THE OREGON "DAILY 1 JOURNAL, PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 28, 1910..
21
GADSKI PROGRAM TO ' " -
: PLEASE ALL HEARERS
Mine.' Johanna Gadskl. "'
Madame Cadskl,' who is1 one of the
first of the world renowned artists to
give a song recital here on Sunday af-
ternoon. lias worked very hard- on the
jirograms which aha Is using ort ;.th!e
preiient tour, T.fceynook months of care'
.ful study and thought; Gadaki, her ac
companist, Edward Schnelder. also a
composer of growing- fame, and Madame
'Gauskl'a husband, Herr Taus,cher; whose
musical knowledge is- none the ' leas
great because he Is one of Germany's
foremost, gun manufacturers, all. worked
together on the selection of the ttumbera
to be sung in concert, this season. 'The
.result has been that a wild ovation has
.greeted the famous soprano everywhere,
not because her voice is earer perfec
tion than ever before, but also her se
lections have been ..ao strikingly beauti
ful and pleasing. For the Sunday after
noon song recital at the Heillg theatre
Madame Gadskl will' give . select'dns
' from Frans. Schubert, Robert Schumann,
Robert Ftsms,, Richard Wagner nod her
, group of English and 'American com
posers cpntalns the names of Henry
: Hadley, Sydney Homer, Edwin Schnel
' der, Walter Rummel and Margaret Lang.
The seat sale for the Sunday afternoon
concert opened at the Heiilg theatre this
morning.
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AT THE THEATRES
5
"Th Blue Mouse" Coming.
Ever since the first announcement
that the comedy sensation, "The Blue
Mouse," Is to appear at the Bungalow
all next week, there has been a heavy
run on the box office for seats. Few
Portland theatre goers have ever seen
. the play.
' ''Texas" Open's Sunday. . ,
Texas." which the Baker Stock com
pany will offer next week, opening Sun
day ' matinee, will be aeen tbut, four
nights and two matinees, the last per
formance being Wednesday evening, af
ter which the Baker will close for 10
day to complete the interior. ' -
' Wttle Jofuinr Jones." . -
,-, George M. Cohan's world wide fame
: was founded upon the immense suecesa
vCf "Little Johnny Jones," the great rau
steal melodrama which the Baker Stock
company Is presenting tlws week. It i
Sthe talk of the town.
Wonderful Chimpanzee at Pantaees
: Alfred the Great, king of chlmpanaees,
t Is appearinrt Pantages this week.1 He
smokes, walks a tightrope blindfolded,
irjdes a bicycle, roller skates and can
-aoeempllsh more genuine feats of skill
s than any other animal in the world, .
Winners of Contest, .
Can you guess the winners of the
1 Chorus' girls' contest at the Lyric the
fatrft Jtonight? The winners last week
, wwt, first prise, the Misses Dot Dan
s leiff and 'Clare; second prhw; Marvin
I Hammond,' and third prize, the JMlases
f Albright; and Schuler. .
I Wonderful . Trick Scenery.
: ' Many weird effects are introduced in
("The Cow and the Moon." an attraction
of novelty at the Bungalow this week.
One of the featares is . Haonv. the
i ramp,, who takes a trip to the moon
OeorRO Beban Next Week.
Comlrfg to the Orpheum next week la
tha clever character actor. Georre Beban
and his company of artists in a beaut'-
ful new playlet, entitled "The EI urn ol
The Rose," an Interesting story of love
ana . patnos. ; . , :
Brilliant Singer at Ornhcum.
Mile. Camllle. Ober, the brilliant and
attractive ' young singer. is attracting
much favorable comment for5 her won
derful performance on the bill at the
Orpheum this week.' Her voice has the
greatest" range' of any artist ' In the
woria.
Send Children o Lady Betty.
All the children should See the won.
derful trained chlmpanxee, Lady Betty,
at the Grand, This is the foremost
trained animal act In the world. Lad
Betty, can do everything but talk and
a scientist in Kew -England tried for
months to make up. this deficiency.-
. Operetta at the Grand.
A miniature operetta. arora-eouslT nm
duced and beautlfullyf costumed, will be
toe reature next week at the Grand.
"The Butterfly and the Prince". 18 the
tltlf of this novelty.' which is Dresented
by'May Orletta and Fred W. '.Taylor.
Seats Selling for Nuzimova.
Madame Alia Naslmova- the famous
Russian actress, will be, presented at
the Heillg theatre next Woek. Monday
evening will be Ibsen's "kittle Eyolf";
Tuesday evening, SchnltalerV 'Tha
Fairy Tale";1 Wednesday evening and at
the special price matinee Wednesday,
Ibsen's "A Doll House." Seats are now
selling.. . .-
'-.Tonight Twice Tomorrow.
The attraction at the Heillg theatre
tonight and tomorrow night, with a spe
cial srlce matinee tomorrow, will be
the musical comedy success, "The God
dess of. Liberty." The-composer player,
Joseph E. Howard, Is the leading fea
ture. , .
Moving Picture Houses.
Don't fall to see "The Message of tha
Violin" that new. olograph picture at
the jptar, as well as va Breach of Dlsci-
pliiie," played by - the cjever Vitagraph
stock company. At-the Arcade "A Ro
mance iithe Rockies" is a winner. At
the Oh Joy "Tia Strongest Tie" snd
"Her First Gray Hair" are features,
and. at the Odeosl "The Cheat" :
The Bride's Ilream.
Ibaew.-Ioili-Jewih-riiitterTr
sive two first class dramas, "The
Bride's Dream," tonight, and "Golessi
Rowland' Sunday at Arlon hall at 8:15
p m. ,
Journal Want Ads bring Vesults.
,,5!
WEST GETS 39 - VOTES, : : j
. BOWERMAN ONLY 14 '
AMONG PASSENGERS
...... . , ;:-J. ' , j,
Straw votes have come, and
thry all show a westerly Wind.. t
On two- east Bide : cars .last ' j'
night, one an O. W. P.-transfer
car, and one a Hawthorne ave-4;
nue car, C. S, Simonsnn of the ei
Simonson Manufacturing com. -
pany, took a poll of .the passed- 4)
gen. i The totals showed a vote - 4)
e of 89 for West for governor and .
14 for Bowerman. . 1
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', Called Cliild, Jaw Dislocated. .
iKpeclnl DlBputcb tn The Jnnrnl. ,
i White Salmon, Wash., Oct. 28. In
answer to. a call, yesterday to treat
Mrs. Terry for lockjaw, Dr. Russell of
this place made a hurry up trip to
Blngen, but Instead of tetanus U wasJ
dislocation of the Jaw; both sides being
thrown out while calling her boy to
come in, andr get ready for school. v The
Jaw v was. quickly returned to Its, accus
tomed place and hereafter, Mrs. Terry
says.' she will call the children in whis
pers, . -
THEY ACTUALLY r
DO THE WORK
Food Eaten Is. Worthless Unless. 31-
geitea some sjtomaens must
Have Help.' ..,u'
Food taken into the stomach which.
from the nature of the food or the con
dltlori of the stomach fanot digested.
Is worse than no food at all. This is
a true statement as far, as it goes and
a great many dyspeptics go only this
far with their reasoning.- They argue
with themselves that because their
stojnachs ' do not do the - work . given
them, the must be given less work; In
other words, they must be starved. It
would be Just ss sensible for a business
man who is .unable to. do all his own
work to cut down his business to his
own capacity as it is for a man to
starve himself to relieve his stomach.
The sensible business man employs help
and goes rorward with his business.
Likewise the sensible dypeptic will em
ploy help for;-his stomach and give -his
body proper - nourishment. . v.
Stuart s . Dyspepsia Tablets actually
do the' work assigned to them, , They
relieve wean ana overnurdened stom
achs of a great - portion of digestive
action.- Their, component parts are
Identical with those of the digestive
fluids and secretions of - the stomach
and they simply take; up the grind and
carry on the work just the, same ss
a good, strong,, healthy stomach would
do It. -.-. , . . ,
On this account Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets are perfectly natural In their
action and effects. They do not cause
any unnatural or Violent disturbance.
In the itomactT'ef"Bowel8'.They them
selves digest the food . and supply thb
system with all the nourishment con
tained In what is eaten and carry out
Natures plans for the sustenance and
maintenance of the body. : .
How much more sensible is tnls
method than that emoloved bv many
sufferers from weak stomachs., By this
means the body and brain get ail the
guoa, nuinuous xooa-tney neea ana
the -man is r properly ' nourished and
equipped to carry on his work and
perform his duties. ' He could not' pos
sibly be in proper working condition
by starving himself or employing some
new fangled, insufficient food that does
not contain , enough nutriment for a
year-old, baby. A strong man doing
strong work' must be properly! fed aiid
this applies to - the brain, as well as
the body. OV. -
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, by reliev
ing the stomach of its work, enable lt
to recuperate and regain its normal
health .and strength. Nature repairs
the worn and wasted tissues just as shs
heals and knits the .bona of a broken
limb, which Is of course not used dur-
Jag the process of repair. --;- : --" ,;
i. Stuart s Dyspepsia Tablets are for
Bale, by all druggists at 60 cents a box
and",they are the one article that the
druggist does not try to sell something
in the place or that s "Just as good."
Their unqualified merit and success
and the universal demand for them has
placed them within the reach of every-
onev " : "" ' '
- NEW TODAY
Will Sell My-
Autrimobte
OrV will trade for good lts; will as
sume some incumbrance if necessAry;
machine cost" over $3000 last May; has
run less than 2500 miles; electric light
ed, demountable rims, extra new tire
and two Inner tubes, speedometer, wind
Shield, splendid moh'alg top and every
thing else to complete a first class out
fit. Do not nexi It any longer, so will
make you a substantial saving If you
want a strictly high grade machine.
Address X-268. car Journal.
From 2 to 10 Acre Tracts
Adjoining , Rose City Park
30. UNDER MARKET PRICE
Easy Terms
OREGON & WASHINGTON
REALTY CO.
. ? 627 Chamber of Commerce
- ' - Main 803
One of the Beautiful
Homes of Portland
In oner of the most select neighborhoods,
one block from a main line, car, can be
had at less than actual cost of construc
tion. Excellent lot, 60x100, surrounded
by concrete English wall -with a mag.
niflcent 10 room reddence, just finiahed
(years; has two grand fifTplaces, 3
bathrooms, 4 large bedrooms on sconi
floor a large rooms on third floor and
roomy storeroom.! mis pisc is a great
bargain, but must be closed, at once;
$9000 cash will handle. ,
E. F. GILBERT
210 Lumber Exchange Bldg.
POULTRY'
MM
Consisting of 20 acres. 9 miles from
Portland, 2H miles from Eeaverton; has
2 large bams, chicken house and root
house and a. 7 room dwell In r with X
Seres of orchard and land all improved ;
an ideal place for a chicked ranch; $500
Cf-SFVr Will handle t h 1. . . Ealjmm.jA.mil.
The Ames Mercantile
Agency
Maui 69QS
416 Abinfton Eldx.
ACREAGE
FA
THE GREATEST
results in cases of weak di-
gestion are obtained from
SCOTT'S EMULSION
Because when ordinary foods
do not digest, it provides the
needed nourishment in
highly concentrated form.
Scott's Emulsion
is so easily digested that Its
strength s rapidly absorbed
by the youngest babe or
ihost delicate adult .
SCO TT'S EMULSION
is the food that strengthens
the race, all druggists
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TONOUiN
Five and Ten-Acre '.
FRUIT and GARDEN
TRUCK FARMS :
; Rich Soil
' Plenty of Water
Oregon . Electric Station
. on Property '
; " Also Good School -.
,est of Terms
$I75,$200,"$225 Per Acre
For Map and Booklet Call or
Address
G. P. WELLS
414-415 Levfris Bldg
4th and Oak Sts., Portland
FINEST FRUIT
- . 'LAND : .
,$25 PER ACRE
160 acres in Klickitat county, close
to railway station' and located in the
heart of the fruit belt It will pay
jrou to hurry and investigate this of
fer. For further information call or
address
C. P. Wells
;-411-415 LEWIS BUILDING :
Fourth and Oak Sts.
KX8 SIHJAK "Down with the Blind
Pigs, Dives and Road Houses."
C.L.
Trade Marine Engineer
Candidate for Sheriff Democratic Ticket
orrxciAXi bauot ho. us
(Paid Adv.) . .-
MAGNIFICENT
Home. bejiuttf'.U'y situated in HollAd"
addition, 2 carllnes, house 37x47, ele
gant design, superior oak - finish, best
work and built in city; 6, large bed
rooms, kitchen, pantry, reception hall,
library, dining, living room: benutifullv
decore.ted, basement and heating plant;
home fit for a king. -,.
W. Jt aSKDMAX. C-186. East 273
- UNCALLED FOR ANSWERS
Answers to classified advertisements
which appeared : in The Journal await
those possessing certificates for,the fol
lowing numbers. .. , k ,
A182, 166, 168, 106, 192.
; rt 140. 160, 162, 16, 109. 188.
128, 167, 163, 167, 187, 188, 189,
1953. ' ' - : -'-
D 130, 162. . - ;
E 106, 137, 140, 14, 16, 18, 187.'
vF-188, 144, 150. 167. 182, 191. .
G 164, 166, 165, 186. v , .
H 167, 183, 186, 193, 199. .
X -181. 159. 160, jflJ2, 187. 19, 18.L
K 136. 138, 142, 164, 183. -
1-141, 142. 148, 186, 187, 188.
M 184,' 163, 178, 189. .
,N 168,. 184, 166. 181. 189.
O 101, 167, 167, 169, 181, 1(8, 193,
201. :- '.:
P180, 1S9, 161. 166, 180, 188. 194.
R 163, 187, 189."
8141, 160, lt, 180, 181. 184.
-V-t161, 158, 165. 166, 168, 175.
W 150, 169, 167, 181, 187.
, Y 180, 182, 189. . - ,- -.-'-
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Journal 189.
MEETING NOTICES
41
MULTNOMAH CAMP 77. W. O. W.
Attention, Neighbors: The entertain
ment Intended to be given at the East
Side -W. O. W. hall. Friday evenina.
October 28, is postponed until further
notice on account of the death of Clerk
Woodworth. Camp meets as usual. T.
j. Kreuder, C. C. v A, L. Keenan; Ass't
Clerk.
R. N. A. Marguerite camp, meets every
Thursday evening at 109 Second st
between wasninfton and stark.
M. W. A.. ROSE Clf Y CAMP Monday.
Selling-Hlrsch bldg.. Washington near
lOJi. Fnone t;ca. Mam 294. A-486.
R N. A.. Oregon Rose camp, meets
Wednesday evenings, Allsky hall, 3d
and Mornson.-
B1ARRIAGB LICENSES
John Herron, 149 14 North Twenty
first street, 21, and Cleo Kohn, 18.
Charley Isakson, 363 East Oak street,
19, and Edna Paeter, 18. "
David Blair, Mllwaukie, 28, and Mary
Spraul, 16. j
Dolbert Raymond. 130 East Fourteenth
street 23. and Linzle Krimble. 20.
l.'ranols - Mathlas, 1147 East i Taylor
street. 21, and Ethel Pearce, 24.
Olaf Hegrenes, 23 North Eleventh
street, ZQ, and Marglt Anderson, 25.
Weddink Invitation's
Visiting -cards, monffgrnm atatlonery,
Wmr-Klemw-.'i-S2H'WflSTiln2'toR-se:
VEDDINO Cards. W. G. Smith A Co..
Washington b.og.. corner, of 4th an
Washington streets. .
DHKMR suits for rent, all sis. Unique
Tailoring ro.. ao KtarK St.
CLARKE BROS., florists, fine 'flowers
and floral designs, 289 Morrison st
DAGGETT
Biiyriis
GUNDERSON Rorn to Mrs. Gilbert
Gunderson of Kan Jose,.Cai., a daugh-4
KOLMBACH -To Mr. and Mrs, Chris
tian ' Kolmbach, 795 Thurman street,
October 28; 'a boy.
HYDE To Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hyde.
Thurman street, October 25; a
glri
WRIGHT To Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Wright, 882 .Syracuse street. October
21; a. boy. , , - '
WILLIAMS To Mr. and Mrs. Francis
Williams, 425 Sacramento street, Oct
ober 21; a boy. ;
KO LANDER To Mr. and Mrs. ' Frank
Koiander, 995 Irwin street, October
22; a boy. -' . 1 . - '
ANDERSON To Mr. snd Mrs. Carl An
derson, 121 Sumner street, October 21;
a glrL -
ROSS To Mr. and Mrs. Erto Ross, 788
Borthwiclctreet, October 10; a boy.
HUGHES To Mn and Mrs. Jehrt
Hughes, 970 East Twenty -fourth
street, October 22; a boy. -
DEATHS
BARGER Andrew Barger, 1997 East
Washington street October 20, age
24: tuberculosis. ' ' '
STELZIG Eulle " : Stelilg, 1060 East
Seventeenth, street, October 28, age 1;
bronchitis.
PAPAGEORGEOPOUTOS Nlcholos
Papageorgeopoutos, St Vincent's hos
pltal, October 26. , age 80; fracture of
leps and Jaw, bone. ' t '
ANDERSON John Anderson. 'Willam
ette river, October 25, age 44; drown
ing (accidental).' r.
OFFKKLELeslie Offerle, St, Vincent's
hosplta I, October 26, age 3 0 ptomaine
WA1TK Abbott J, Wsite, 207 Fifteenth
street, uctoner 27, age 78; paralysis
following pneumonia. ' 1
MAX M. SMITH, florist, 1507 6th St,
opp. Meier St Frank's. Mala 7216.
FUNERAL NOTICES
POLHEMUS On October 87, at the res
idence of his brother in this city,
Major A. S. Polhemus. U. 8. A-, retired,
aged 53 years, months.. Funeral serv
ice, will be ' at 095. East -Couch
street at S o'clock Saturday afternoon,
the 29th Inst Interment in Arlington
cemetery. Washington, D. C.
FUNERAL DIRECTOR?"
Zeller-Brynes CO. iVebo th
phones; laay assistant Most , modern
estaniiinmeni in ciiy,
Dunning McEntee UnMeoWn
vrv detail. 7th and Pine. Main 480.
A-4558. Lady assistant
rnpu The east side undertaker.
LtnUn T.dv assistant B-188S. East
701 t'.ct IttV. mnA A Mr.
J, P, FINLEY(SiS0NMa'dr,dsond
I,afly attenoani. aiain . n-iov.
M 1 An.': Ofr.171 J.,n,.V A I aiirnMafl
sor to F. 8. jjunning. xno. jc. at.
ERICS0N
Undertaking Co.. - Main
S1SS. A-IZ3B. woTWii
EDWARD. HOLMAN, undertaker.
8d St. Lady asslatant Main BOT.
tto
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
CElRT IFIGATE-o titlemade.--by--jhe
Title a Trust company, ww
4th snd Oak. ' . ' ' '
Portland Trust company to Ade-
wt of lot 2. block 1. Irvindale $ 650
Colonial Investment company to
Marv Li. Fierce. ior t, diook i.
v Fordham Hele-hts
Millie Norton and husband to
George Hill lots 12. 14, 15,
block 6, Spantons addition , . . ;
F. .VKnapp and wife to Arsella
B. Titus, lot -20, block 1. Mld-
J. WF? Tumb'lin ' tV si! ' to ' J. M;
Shearer et si., east half of lot
4, block 21. Woodstock.,..,.
L. J. Oreldorff and wife to R.
B. Smith et al.. lot 24. block
3, Reservoir Park ....... ...
A. V. Folkman to Bertha Gettys,
lot 6, block 7. Germania . . . , . ;
Louis Cohen and wife to -Jake
Welner. lots 1. 2, block 1,
4,860
600
600
900
1.700
17$
,-. 100
Wheatland addition No. 2. ... .
F. E. Harlow, guardian to iJnai
Rrlth Building association, oox.
05 feet beginning in west line
of Thirteenth street 30 feet
south of north line of Madison J
,t,.it avtandnil westerly ...... 22.500
Fred W. Ough and wife to B. T.
df. - h anna nnsrinriins? -
feet east of quarter section
correr between sections 1, 2,
township 1- south, range 4 east
60
600.
960
1,800
845
800
4,600
(00
H. E. Noble and wife to E. w
Rayburn, lots 3. . .diock d,
rherlne addition...............
Investment Company to E. E.
Whltcomb, lot , diock is, jrieu
mont ........ ...............
R. R. Seel ct al to P, U Keea.
lots 7 and 8. block 1, Oberst . ,
Mary Zedwlck and husband to
August Kremi, 101 ii, oiutn. .
Tinnsevelt addition . .-
George Higgtns and wife to An
drew k. vvara,-ioib
block 60. Irvlnaton Park . . . ... .
David M. Dunne, referee, to Jotin
II. price et ai. wi i, diock to,
Caruthers1 addition to Caruth-
r, fiHflttinn ..
Andrew E. Ward to George E.
Mlggins et ai, lot io, diock ,
Brock'ton .i... i
Interurban Realty company to
. Edgar Bnume, lot 0, block 7, ...
Belle crest ........ . . .
F. A. Reed et al to Albert Nel
son, north 39 1-3 feet of lots
600
8.700
800
1,300
600
8W
1 and 2. block 17, uiencoe
- Park i ....., . ..,-. ,
ftlbernia Savings bank to George
H. Simpson, ioi a, diwck u,
Swan addition
Irvlncton Investment company to
W. H. Crawford, lot 4, block29,
Inlngton .,
Frank A. Gustafson and wire to
Felix Kosiewics et-ai, 101 io.
block 96. Sellwood
Title. Trust company 4o Mary
K. O'Connor, lot z. diock o,
Tnnln tin View Park. ...... v. . .
T. S. West 43x100 feet, beginning
in norm nounarjr i"ie i n
pie tract with Intersection with v
Second street; also lot , block
1 Ttno.helle ..................
100
The Hawthorne estate to H. B.
Kllppei, lots 7, s, diock i,
uanihnnii'i irtrat addition....
1,800
O0
.2.650
J.700
A. C. Mowrey and wife to 8amuel
A. F0S8, ioi 5., dock i, vnx
Pnrlr
Rosa Bonetf to K. IC Noble, lot
4. block 6, Lsicr rarK .. ... .
LeUrolhurst company to W. W.
Robinson, lots .1, 12, block 19,
Laurelhurst . . . . .............
A. R Ellis to ; W. W. Robinson,
lots 1, 2, block 12,' Griswold
. tract . .
Anna K Springer and husband to
A. E. Johnston, lots 8. 9, 10,1
block 6, Germania adldtlon . ... .
Fred Samuelson snd wife to Myr.
. tie Boroughs et al., north SO
feet of lot 8 snd south 10 feet
. of lot 4. block 1, Redllghfon..
Isaac E. Staples r and wife to
; George G. Root et al., lot 2,
'block 1, Wynkoop Villa
Claudo C. Pouting and wife to J.
P. Coxon. lot U, block 10, City
View Park .......
Marv Easterbie and husband to
WilRon .8. Doollttle et al., lots
12. 13, block 1, Rosclawn . .,. .
William Hughes and wife to Ar
thur. Percy Hughes, lots 9. 12.
. bioslc 4. and lots, L. I. ,8. block
"16, Arbor Lodge',...........,
G. A. Heldlnger end wife to H. P.
Palmer, lots 30, 32, block 17,
Irvlngton Park
E. F. Ferris et al to B. L. Byers,
lot 4, block 8, Kenmore. .......
W'ilbelmiiift Lllja and husband to
George N. Usher et al, lot 7,
block lt Florence Heights. . . . .
F. B. Ford and wife to Or A. Fish.
.. lots 23 and 24. blockJI. Gay's
addition to Alblna..
Citizens Bank to George W. Page,
lots IS and 16, block 2. Ral
' ston'B addition ...............
Fred Klein schm Id t and Wife to
' Milton B. Henderson, lots 14
1,760
1,000
1800
4,000
- ' -,' .t -
100
2,200
1.000
T60
' 67S
(76
1,200
' (00
'"V
sn d 1 Sbioc K, 3 vJVUiloa'
lionlo SVlIwood .i..
1,600
Viola Nolan and husband to Joeef
Tannler, l acre commencing
- 668.6 feet west and 1337.7 feet
, north of southeast corner of
C. Kelly donation land claim..
6,000
N. A. Norris and wife to, Eva If. -
Hurlbut, lot, 13, block 68, vVer- .
non '. '1.SO0
JIEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
J. A. Petit to Esther Pen well, lot
16. block 6, Saginaw $el(rhtS..v 128
Bailie May Glafke to William
Reidt, lots 4 and f,, block: 3,
V. J. PattOn's subdivision of
mblock I" in M. Patton tract..
W, B. Streeter and wife to 8um-
- mlt Kealty Co., same as above
and other property.......
B. M. Lombard and wife to W.
BWart, lots 23 and U. block 2,
Brazes Street addition........
Orsen J, Glllett and wife to Miss
H. L. Church, lots S3 and 35,
block 45, Irvington' Parle...,.'
H. C. Munger and wife to Ella L,
Dubruille, commencing at north
east corner of block 1, Swan
addition, thenge west 14 feet.
; thence south 43 feet, thence
east 64 feet thence north 43
feet to beginning, being part of
lots i and jr T,iocic 1, Swan
addition ...(.........,..,,;
H. C. Munger end wife to Ella L.
Dubruille, commencing 64 feet
west of northeast corner of
blocltf I. Sman addition, being
part - of lot 2, block, L Swan
addition . ; . . . ' ......
Laura M. Gammans to W it,
4,000
100
1,650
8,100
2.000
2.000
Grlndstaff et al, east 100 seres
. of south half of Ebenexer Cres- ,
well donation land claim, 12
L CJSS -V . . i . 18.000
i. m. erensiana to tne Mount ,
riooa company, land commenc- ,
Ing at survey station No,. J50
of Mount Hood Railway & ,
Power company 60 degrees 30
minutes east 38S.81 feet to sur
vey station No. K.ti.
100
A. H. Stensland and wife to the
Mount Hood , company, land
commencing at Survey station
No. 614 or Mount Hood, Rail-
way Jt Power company.
M. C. Dickenson and wife to R
j A. Hornbeck, 50 feet on each
side-, of Mount . Hood Railway
-ft Power company .,.. . .
Fred H. Frulht and wife, tJ C.
Jt Rasor, lots 21 ahd 22, block
6, Lee Bow Park addition...
Leon Carran and wife to Hayes
Howard, lots 20. 21 and 2i,
- block 9, MabelviUa .'., .... . .
Independent Land , , company to
the Mount Hood company, a
..Strip 100 feot wide off north
C" end of block A, B, C and D of
Zenlth addition to Grosham , .
Willis D. Edmunds to 8. B.
Wlest et el, land commencing
In center of Hawthorne avenue
where Klsmere avenue inter-
' sects same . . : i .
Solomon filumauer, trustee, et al
to ; Llssle Hall, lot 2, block 3.
Blumauer's addition , . , . . , . .
J4ne E. Patterson to Charles B.
, Pfahler, lots 17. 18, block ,
Crystal Springs Park....;.....
Eva M. Hurlbut and husband to
- N. A. Norris, tot 4, block 2.
Lincoln Park Annex
Frederick Cocking and wife to
Sherman C. Hems treet, lot 4,
block 23, Columbia Heights...
D. R. Thomas and urtfif tn T T
too
500
'440
(00
1,500
2,800
ISO
1,400
1.450
1,000
Cason, lot 2. block 8, and lot 2,
block 13, Capitol Hm.... 1,000
Western Oregon Trust company
.ta William P. Hansen, lot 8,
block 0. Creston..... '........ y SJ5
LAWYERS' Abstract & Trust Co.. room
6 Board of Trade bldg.; abstracts a
specialty. i
PACIFIC Title & Trust Col, the leading
absti-actorB,,ljCUflm ground flo
ABSTRACTS of title. D. Alexander ab-
stract office. 41$ CorhMt bldg. M. ,
GENERAL REAL ESTATE (12
SOMETHING good, dead sure, , no mis
take; bargain for cash: Business cor
ner aud a good 8 room house, porcelain
fixtures, electric lights, gas to cook;
28th and EL Everett: Ankenv cars Dans
door; hard surface streets; would make
fine, income- property; turn house
around,, build stores and flats. Owner,
rnone peuwooa .
TWO story .business property; Income
$87 fifer mo. Price $8000.
Apartment house, 3 stories; income
$90 per mo. price $8500. .
M. E. THOMPSON CO.,
Real Estate, Insurance, Loans,
. , Henry Bldg., 4th and Oak Sts.
- : : - - .
" Y?,Vkf nA. !l,H!e,.?' 1,01
Main GUS4. A-33Z7.
I " 1IC,lutllB . terms $250 down, balance $20 per month
3r5u.S0iUld caI1,on, uss w, can.,Tiat 7 per cent Phone owner,' Sellwood
you the best service in selecting a homefiq
In that addition. i2JL
NORTHERN TRUST CO.,
'itmjiway jjjxcnange Diag.
PEPER A BAKER, 4 N. 6th et, between
Burnside and Ankeny; farms, timber,
fruit, dairy and wheat lands, acreage
ano city property ror sale or trade.
AUTOS and real estate, farm lands, city
and second automobiles. C. W. wsrdlt
FOn SATiEHOXJSES ti
New 6 Room Bungalow ' '
Dnnhl A snnntriirtlnn Aolr 4rtm tnai
dining room, beamed ceiling, fireplace,
furnace, everything to make it an ideal
home; this place will increase in value
$1000 in thA nyt vnnr run ha nA.A
on very small cash payment
IKVirMUTUW KEAtiTX CO.,
c-or. itn ana urazee st.
ALBINA COTTAGE.
( Nice 6 room cottage, cement base
ment gas, porcelain Bath; this cottage
Is nearly new and on a lot 60x100. east
front on Minnesota ave.. near Skidmore.
Price only $2500; $500 cash and $20 per
month.
GHUSSI & ZADOW.
817 Board of Trade Bldg., 4th and Oak,
$2900-$250 DOWN, iLXLTTlkE RJENT
Buys a strictly modern 6 room bunga
low and corner lot 62x100, on E. Kenll
worth ave. bet 28th and 29th. Take
W-It car to Kenllwortb. walk 2 blocks
nortn to Caruthers. Clark & Anderson,
owners. ' Phone Sellwood 77. Res. 934 E.
Caruthers.
KINK 4 room house. 60x100 loty only
a few blocks from Jefferson High
school or csr bams, lot alone is worth
the price. Price $1300
L, Cowing '
502 Railway Tix. '
( ROOM furnished1 house, near car and
In good district good Wood shed and
Chicken house. Price $600, $200 cash.
;'"'s L. Cowing v
B02 Railway Ex.
$200 1
ithly, 6
DOWN7
Balance monthly, 6 room house, nearly
new, cement basement wired; short
wetance rrom vv-vv car. ;ooo.
EDWIN HOOKER COMPANY,
Chamber of Commerce Bldg. "
A SNAP
B room new bungalow, 1 block from
car, sear Piedmont $2300; 8200 down.
$20 per month, I. B. Gungatad, 640
Chamber of Commerce.
MUST SELL small house and 60x100 lot
good location. Price $650; $220 cash,
balance. $10 per month; lot is worth this
price R. d White. 17th, near Alns
worth. -
DON'T PAV KEiVT. "
Ws will sell or build for you on easy
terms. Some special Inducements now
PROVIDENT INV. & TRUSTEE CO-
524-626 Board of Trade bldg
HERE IS GOOD RTTV
New, modern 6, room house. E. 18th
nsr Belmoht $3500. Hedrlck, 401
winiwcrui.urnHireB.
FOR SALE New cottage, furnished or
not "clieap," 10 minutes to car. 173
West Madison or phons A-8942, ' It A.
oiraaer,
1150 cssh and $r8 per month buys new
6 room modern bungalow; 85th and DU
vision, a I Sheets, 420 Swetland bldg.
AT a sacrifice by owner, 2 new modern
6 and room bungalows, on easy
terms, 1 block frOm Alberta car. 1085
is. iza si. r.
. .. , HAWTHORNE -AVENUE -.--.
And E. 47th st, a beautiful bungalow
complete, faces east, full lot; terms.
Phone Main 880, A-4541; no agents.
"- GOOD CORNER" - . V-
House, east sde, easy walking distance.
rnone owner, rast
fjOUTTTT0ont-C0tta8e,: latlied" and pias-"
tered, tbllet, fine lot terma Owner,
0-263. Journal. . ' i -'..'.-.
PLj4n your own home. We,, will build
for you on easy terms. S. D. Vincent
fe Co. 420 Lumbermens bldg.
6 ' room i' modern hnngaTow. must "
sold. Reasonable prl' easy terms.' FOR SALE Nw modern houses In Irv
Arleta. Phon.QEast 1042.
ritm. J'nnnn i'.!isr iu2. '
fit
'i Want to Sell My Home'
Going to California
I have a beautiful home, with all con
veniences, lot 100x100, set to fruit, iron
fence all around, good barn and out
buildings. I want to leave at once
for California, and will sacrifice my
honfe. Price only 11400. Come to
Gladstone. Inquire for II. IL Tucker.
IFOR 10 days we have a price o $3000
si tIRAA knnirntAW 11 TV A St f mAfa.
via e f tfUUV UUIIKaiU W UM, v. w . v
lsnd. This is a very swell home; owner
must leave city and is wining io ioe
money on his house for a Quick sale;
terms. .
One block from St Johns car line,: we
offer very pretty ( room bungalow on
100x100, for $2400; we recommend this
as exceptionally good .value; terms if
desired.
M. E. THOMPSON CO..
Real Estate,, insurance, Loans,
Henry Bldg.. 4th and Oak Sts, V.
Main 6084, A-3327. '
.. Only $250 Cash
Puts you In possession of a $3200
new 0 room modern ' house in West
moreland, balance $15 per month and
Interest , . :-
We have 1S6 other bargains from $4S0
to $6000; also many farms, acreage and
timber tracts. , We can supply your
wants and take (.-ou to see. property if
you mean business.'-';.. ' 'y.,
BELFORD & HUFF,
1465 E, 13th. Sellwood 181.
i Opposite Sellwod Fire Dept. v
For Sale
Twb modern up to date houses on E. 224
between Tillamook and: Thompson.' fin
ished in oak, hardwood floors, tile bath
room and porch, billiard hail, etc.: at
prices less than- cost of construction;
easy terms. ' These houses are 'excep
tional bargains and beautifully finished'
living room VOxSO, dining room 18x20.
brand new; deferred payments per
T. J. LEONARD, Owner.
020 Board of Trade bids.
$2950 Bungalow $15 per
' - Month ' "
HAWTHORNE DISTRICT
' Kew 6 rooms, full attlo and basement
sleeping porch, fireplace, dining room
naneled. nlaterall and beam celling-.
Dutch kitchen, beautiful fixtures, duplex
shades, finished rioors, corner lot ce
ment sidewalk; save cash commission.
Owner, 709 Corbett bldg. ... Main 7850,
437 East 37th St Sundays.
$2650'.-.
$250 Cash .
$20 per Month
New 6 room strictly modern bunga
low, full cement basement ' cement
wslks, gas. electricity, etc.; level lot
40x100, 2 blocks from good car. This is
an extra good bargain and must be sold.
Itodgers & McRay, 803 H Washington st.
SWELL BUNGALOW
6 rooms, modern, ; fireplace, psneled
more valuo In this house for the price
asKea, jzttu, trmn you, win. una any
where else in Portland. - s. -'
BRUKAKER A BENEDICT,
602 McKay bldg., 8d and Stark.
For Sale by Owner,
Call at 663 E. Washington, near
18ih, and see my 6 room house.
Nice lawn and flowers. Will sac-'
rlfice. Am leaving city. Price
$3500.',- . --i
EASY TERMS. '
Benntlful. larire 8 room hutiaalow.
hlorka to W-W "earline (nnment aide-
watks), 8 foot porch, fronting east and
south; fireplace, reception- hall; -wood
lift wired for electriltv. bath and tol-
! let, modern in every respect; two lots
set to fruit and flowers. Price $3000;
SUBURBAN HOME'f
Fine large house, plastered, open fire
place and 8 acres beautifully situated
sloping to track; only a few feet from
station on electric line, 9 miles out, 40
minutes, good car service. $4000. -BRUBAKER
& BENEDICT.
602 McKay bldg., 3d snd Stark.
pnone Mam 649.
Bungalow, Near Hancock St,
Up to date, strictly the best built bun
galow In Portland, hardwood floors, fur
nace, shades, stylishly tinted, grand
fireplace, very large living room, inte
rior finishings and decorating extra fine.
Will sell to responsible party at $500
down, balance like rent. Phone East or
B-1894. .
TillNOA LOWKELLY STREET.
Nice 4 room bungalow, with gas snd
electric, cement basement fireplace,
etc.. on a corner lot 88x100 on Kelly st,
west side, close ln and within a block
of 2 cars. .Price a bargain, $2650; $600
cash and monthly payments Jnst ltke
rnt ORUSSI ft ZADOW,
817 Bord of Trade Bldg.. 4th and Oak.
COZV 6 room plastered house, an at
tractlve home beautiful 80x100 lot
fine garden, fruit and shade trees, good
wood shed and chicken house. Price
$1400, $300 cash. -
L, Cowing
602 Railway Ex.
Must Sacrifice Fine Home ,
Must sell fine view property In Rose
City Park at once. Lot 100x100, new 6
room house, all strictly modern, 3 blocks
from car. Will sell several hundred
below real value; $400 down, balance
easy terms. 6Z6 uoara or Trade Diog.
1 V T ....
You Will Like These
Kew 6 room bungalow and new ( room
house; sleeping porches, cement base
ments snd walks, beamed ceilings, elec
tric fixtures, shades, screens: lots 6 Ox
100 each; location Piedmont; prices
right, teams. Phone C-1089, B-269S,
Woodlawn 1405.
(2600 NEW JtOOM BUNGALOW,
Terms to suit 755 27th st. 10 'min
utes" ride from brldxe: strictly modern.
largo, cement basement - parlor, -dining
room, Dutcn Kitcnen, z oearooms, cionK
room and white enameled bathroom
downstairs and three rooms finished
upstairs. This is $500 below cost Phone
Kast &&.
NEW 7 room, strictly modern bungalow.
fine bath, full basement rooms all
nicely tinted, China closet and all latest
conveniences. Price only $1800. $350
cash. See photo. , r
. L, Cowing
802 Railway Ex.
B A RGAIN Brand new. 5-room bunga
low, one block rrom is. a. canine, one
block from "Laurelhurst; ffreplace and
all modern conveniences, exceptionally
well built; must be seen to be appreci
ated. This is a bargain, and you must
act aoon. Owner, Tabor 2101.
THE MAN THAT" WANTS
A safe Investment should deposit his
monev with us and receive interest on
Lthe same, from 3 to 4 per cent. Port
Hand Trust Company, 8. E. corner 3d
and Oak sts.
$3200, Terms
Brand new modern 6 ' room house;
halls, closets, laundry trays, piped for
furnace, etc. 495 Rex ave., or phono
owner, Sellwood 1619. , v
ElGHT room modern residence, adapted
ror one or two inrmues;-iwo cttths;
large -rooms; beautiful corner; restricted
fllsteict; bearing fruits. Good income
Investment or comfortable home, $3160,
No agents. N-256. Journal.
LAST CHANCE.
Tfntlo rottatrfl. t6C,0. tcrmi , T.l-
.Mt-Jtt-4ar'riwmr'Sta
Owner there from i to 4 n. m.. with
blue ribbon on umbrella. -
6 ROOM BONO A LOW; - ALBERTA,
!
I $400 cash handles for a few dnvs: mort-
' em and a beauty; corner lot. Fred W.
U "Oernian.-329 ,tHrrr,Sj(le: M-2T76 '
ingtun. -R. B. Rlce. Both phones. ,
FOR SALE HOUSES
ron S.U.E jwusEa c
.. A FEW HOME 'nXnOAINS.'
$10,000 In Irvlneton. an (r -.,n
arranged 8 room home, .. everv cnei.
?:,.P?wl culinary arrangements;
ot 60x100, can have additional ground
if wanted;, $4?00 cash. . ,
,i5lr"rn "Khland. choice modern
f??' exceptionally well built and
25-Woo crner:. h ? -
$4400 -In Hrm Ml. p..k i. '
01floSll,eV;r'C,de.slvahU future, lt
raJh ' only t Mocks from car; $1000
,
jLB8n -
$3800 In C.h
0Vxi007 iStlJSoa."'1 n'i"bort'ood.
Johns car. 6 room conrt. kit,
borne, $500 cash. ..' r
These hro-ln v.. . .
bvrepresentaTiV; of our, firm, .'"s?."
,' ' 'JS?,THBS? TRC8T CO.. "
, Railway Exchange bldg, .
A COZT ' HOME
$2950 'Close to Hawthorne Ave'. Has
bed rooms, kitchen. nni, v..,.
Although not new, the house and ,7rd
barnA ""pn. and , will prove a
Bo.fni ",.ith0 ,prlce we sk- "t full
in person by rpnr(.sntntiv ....
$1200 cash, balance terrn
". NORTHERN TRUST CO.,:
Railway Exchange Bldg.
IT'S' NICE ON- ' .
BROADWAY- -''-
' f iUfminl" B,r00'? house dandyi
J . Jsundry ..... trays, cement
hniifinnweraent' sleeping porch.
Si I ii1 b00,Sca nl buffet? Broad-T.&,LVVred-Ji:ou
know- This can be
Jidi(,fo500 hd terms to suit
61JP Swetland hMs-
- ii , O'
S15 PER MfiNTH '
5 room hmi vsai..
fruit west sid.' V fiur.i"u:
EQLIXA.BLE LA N D CO MP A NY
618 Swetland hldg. .
will bur a
5,,modern 5 room bungalow, east
front, gas and electric fixtures in-
r,Jj i '" . . l:lua cost or con
struction for on irk ni. ,n
' M $20 A MONTlT .
i- T.'Rn' 6 room modern bunga
ZV BdB, City Pa k. restricted - dis
i!i"ViPrtc Pn,,jr'790' nJ P: very
"fivl,wy,ntdo.w,, 0wnel'- room 6 15.
?i5,Vi WAa,shlngtotn - Msrshall 775
today. Also vacant lot chap.
FOR SALE -LOTS - 10
EAST 29TH AND JARRETT STREETS.
; We can sell you a corner lot, 76x100
feet, on above streets, for $?50,' on easv
terms. -This is 100 feet from the Marline.
GODDARD & WlEDRICIf, , .
243 Stark St.
LOTS. IN RICHMOND DISTRICT""
. Next to 39th, near carllne. $200 below
market value today; only a, few left. If
you want one yoi must hurry. Just
think! our price is only 1650 for 50x100
lot. $25 down. $10 monthly. 418 Rail
way Exchange, Marshall 2753.
QUARTER BLOCK CLOSE IN
100x100. on corner. niai Kant Rtli r,A
Burnside sts,; price $12,600; a splendid
bargain. ,;. . . . . ...
. OODDARD & WIEDRICK,
J 243 Stark st. .
M ACRE TRACT DOWNTOWN.
Just off E. 39th in Richmond rittr(t
we offer, to wind up our holdings quick
ly, aere ,traet for $1000; small
amount down, balance $10 monthlv; no
ucn oargain anywnere. uail early If
Vnil want n n a 11 9 Ta11wn.
KENILWORTH AVENUE NEAR
GLADSTONE.
$700 will buy lot 50x100 feet on abovs
street with sotno terms.
-- GODDARD & WIEDRICK,"
213 Stark St.
t Central East Portland
" Choice vacant aorner and building
bringing 9 per cent on selling price,
paved street walking distance.. . Owner.
ij-io-j, journal.
CEDAR Kill,.
80 foot frorttHen an I'artiia ririvo n,i,
Green ave.; beautiful view and .-.level
land; price $7600. - . - v -
UUUUAKO & WIEDRICK,
zi - iarx si.
Only 1 1 Minutes to Post Office
$450. terms, takes beautiful 60x too
lot, near idds addition; must sell.
C. L. Bamberger. Main 2488. Room
2 L,umbermena bldg.
"sauTi? port T.aSTR -. ,.-
Lot 60x100. on Florida st.. near v Ir-
glnia; cement' sidewalks, sewer, water
and gas; price $826.
UUUDARO & WIEDRICK.
243 Stark st.
otS in ""Kenton.
We have two of the best for
$1000 each.
Northern Trust Co.,"
Railway Exchange Bldpf.
LOVERTON STREET NEAR 2 1ST TfT
v insiue wis, auxiuu eaon, at $5000
each. .
OODDARD ft "WIEDRICK.
. - 243 Starkest
t LOTS MARKET ST, DR"IVE"$350oT
Frontage on drive snd Canyon road:
Drive canyon view; walking distance, on
the heights and price quoted Is not for
each, but for both. Fred W, German.
FULL lot on East Burnstda st, nar
East 17th St., about ( feet above
grade; price $4500. .1,-.
' GODDARD "WIEDRICK,
.-" " ' 243 Stark st. '
FOR SALE or lease, lot 60x100, east
front on Williams ave., just south of
new Lewis bldg.; choice location for
brick apartment Owner, H-259, Jour
nal. - - '.-.'".' ' ' ' '" '' ...'.,.:':.
$675 will buy choice lot on E. SStli st",
near Francis ave., 60x100 feet About
1-3 Cash. ,.;..'..' '-.: . ,':
GODDARD A WIEDRICIC
243 Stark- St '
ONE HALF acre, 3 blocks to W-R cr
llne; splendid view; good soil. . For
immediate sale, $1600; $300 cash. K
268, Journal. , " ' . '
725' WILL buy lot 40xJVa feet oit
Roselawn ave., about 6000 feet east of
TJtlon avenue; easy terms.
GODDARD & WIEDRICK.
- - 243 Stark St.
FOR SALE Eight lots In Allilnu; muit
sell; $4500; no agent. Owner,
Journal. tr
IlOW would you like a lot 60x!i) feet"
on E. 24th at near E. Everett st
Price $2000.
' " GODDARD A WIEDRICK,
- '''-''- -. ' :'. 243 rTtark -St.;. - ; . .
FUTURE busliiens "lot on KlHTngawoiTS
ave., $1150, including street Improve
ments paid. 698 Gantynlioln av.
$1500 ..i will buy. loi..3rt oil C'orlTeU
St.; near Seymour, On curline.
. GODDARD & WIHDHICK.
- ''' 24S Stark." st. -
FOR SALE Lot 87th Jind V'n-m ! ;
street Improvements paid; $700; nn-in-r.
X-268.' Journal, i
sts.: nrlce $10,000.
GODDARD .V W 1 i " '
f5r sa7R i".ot ' 7,-i"-'
Prire Sftoo If tiifc'ti &
W. I .. J. e RWtM.J ?
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ixl(M, on (tii!"m (irn-,i-
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