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EAST SIDE BUILDS UP
.THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. SATURDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 23, 1003.
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WITH FINE RESIDENCES
Larger Number of Fermits Taken : Out .--Last Tuesday
. Than Ever Before Jn'One Day All But
One for the East' Side.
" Tuesday of this week prohably broke
tho record for tha number of dwelling
houaa permits Issued In any ona day
from tha building Inspector's office In
thla city. Tba namber of residences
authorised on that data was f,' rang
ing In Talua from $1000 to $4800. Juat
half of tha number prorldad for tha
erection of 11000 oottages, every ona
of which la to, go op on tha eaat aide.
In fact, with ona sxoeptlon every per
mit laaued on that date called for an
eaat aide Improvement.
M. Holbrook and J. . Duback each
took out a permit for a $4600 building:
and theae were tha largest permlta la
aued for .the day. The Holbrook per
mit called for a two atory frame atora
and residence on Alberta street, be
tween Eaat Twenty-third and Eaat
Twenty-fourth at re A, and that of Mr.
Duback provldea for the erection of a
modern, two atory frame residence on
Elliot avenue, between Hazel and
Central atreeta. ,
W. C. Fettya took out a permit on
that day for the erection of a two
atory cottage on Lasch afreet, between
Mulberry and Eaat Harrison, to coat
$3500.
In Irving-ton Dlatrlot.
C. T. Popham took out a permit for
a $4000 houae, which he la building- at
Schuyler and Hancock atreeta. The
building la to be a two atory frame of
modern design and conatruetlon.
K. L. Ban burn la building a two atory
frame dwelling- on Eaat Twentieth, be
tween Draiee and Knott atreeta ,at a
ooat of $3000. ,
, F. A. Bailey haa taken out permlta
ror the erection of two frame oot
tages on Watte street, between Derby
and Fen wick atreeta, each to ooat $2000,
f Permit were taken out " by Flora
A. Dunham providing for tha erection
of three frame cottage te ooat $1000
each and to- be erected on Eaat Davla
treat, between Eaat Fifteenth and
Eaat Sixteenth atreeta.
On Bast nftlsta. Street.
' Roland Oliver and Mary A. Further
have each taken out permlta for the
erection of two two atory frame cot-
tagea on Eaat Fiftieth street, between
Alameda and Stanton. The bulldlnga
will cost $2000 each.
Mary P. Cason haa taken out a per
mit for a $1000 dwelling to be erected
on Eaat Oak,- between East Twentieth
and Eaat Twenty-first
On Williams avenue, between Shaver
and Maaon atreeta, W. W. Patteraon
haa begun the erection of a two atory
frame residence to coat $2000.
A. M. Dunn haa beguu the erection
of a one story frame cottage on East
Twenty-fourth street, between Alberta
and Bralnard . atreeta. to coat $2000.
SEME UNCLES
ACCUSJinEED
Twenty-one of Them Fall
for a Frameup and Are
Under Bonds.
(United Press Lused Wire.) , .
s Seattle. Oct. 23. Twenty-one Seattle
pawnbrokers are at liberty today on
bonds of $600 each, following their ar
rest late last night on charges of usury
preferred by IJeputy Prosecuting Attor
ney Perry. Those arrested Include the
proprietors and clerks In 13 establish
ments. Tho pawnbrokers Were taken Into cus
tody following tours at the city during
pug brjiiich
AT SELLW000
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3f. C. A. May Get
Handsome Home in
Suburb.
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Arrangements have been made to start
a campaign In Sell wood November 1 to
raise funds for the founding of a branch
of the Toung Men"s Christian Associa
tion. It Is intended to erect a building
in Sellwood and about $12,000 Is desired
for that burpose. Plans for the canvas
have been maturing for some time and
the citizens In that suburb, who are In
terested. aa well ns nfftnAra nf tho Pnrt.
the past few days by special operatives land Y. M. C. a., feel that rh mnv-
KLinLiieu vi mo yiuocuuuin "-j i menu is certain to be successful.
The bellwood association has secured
an option on a Quarter block at East
Francis' Cathedral, East Eleventh and Eaat Pine.
BUILDINGS
10
COST 820,000
I. Gevurtz & Sons Making
Improvements in South
. Portland.
office, during which 12 gold 'watches
and a diamond cluster J?ln were placed
In tha cars of. various brokers at rates
of Interest varying from 10 to 800 per
cent per month.
The new criminal code makes It a
misdemeanor to charge more than 3 per
cent a, month and places tho , maximum
penalty., for violation of the law at' a
fine of $26 or 90 dayr imprisonment in
the county Jail.
FUENITUBE CO. WILL
SELL ITS OWy OUTPUT
(SptcJal Dlapatck to The Journal.)
Chehalis, Wash., Oct. 23 The eon
tract with E. S. Harmon of Tacoma for
the sale of the product of the Chehalls
Furniture & Manufacturing company,
will expire within a few days, when the
firm expects to sell its own output. To
that end President C. O. Gingrich of
the furniture company was in Portland
a few days ago and made a lease of a
warehouse for a five year period. It
is possible that a warehouse will be se
cured In either Tacoma or Seattle and
maybe one in Spokane; as the company's
market extends all over the, northwest
JuSt now the company has the biggest
lot of veil seasoned yard stock it has
ever had on hand at any one time and
to do the biggest business that they SIXTEEN BUILDING
nave ever naa during me next year, as
the outlook is very promising. From 12
to 14 carloads of furniture will prob
ably be made monthly, which will help
to swell the payroll of tha city.
Fifteenth street and Spokarice avenue
and hopes to close the purchase of this
for a building slte.s, The movement there
is m cnarge or ev. v. A. Thompson,
who has named a committee to assist
him. The city association' is being rep
resented by W. C. Moure. wh will take
an active part In directing the subscrlp
tion campaign.
The canvass will be Initiated at
banquet to be held probably on Novem
ber 1. An effort Is now being made to
secure an adequate hall for this pur
pose and It Is expected that there will
be a large attendance of Sellwood clti
sens, as they have manifested great in
terest In the building project. It Is ex
pected;to appoint a soliciting commit
tee of probably 60 members to do the
actual work of raising the dealred $12,
ooo, ir the plans succeed, as hoped,
work on tho new building will begin
about January 1.
Several suburbs have been aekina- for
branches of the Y. M. C. A. and It Is
expected that this extension work will
be carried on actively from now on. The
city association has been so busv with
Its own building construction that the
outside work has had to wait but some
of the requests for branches that have
been made can goon be cared for.
PEEMITS ISSUED
LOWELL MAKES HIT AT
; CHUECH CONFEKENCE
(Special Dlapatoa to Tbe Journal.)
Eugene. Or., Oct. 23. The Congrega-
Slxteen building permits. Involving an
aggregate value Of $26,676. were Issued
Dy tne nuuaing inspector, as follows:
Frank Vale, erect two story frame
awemng, Kast Yamhill street between
West avenue and Fifty-sixth; builder,
P. A. Carlander; $8600.
L. I Roberts. reDair one atorv frun.
dwelling. East Taylor street between
Forty-third and Forty-fourth; builder,
same; $60. -'
Mr. Hansen, erect two atorv fnma
dwelling, Graham avenue between Kirby
f. Kofold;
tlonal association adjourned yesterday
afternoon after a very successful sns
elon of three days' duration. Pilgrim and Borthwlck; builder, J.
church of Portland belna selected as the I vasuu.
place for holding the next conference.
- A feature of yesterday's session was
an address by Honorable Stephen Low-
ell of Pendleton on 'Vhe Interpretation
Acme Planing Mill
one story frame shop, Eaat
between Oak and Pine: builder, same
$60.
1A1CSS &
company, repair
rp, Jiaat water atreet
Barley, repair one aorl one
of the SDirit of Jesus in the Life of To- nan story rrame mill, Vancouver avonu
day bv- Clvtt Administration."" His ad- f between - Russell -and-Knott; builders,
dress was listened to by many towns-1 .
people who had not attended the ses- .KVrViv.V,
I. Gevurtz & Sons are building two
structures at Water and GIbbs streets,
south Portland, one of which is a com
bination store and apartment building,
the other Is a two and a half story flat
The first building is 100 by 66 feet in
dimensions, the other is 26 by 65 feet.
The aggregate cost of both Improve
ments is about $25,000.
At Third. and Hamilton streets Thom
as Schneider has Just Completed one of
the handsomest residences in that part
of south Portland. It Is a two and a
half story frame containing 11 rooms
cotim LET
FOB RESIDENCES
Two Bungalows Are to Be
Built on Portland
Heights.
M. C Banfleld has let the contract for
two handsome California bungalows to
be erected on Davenport street, Portland
Heights. The buildings are to be thor
oughly modern homes, and will cost
$3000 each. The interior design provides
for beamed ceilings and hardwood floors
in all the rooms,, and the dining rooms
are to be paneled and veneered.
Charles Bloom has let the contract for
the erection of a bungalow on Mountain
View road, In Greenwood addition. The
ground dimensions are to be 30 by 46
fet, and the building will contain eight
nr1 rant shout 15000. Mr. Schneider run Sliced rooms.
will let the contract for the erection of H. Johnson has begun the erection of
a four series flat on Corbett street near a seven room bungalow on Mountain
Hamilton, which will cost about $6000. View road, which will cost $4000. Mr.
At Second and Mead streets the Im- Johnson will occupy the house for nl
manuel Baptist church Is nearlng com- own home, and is contemplating the
erection of a similar house on an adjoin
ing lot as an Investment.
pletion. The building is 42 by 64 feet.
of frame construction, and will cost to
complete nearly $7000. The first floor
will contain, besides the Sunday school
room,, a number or class rooms, a Doys
club room and a reading room. The
seating capacity of the main auditor
ium, which will occupy the second floor,
will be about 460. On this floor will
also be the library, pastor's study and
the committee room. This edifice is
to take the place of the one destroyed
by fire about a year ago,
IT FIFTEENTH
Hi COLLEGE
Attractive Cottage Will Be
Built High Up on
Hillside.
NEW FLAT BUILDING
BEADY FOE TENANTS
Floyd S. Brower has Just completed
a two story frame flat building, con
taining four five room apartments on
East First street between Holladay
avenue and Hassalo street The build'
lng is modern In every respect and. cost
between jeooo and $7000.
Thomas H. Reynolds has had plana
prepared for a Swiss chalet which he
will build at East Twenty-ninth and
PrescOtt streets. It will have ground
dimensions of 28x62 feet and will cost
$3600.
George S. Smith is building a two
story seven room cottage on Mountain
boulevard. Portland Heights, which will
cost approximately $3600.
WILL INSTALL HEAT
AND POWER PLANT
slons of the associations before.
Death Cures Whiskey Habit,
Special Piawtch te Tbe Joaral.)
Husum, Vash Oct. 22. Johnny
Beauvert, a Columbia river Indian, who
owned a ranch near Blckleton, becoming
desirous- of abstaining from firewater,
went to a local doctor and procured a
bottle of Keely cure a short time ago.
Some.of his white friends told him the
medicine would kill him and he stopped
taking the cure. While returning from
where I dwelling, Montana avenue between Web-
.Johnny had Imbibed too freely, his splr- ster and Sumner; builder,
street between Thompson and Brasee
builder, W. Swart; $3600.
Farrlngton & Fariington. erect two
itory frame dwelllnr. East Twenty
fifth street between Thompson and Bra
ee: builder. W. Swart: $3000.
E. A. 8nodgrass. erect one atory frame
aweiung. un nny-mira street, be
tween Tillamook and Thompson: builder.
J. a. uicsover; liuuu.
J. R. Sawyers, erect two story frame
ham, Eaat Twentv-aeventh street be
tween 8-imner and Alberta; builder.
iam; iiooo.
U. cneney. erect one story rrame
a neighboring town recently,
Ler and Sumner; Builder, sum: IIIOO
Ited horse ran avir and running Into at . v. M. Preston, repair one story rrame
Kmiw riders gSr ft S-KjF '
died from the lnjurlea received, peau-l t. M. Cowan, erect ona atory frame
vert waa said te- have arret influence I d well m a-. Kant Thlrtv-etath street be-
ever the Indians, and waa a fine specl-ltween IHvlstnn and Clinton; builder, H.
me a of the race.
J Xrw'lTotel One of the Flneat.
' iKwrlil ntvnatt ta TV JoeraaLI
Chehaii. Wwh, Oct. . -LKirfng the'
next week the flrxt finished of the fine
' tew room a in the annex to. the St
Helena hotel will be occupied. The rooms
are all modern In every way and fin
ished In Flemish green. Private baths,
.fhonee ar4-other eoaenlenrs. are pre-
E. Dohertv. X 200
A. Palmer, erect one ana one naif story
frame dwelling, nelaware avenue be
tween Portland and Hoi ma a; ballder,
same 1 1000.
R. Hughes, erect twe story rrame
aweiung. fortiand nouienrd Betveeo
lenvr and Concord; builder, aame;
iicoe
C. ITIn-iball - erect ewe rtot-r frAne
barn, Uexlngfrn avenue between Thlr
teeetta and Eleventh; builder, J. C
Lwke; 44. -
Oerman Atnerion CefTee ca.. reraJr
between Ash end Aakeoy; builder, J. L
I Routledge; Ue.
-twt I .!-. ! haa Ik. rint hotel
emrufviaunne bet wn ftortlend and ""rf"' VTlJL
Taro-ra the traveling public seems
fa realise this fa-t fully, as tbe trade
during t&e pei-t Tew montr.s nas nw roorty J"nt yt. hnt ran r1e
t neery an iff mh mimmir r t , r rr..n ere rataw- apywhfre.
CnUcrS te tt ulrtcst. I aef rts U Harbor.
Work on the proposed heat and power
H. M. Leffert Is building a beautiful Plant for St. Vincent's hospital has be-
,nitt onttajrn at Thirteenth and Co 11 ear e B"". m concrete luunuawou in oeing
streets, well up on the south side of Put In and a force of men are at work
Portland Heights. The building will boring the 600 foot tunnel through
mntaln six rooms and will cost 34000 wnicn tne not air pi pea ana eiecino
exclusive of the expensive concrete wires will run from the power plant to
foundation and retaining walls. the main building.
John Band haa taken out a permit for ne hospital annex la beginning to
fha erection of a two atorv frame real- take on the appearance of a complete!
dence on East Fifty-third street, be- building and will probably be ready for
tween Taylor and Beimont. The build- occupancy by the first of the year. Al-
ng will cost $3000. rogetner nearly izuu.uuu is oeing ex-
C. Stein has let the contract for a one pencea in improvements Dy tnie insu-
and a half atory frame cottage to be tutlon.
erected on Overton atreet between Nine-
Timoo" Twnt1elh ,treet a co,t BUILDS nOUSE ON
COMMANDING SITE
MAY NOW LOAD CARS
TO GREATEST CAPACITY
One of tbe handsomest of the many
new hqmea In the high district reached
by the "L." carllne Is that Just being
completed by Oeorge Bonner, chief engl
neer of the tug John McCraken. The
house occupies a - commanding site at
BUILDS HOUSE
OH STEEP Hill
J? Mcl. Wood Will Have
Pretty Home on Pros
pect Drive.
One of the most modern and attractive
homes under construction on Portland
Heights is thee J. Mcl. Wood residence
which Is going up on Prospect Drive.
The building site breaks rather ab
ruptly, with the result that the west
elevation of the house is three stories
and the east one story less. The build
ing is 30 by 72 feet in ground dimen
sions, and its estimated cost $15,000.
The J. O. Gould residence, under con
struction on King's Heights, Is another
particularly attractive home going up
In the western part of the city. The
house is 60 by 68 feet, two and one half
stories high, and will contain 14 large
rooms. It will cost $18,000, and will be
finished throughout in hardwood.
If Ita a surface
to be painted, enam
eled, stained, var
nished or finished in
any way, there's sn
Acme Quality Kind
to fit the purpose.
Fall Painting
Means
Winter Comfort
Fall is the time to touch up
shabby surfaces in the home, be-;
cause winter is the time your
home is used most. A little money
spent now for paints and finishes
will make the home brighter;-
cleaner, more attractive, more
wholesome all winter long.
ACME QUALITY
PAINTS AND FINISHES ;
Refinish shabby surfaces at trifling
cost. Expert advice at our store, by
phone or mail. Let us tell you Five
Strong Reasons for Fall House Painting.
New Era Paint & Varnish Co 187-9 Second St
E. H. Mills & Co, , 245 Holladay Are.
W. D. Richards : University Park'
Milwaukie Mercantile Co Milwaukie, Or.
Hendricks Hardware Co St. Johns, Or.
66
Removal Sale.
Greatest bargains ever shown, all
needlework supplies. The Needlecraft
Shop, 147 Sixth street, opposite Meier
& Frank's.
lay hk Pail
FISHER, TB0HSEN S CO.
"The Gig Paint Storo"
FRONT AND MORRISON 8TRCBTS
Manofaclnrers and Jobbers Everything In Paints
Up Before Tbe Bar.
N. H. Brown, an attorney, of Pitts-
field, Vt, writes: "We have used Dr.
King s New Life Pills for years and
find them such a good family medicine
we wouldn't be without them." For
Chills, Constipation, Biliousness or Sick
Headache they work wonders, 26c.
Woodard. Clarke & Co.
WORK or su Cj -ifca
aniflDEOT JUarTl
JusMoRemindYoii
Wiring In all Its branches. Our es
timates are always lowest, quality con-j
sldered. Large force, of men always oa !
hand to attend your' wants. : Just drop
us a line or phona
MORRISON ELECTRIC
COMPANY
XUBOTHIOAXi COVTXACTOB&
8. O. Jagg-.
291 East xorrlson St.
3. B. Kaxoa.
Both Fhonss.
(RoerUl Dtopatr to Tbe araal.t
Spokane, Wash.. Oct. 13. By the mer
its of a new agreement that has ben
reached between lumber and grain ship- the corner of Simpson street and Mon-
pers on me uoiaenaaie nrancn or m ..- -venue. It Is a two story combl
Spokane, Portland Seattle railroad, nation eonrreta block and frame build-
ana tbe ornclals or tbe road, cars mayli mnA -3,. .jjoat 15400. It contains
b loadeu ts their full capacity. Instead
of to a maximum of only (0.OO0 pounds.
This part of tbe road waa formerly
operated by tbe Columbia, River A
Northern Railroad company and was
pnrehasd by the S-. P. & It was fa) a
very bad condition at thst Uma and un
til repair were completed it was found
necessary to place tbe f 0.000 pound limit
on tbe loading or tbe cars. Tnla per
ita tb grain dealers to place from
ISO to If 0 mora sacks of grata on tbe
cars than were formerly allowed.
eight large rooms with hardwood floors
and much of the Interior finish Is done
In hardwood.
Tobaoro King Bart Springfield XjumI
rScndal Dtwt s Tto i m l
Eugeao. Or, Oct. 1 1. Aaroas tha pr
chaaers of Springfield ral etat dur
ing the raat week Is John IX Bagley.
1 of a world-famous tobaceo mer
chant, and who ts a mmienatra. Mr.
Basiey waa la Eugeoa and Frriagfleld
artTig ttoo week - hwrsfng after some
tlmoer lot errata ti be wu attraeiMf
by tba g-rat activity of SprlarOeld.
with tno remit thst Be agt twe
lots In good Wat lea ss an tavoat
meat. 1
F0RTLAXD SECURES
B,VTTIST CONTEXTIOX
CSwi-hl pMtHl Tb )mtll
Roaeburg. Or, Oct. 1. Tba Oregon
Baptist stato convention yesterday
elected tho following officers?
fl H. Hlrk, Ashland, president: E. A.
Patch.- Portland, clerk; T. C Parker.
Portland, corresponding secretary; J. P.
Falling. Portland, treasurer. Tbe lat
ter t were reelected. Tno nest con
vention will be beld In Portland.
We bare more safes and vaults fa
gaily nee thsa all otbee eomoanlee) com
bined. We gasraateo ovr safes te be
turerlTT to all etbera. Portland efe
rnipany. agents for tko Herrlag-Hall
Marvta afe cow pa ay. snanafartarero of
tbe genatna Halls Safe dt Loek eo.'e
safes and vaaita. ft Seveatb street.
1 a e m .tt mlw m. a as
Putting It Off
too long means that you are going to
be disappointed when you come to get
your share of the saving to be made
during our special sale of fine hard
ware. "We don't want that to happen
to you especially, so for your own sake
we urge you to come quickly So that
you may fare as well as the others who
know a good opportunity when they
see It
AVERY&CO.
18 Third St. Bet. Pine & Ash
HOLLADAY'S ADDITION
The one best nlace In Portland to buy. Geoc rabhlcal center and most de
alrable residence property In tho city.
seeing is Deiieving. Better go end aee tne msny caoice residences nodes
construction snd the Improvement going on.
THE OREGON REALESTATE COMPANY
KM OBalD ATX. . POBTXAJTD. OBXOOV.
Repair Work Given Prompt Attention Fanadera, Machinists and Botlermaksra.
tiunaing ana structural work.
PHOENIX IRON WORKS
CNQINCRRS
Off loo and Works
Xawtaorae A venae and Bast
Tbira teoot.
P bona last g.
roBT&ajro. oxxooir.
Tho greatest danger from Influensa Is I
of Its resnlttng la paeamonla. This can
be obviated by using Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy, as It not only cares Is-1
flaensa, bat counteracts any tendency
ef the dieeeee wards rneuneela.
John A. Melton
CAxrzim ajtb imsii
Factory and Offlee til flee snd
street, near Mala,
Main 1TIT: A-ITIT
OXflco and tore Fix t area bvilt
and rem d tied.
Altering and repairing
fffeet.
and Counters r- "
C
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CASTING
FOR MACHINE AND STRUCTURAL WCF.K
The Independent Foundry Co.
TWENTY-THIKD AND.YOKK STS. ri:--: . -5