covered in Pennine Turkish veiour (very costly). Windsor pattern folding bed and mat tress brass and iron beds, oak and en ameled dressers, chiffoniers, brusseN rugs box couch with drawer, beautiful toned upright piano (Hardman). oil paintings, dining room set Including buffet with large French plate mirror, round extension table and set of box wit chairs, all in polished quartered, onk laree refrigerator, suitable fo' large famllv or rest.iurant. clocks and nther effects. This sale affords a splen did opportunity to parties furnishing nho want goods of quality. Your tlnr will not be wasted bv our offering you n lot of trash, etc.. as we handle noth ing but furniture. Sal on Tuesday nt at 10 o'clock. Tou are welcome to In spect the goods for Tuesday's sale to morrow. On Thursday Next We shall sell the furnishings of pri vate 7 room residence removed from Ptout street, consisting of walnut din ing room set. walnut bedroom furniture, piteel engravings, patlor furniture, oar pets, etc. Sale at 10 .o'clock. BAKER & SON, Auctioneers. " 'IM "" ; - 1 . -. .-. . . , ... " - " ". .... '' '' "' '"" """""" "" iiiiiirili. mi in.. i -ii ii mil i i' : ;k mining engineers, assayers and analytical Chemists MWl Y4S!'i&&- JyT 204 Washington Stwwt Fili Jf jlr Jb jjfcjpjiif (f HNt main Tsoa 02Pf Portland. Oregon. w 0 may o, iu. COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY, Board of Trade Building, City Gentlemen: We have just finished a complete analysis of the water secured from your new well at Columbia Beach, said water coming from a depth of 150 feet. We have made all sanitary and bacteriological tests, and find the wa ter first-class for drinking or other domestic purposes. Yours very truly, COLUMBIA BEACH Water Is as famous as its clams and as pure as its sea breezes. Columbia Beach water comes from a depth of 150 feet, .100 feet below the ocean level. It is pure (note the letter above). It is cold. It is as refreshing as anv you ever drank. If Columbia Beach had any less than a thousand virtues, its water would be one of the greatest. The wells at Columbia Beach are being housed in typ ical old Dutch mills; they lead a bit of the artistic to already naturally beautiful surroundings. Every lot at Columbia Beach will be supplied with water from these mills by a gravity system. Week-end excursions to Columbia Beach are going to be popular in Portland this summer. It is easy to reach and the fare is small only $3 and if you buy a lot we give you credit for that. Lots as low as $200 10 per cent down and 2 per cent per month. Don't the terms suggest an easy way to buy a lot while you are enjoying your vacation in tent or cottage? Wanted 2 K2fE5 Columbia Beach property REMEMBER THESE DATES JUNE 19 Northwest State Conference Y. M. C. A. JULY 3 Annual Reunion Behnke-Walker Business College. JULY 5 Columbia Beach Clambake. JULY 6 Oregon Baptist Summer Assembly. CDnnMMa Trasfl CinipaiiiDy 84 Fourth Street Board of Trade Building I V Plan to See This Beautiful Suburban Cottage Today Sunday Just East of Montavilla Advantages! Perfectly modern 5 room house, big; veranda, arranged to get full view of mountains and city; everything strictly first las; 4 lots and excellent sou. within a very short time. soon as villa avenue Is widened, this property will be worth half at much again; chances are before January 1. At present. It Is 6 blocks to M. V. carllne, but Its hard IliCOnirontOfia gravel walk; being; a new addition It Inn t built up UIJUUVUlllUKtJ solid yet, only 6 houses In 4 blocks, but a number more are planned for this fall. Auction Sales At Wilson's Salesrooms, 173-175 Second, Corner Yamhill, Mon day. Wednesday, Friday- Eack Day at 10 A. M. We sell this week a fine assortment 1 of Carpets. Kugs ana linoleums, cnoice Parlor IMntngroom and Library Fur niture; a splendid assortment of Refrig erators Bedroom Furnishings, Bedding, etr Oiia Ranges. Stael Ranges, Kitchen effects and general house furnishings, v r. We have a number of fine roll top dosks, safes, cash registers, i ehort account safu, and a miscellaneous I stock of merchandise which we ' sell , from everv day In the week. The price 1h right. ASK out Mtiennen. n you want to sell, phone Main 162H, A-4243. J. T. WILSOH, Auctioneer. PRICE Is only $2300 $300 down and J25 a month. If this property -were in Portland Heights It would sell for J5000, and yet Its command ing view Is no less. See It Today (Bandar). Take M. V. car, yet off at E. 76th st. A. N. Searle, Montavilla Auction At 211 First Street, Monday, tomor row, .10 a. m. The furnishings of two largo resi dences have been delivered to us to bo sold without reserve; in this sale, there are manv fine pieces, and everything goes. Dealers and others can secur money making bargains. We also sell on Thursday at 10 u. m. and Friday at 2 p m. and you can buy from our pri vate stock at any time. THE FORD AUCTION CO., FORIT, Auctioneer. Phones Main 8951 A-2445. Do Youv Wish to Invest We want a man with $5000 or $10,000 i invest in good suburban property, ; SUltaoie ror cny juie. iiiib is a. prupu- sltlon that will bring In big returns. THS PATTERSON GIBBS CO. 314 Sherlock Bidg. A .'-.' Chicken Ranch 6 acres and a small house, thi "miles south of Lents; close to carllne, 10c fare, .Only $1200 $100 eaah will buy V'I"'tm fattebsoh oibbs CO,' ' 1 - 341 Sherlock Bldff. , Buy a Cozy Bungalow Corner Lot-$15 Month Make me an offer for my equity in this sightly five room home. It is worth $2500, but you can make a reasonable offer and take it. I can't carry it. You can get it for as low as $200 down but you'd have to make larger monthly payments in that case. My Interest or equity is worth fully $750.00 and I'll dispose of It for a great deal less If I can make the deal at once. Here's a description: Corner lot, SOxSO feet, five room bungalow, walls tastefully tinted, elec tric lights, paneled dining room, good plumbing new house, has been lived in only five months, five blocks from the Waverly-Richmond car on East 38th street; Improved street, cement sidewalks, good neighbor hood. Don't- answer unless you have some money and want to buy. Don't fihone If you don't want to come and see the property. .Another house ust like this one same terms. Want clear lot as first payment Will take or pay difference on lot. Phone before 6 p. m., H. W. Little, care of Olds, Wortman & King; after 6, Home phone, D-2471. J. W. OOILBEE Boom 11, 145H 'tart Street, Portland, Oreron. DES MOINES ADDITION OVS-HAXr ACBB TRACTS, 4H mlUs from Postofflce, one carllne one fourth mile, two carllnes one mile frcm tract now (with prospects of go ing along this addition soon). Building up on all sides; lies sightly and level. The price is $400 $33 cash, $10 per month at 6 per cent Interest. A goM home proposition $10,000 Quarter block, 100 feet square, on Grand avenue and East Lincoln street; one lot 60x100 feet on East Third street, near Eaat Harrison, and one lot 60x100 feet, with 6 room cottage, on East 30th street, between Haw thorne avenue and Division street. This lot of property 1b a fine in vestment and very reasonable. Really a food bargain. $650 Corner lots in Tlbbetta Homestead; good bargain for cash. HOLLADAY'S ADDITION The one best place In Portland to bur- Geographical center and most de sirable residence property in the city. . Seeing is believing. Better go and see the many choice residence under construction and the Improvement going on. THE OREGON REAL ESTATE COMPANY S54 QBAirO 'ATB. H. rBTXAJTO, OBZaOB. $100 $100 Down A desirable party wishing a desir able home can't afford to overlook thisr, when they can make their own terms and deal direct with the owner, who is leaving the city and must sell. A modern, up-to-date 5 room bun galow, with pantry, bath, toilet, wash- stand, basement, fine electric and gas fixtures, each room beautifully tinted, cement walks, roses, flowers, duplex shades, linoleum on kitchen and bath; between two car lines, close in. No agents wanted. Address E-57, Jour nal. Tnrroir atb. Btr gurus iooatiosti This week's offerings are good ones. ST500 Corner, with 3 sfory building. 6500100x100. fine corner, 8250 Fine inside business lot, 60x lo. S2500 Fine Inside business lot, tOx 100. These pieces are SO per rent cheaper than they will be six months from now. Call J. B. Kennedy, $3 Union ave. N. TOM It a T.W A few extraordinary bar gains In homes in Bunnyslde, South Bunnyslde, also in neighborhood of E. 20th and Couch streets. See these be fore the owners leave for the summer. m bxaw - rxAx . ooicpavt, 4516 Vtark Street. MORTdAdE LOANS On city property at reasonable rate. CZfciAX-COOZ OOM7AHT, ;.. Boaxd of Trade Building-.' Washington Street 80 x 100 Near 19th $27,500 E. J. DALY 222-223224 FAILING BUILDING To party or parties having from $100 to $S0,000 to Invest in the choicest apricot, grape and almond land on the coast I will give as security land that has .increased In value 200"' per cent since February 1, 1S09, and a bond war ranting 8 per cent per annum. This In vestment is absolutely safe. STOVE. 503 , Oonunsrolal Bldg. BXAJLZJTGr OK.CXAKDS. 14 acres all in orchard. 1 mile of Ells worth station, on the North Bank R. R., and e miles east of Vancouver: .price $3800 or -trade for C to 8 room modern bouss.and pay difference; owner B-1461 or 887 E. 7th. JONESMORE Values are not visionary. If you will visit this splendid addition you will see WHAT IS; not wh"at is GOING TO BE. LOTS 50x100 Price $400 to $600 All improve ments paid for. Take Montavilla car. Agent at tract. Geo. D. SchalK 264 Stark Street NEW TOD AT. i ffllVITY CEOTffi CITY' The water flows from 300,000 square miles of the most fertile area on the globe to the Penin sula, between the Willamette and Columbia rivers. The warm cur rents rise in the Japan sea, flow to the Oregon coast, into the Co lumbia river and break on the shores of the Peninsula, 110 miles inland, with two feet of tide. Is not the Peninsula truly the Grav ity Center City? University Park Is the business center of the Grav ity Center City. Commerce and business, like water, follow the lines of least resistance. Com merce and business must have their centers at this Gravity Cen ter City. i Common Sense If you have even a little com mon sense you can readily see that every lot on the Peninsula must soon become immensely val uable and the highest values will be at University Park, the busi ness center. We have only a few lots for sale, on easy monthly in stallments. Francis I. McKenna 617 Commercial Block. RIVER FRONT A BEAUTIFUL LOCATION FOR SIGHTLY HOMES JUST PLAT TED ON THE WILLAMETTE RIVER. This is the most beautiful and ac cessible river front property to be found near Portland. It is only nine rqiles from the ceftter of the city, and four blocks from Covell station on the Oregon City electric car, and is con veniently reached by automobile, horse or carriage, steamboat or gaso line launch. For further particulars call on Dunn - Lawrence Co. 248 ALDER ST. CARTWRIGHT PARK The old Ben Holladay property at Holladay Station, on A. & C. R. R., adjoining Seaside. The most desir able beach lots now offered. Prices $75.00 and up, on easy payments. Lambcrt-Whitmcr Co. 107 SHERLOCK BLDG. 404 EAST ALDER ST. Houses Beautiful Homesites -IN- ROSSMERE Thta sightly ami popular resldenco tract, on account of lt superior loca tion and surroundings, together with Us up-to-date Improvements, such as grad- e.nvv.vu n .a, luui Hunt ings, cement sidewalks, curbing and Bull """ir in cumpieie ana paia for), is selling rapidly, and those deslr- ' - ..... . v n a iiviiirDHQ in what Is destined to become one of Port- imia a most popular residence districts In the near future should coma ta ami 11 iu us mooui ALL LOTS 50x100; $2000 BUILD ING RESTRICTIONS. ?550 TO f T50 PER LOT, IN CLUDING IMPROVEMENTS Rossmere ear. rThlrd and TamhtlL Agent on the ground afternoons. CLARK-COOK COMPANY v .'. Board or Trade Balldlnr. Phones idaln 6407. A-325J. i S2SOO room house, lot (0x180, on East 47th. near carllne; this is a snap: easy terms. 3000 Lot 75x100. good house at Wil lamette station on St. John car line; this is a nice home; will ell or trade for timberland. - Tom M. Word Real Estate Company 413 and 414 Board of Trad Bldr. $2300 100x100, unobstructed view, choice Si block, close in, overlooks Lacld tract and city, I carllnes within 2 blocks. 8 E. cor. K. 23d and Division. Terms. Ss A. H. BIRRELL CO. ; toa XoXay Bldr, Third sad Hark. RIVERFRONT 1 acres, good dp water frontage, nw hone, cost tSiOO, orchard, ar.s grapes, land suitable for factor lt, or lie well to subdivide into bomesltei A. H. DOWLJ.N'C KUwaakla. Or. . llOORodnsyA--;. ; Flxoaa Woo!' ; u 5'