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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, ' PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 21, 1911.
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HEN TENDERS
CITIZENS INSIST WORK ON DEPOT MUST BE RUSHED TO COMPLETION
CfTY ROADWAYS;
5
AREA
BLOCKS
Offer in Exchange for Vaca
tion of Streets Taken Un
der Advisement by East
Side Business Men's Club.
- In a letter addressed to the Eaat 8lde
' Business Mens club and read before
that body lat night. J. P. O'Brien, gen
eral manager of the Harrlman llnea In
the north weat, offered the city roadways
eqtallng In area five city blocks l
exchange for the vacation of eaat aide
treeta equaling In area two blocks and
inrludinsr thoae Dortlona of Eaat Tine.
Aab. Ankeny. Couch. Da via and Everett
streets, between Eaat First and Eaat
Second streets.
Mr. O'Brien promised that within 30
daya following the vacatlona tha work
of filling tha lowland to grade would
be commenced and pushed to aa speedy
completion aa possible. Thla In order
' that -team, atatlon and etorgge tracka
might be laid and adequate ahlpplng
Service given eaat aide bualneae Inter-
Tha club membera did not Indorae
the proposition, becauae Mr. OBnen in
Ma letter failed to atate deflntely
enough to satisfy them that work on the
long desired freight atatlon would be
aa speedily commence;, ini mnwr
waa referred to a committee compoeed
. of C A. Bigelow, M. O. Collins, ur,
riMrn H. Van Waters and Dan' Kella-
" her for further consideration. Discus
sion of the letter Indicate that the
limited vacations now assea woum n
be disapproved If confidence In the rail
road company's alncerlty is connrmea.
The roadwaya which Mr. O'Brien pro
poses to dedicate to the city In con
sideration of the vacations are between
the proposed team, atatlon and storage
tracks, of which there are eight He
adda thf t the east side s worst shipping
1 TCfwiHjr- .iwt- tiam U-tka. He
promises that the main tracka on Eaat
Second , and Third atreeta Will be kept
clear to serve the spur tracka of eaat
' side business houses. Apparently. Mr.
O'Brien had taken great care that the
railroad's attitude ahould be fully stat
ed. His letter follows:
O'Brien's Letter.
"In accordance with verbal requeat
made on me by offlcera of the East
Side Business Men's club at a recent
meeting which I attended, that I fur
nish them with a written statement of
. what we require In the way of street
vacations or otherwise at East Portland
to develop proper freight house, team
truck and yard facilities, also to provide
for the future growth of business on
the east side, I take pleasure In enclos
ins: herewith blue print ahowlng:
"Kit st The location and slse of
freight warehouse which we propose to
ertct. also future extension of same.
"Second Tracks to nerve freight
warehouse, as : well as team track de
velopment, which we consider neces.
aary. . ... .. .. . ..
, . Thlr-Storage tracks for equipment
needed In connection with proper han
dltng Of. business both at freight ware
house and .00 -teem tracks. i
- "You twill note that there has also
been shown on this blue print our
. wsterfront nrooerty colored In solid
- red, and our Inside property, which la
outlined in red.
' "For this development. It will be
necesa&ry to aecure vacation of the
around spsce on East Pine. East Ash,
Eaat Ankeny, East Couch, East Davis
and East Everett streets between East
, First and East Second atreeta, or some
arrangement effected whereby we can
not be compelled to out the street crbes
Ings referred to, for pedestrians or team
If this can be arranged and we be se
cured in this exclusive use by fran
chises, the vacatlona will not be neces
sary. However, our legal officers ad-
viae that they know of no way In which
such rlghu can be secured to ua by the
council under the present city charter,
In any other way than by vacatlona.
Th ivnwnrmawim wklrh. V will
make, described above, also contemplate
the filling of the low ground lying be
tween East Oak and East Olisan streets,
which will be very expensive piece of
h .
V ' NEW - TODAY '
'"','aaeiaaWiSaaaWM,aeJMSaM
ROCHESTER
$25 ;
IEVEL
CLEARED
$25.
LOTS
Cross street marked by star asked to be vacated. Railroad want franchises to cross East Flanders and East
Burnslde. Water front property and blocks marked In black owned by railroad. Roadways between
proposed tracka offered to city.
Doctors Advised Operation
Decided To Try Great
Kidney Remedy
I want to tell you In a few words
what Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root did for
me, believing that my testimony may
do some other suffering person a great
.deal of good.
About six years ago, I was danger
ously 111, consulted three doctors," all of
whom said I had kidney trouble. One
of the doctors analyzed my urine and
reported that I had gravel, and further
aa!d that in order to regain my health
and life, an operation would be neces
eary. I did not want to be operated on,
as I was afraid that I would not re
. cover. Some one told me of Dr. Kll
mer"s .Swamp-Root and eaid it was a re
liable medicine for kidney trouble, so I
decided to try it and went to Mr. Rose,
the druggist, at 303 Central Ave., Min
neapolis, and bought a bottle, took It,
noticed results ar.d continued taking it
until I was entirely cured.
1 Having been free Jrom- any kidney
- trouble for over six years. I consider
- that I am absolutely cured and know
that Df, Kilmer's Swamp-Root has the
, credit.
I never fall to tell my friends about
your remedy, as 1 believe It is the best
of Us kind. Your U & O Ointment is
also:, very good. We are never without
a 1ar In our house. Yours very truly,
- MRS. MARGARET E. ANDERSON.
V. -. . ' Minneapolis, Minn.
State of Minnesota." )
i County ij Hennenin- 1 ""
Personally appeared before me this
: lid day of Sept., 1909, Mrs. Margaret E.
Anderson of the City of Minneapolis of
. - the State of Minnesota, who subscribed
the above, and on oath says that the
. same Is true la substance and in fact
-', ' M. M. KERRIDGE,
t v -" , i - Notary Public
; Commission expire March 26, 1914.
work, for which we have an approprla
tlon at the present time. In connection
with the construction of new freight
house and tracka, of approximately
1190,000, which we are authorised to
eipond as soon aa the necessary ar
rangement can be made for the use of
the streets under the conditions named
above.
"Inasmuch as East Flanders street
will simply be crossed by the leads to
'the freight house, team and storage
tracks, and cars will not stand on these
tracks, we are willing to accept a fran
chise embodying the right to lay tracka
across this street A franchise will
also be sufficient ss fsr as East Burn
slde street Is concerned, for the reason
that the team, streetcar and pedestrian
travel along this street is at the level
of the Burnslde bridge approach and will
therefore not be Interfered with in any
way by the operation of the yard be
neath. "In connection with the foregoing,
would call your attention particularly
to the following facts:
"First A.M..j KVAetk ot property be
tween East Oak and Ankeny streets
and between East First street and the
waterfront, whom It seems to me are the
only persons affected by the vacations
desired, have already signed a petition
ssklng that these vacatlona. be granted.
"Second The ground space In the
street which are requested to' be va
cated. In the aggregate amounts to only
72,000 square feet (an area less than
two city blocks); the streets In their
present conditions are of absolutely
no use or value to anyone, and even If
they were opened up by the city, they
would be of no service to the public for
the reason that they abutt on Eaat First
street, and do not reach the waterfront,
and the railroad company, naturally,
would not sell or consent to have any
of Its property between the water front
and East Second street used for any
purpose which would Involve the cross
ing of tts tracka at, grade by team or
peedatrlan travel, which could only be
done at great risk of Injury and pos
sible loss of life on account of the
switching necessary In connection with
the operation of present tracka on East
First and East Second streets, and the
other track developments, as shown on
the blue print enclosed.
"Third The freight house and team
track roadways, shown In solid white
In the blue print, represent In the ag
gregate, -207,660 square feet (an area of
more than five city blocks). These
roadways are intended for the use of
the public In reaching the proposed new
freight warehouse and cars on team
tracks adjoining same, and If there is
any sentiment in connection with the
vacation by the city of the streets re
ferred to, we are perfectly willing to
have these roadways as shown on this
blue print, dedicated to the uae of the
public as streets, and turned over to the
city for uae as such.
Begin la 80 Says'.
Fourth Under the proposed arrange
ment, the railroad company Is agreeable
to giving the city any rights to build
overhead viaducts across the streets re
ferred to, also the right to lay sewers
conduits' and pipe lines beneath said
streets, without any restrictions except
that the work ahall be done under the
supervision of a representative of the
railroad company, to insure Its being
performed In a safe and workmanlike
manner, with proper clearance, to avoid
risk of Injury or loss of life to the
employes, and damage to the property
which will be switched over the tracks
laid on the streets.
"Fifth Work-will be started on these
Improvements within 20 daya after vaca
tion of the streets referred to Is
granted, and pushed to completion, as
far ss the amount of money now appro
priated for thla work, namely. 1100.000.
wm go, ana future development over
and above this expenditure will be made
as faat as the additional facilities are
required.
"Sixth Under this arrangement, the
Oregon-Washington Railroad & Naviga
tion company will be in position to ac
cept freight at East Portland warehouse
until 4 p. m. each day, when sucti busi
ness will be switched to the west side,
unloaded into warehouse and reloaded
into cars so that shipments will go
forward on the same day, affording
east side business the same service
which Is now being given west side busi
ness.
The same arrangement will also an-
ply aa far as the Southern Pacific lines
In Oregon are concerned, as soon as we
can provide the additional freight house
tracks on the west side necessary to
enable us to unload the business and
rorward it the same day.
faeventn Under the proposed track
development shown on the blue print en
closed, all team track business will be
removed from East Second and East
Third streets, which will permit free
and unrestricted switching service to
all industries located on those streets,
mncn is impossioie under the present
arrangement.
"It seems to me that the neeessltv
for additional team tracks on the east
side, today, la greater than the neces
sity for a freight warehouse. In fact,
the team track carload business la be
yond our present facilities, and If the
east side expects to keep pace with the
development on the wst side, we must
be provided with the means of properly
increasing our team track facilities."
ACTOR BUYS RANCH
3s:
v Letter
Vt. Kilmer ft Oo-
Bingham ton. Jg. X
frm ftftat Swamp-Eoot Wilt U For Yea
Send to Dr. Kilmer A Co., Bingham
ton, N. T., for s sample bottle,- It will
convince nyonA You will, also re
ceive a booklet -wf valuable lnforma-
: tlon, telling all, about the kidneys and
bladder. - When . writing, be sure and
. mention This' Portland Pally Journal.
Regular flf ty-eent 4ftd one-dollar , size
bottlf s for sale at all drug stores. . 5 ' ,
n $
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Oscar Figman, the famous comedian
who is playing at the Helllg theatre 1
"Madame Sherry," has Just purchased
a 40 acre fruit ranch near Medford, Or,
and intends to come out there this sum
mer to look after it. Thin wlll.be hi
first vacation in eight years, as he has
been employed continually in the gen
tie art of making people laugh, with
only an interval, of a week or two be
tween engagements. For the past three
years Figman has been playing the
principal comedy role in "The Merry
Widow, and was seen on two different
occasions In Portland in that musical
production. Previous to, that he ap
peared here In "The Tenderfoot" and
"The Burgomaster," playing the star
part In eaoh musical comedy.
ML HOOD ROAD MUST
CHANGE 16 CROSSINGS
The Mount Hood Railroad & Power
company was ordered yesterday after
noon by County Judge Cleeton and Com
misslonera Llghtner and Hart to give
more attention to the highway crossings
than ,has previously been given. The
company was specifically Instructed to
change 16 crossings, where the grades
are steep.
A visit over the highways where the
railroad crosses them was made by the
members of the county court, and they
round conditions very unsatisfactory.
In most places, the company has failed
to make the grade specified in their
permits to cross the highways. Super
lntendent of Roads Chapman was also
instructed by the court to make frequent
visits to the crossings to see that they
are made safe and in proper shape for
travel on. the highways.
OLD PROVERB FAILS TO
MAKE GOOD WITH PAIR
Arrested for Nonsupport.
Samuel Crossman, an expressman, was
arrested this morning by Deputy Sher
iff Salisbury on a charge of nonsupport,
soon after he had given his wife $1 for
the expenses of the household for today.
Crossman declares bis wife played him
raise, lor he recently took her back to
his home after she had been away six
years.
Ask $2938 Damages.
'Damages to the extent of 12951 are
asked by Neate Ar McCarthy, auto deal
ers at 694 Washington street, against
the " United Engineering - company for
1nJuryto the garage arid 1 equipment.
when the building collapsed from care
less excavation last November , ;
Absence did not make the heart grow
fonder In the case of Austin C. Rice
and Ada A. Rice, who agreed In Novem
ber, 1903, to live apart six months and
see If their marital troubles would not
blow over. This morning Mrs. Rice ap
peared before Presiding Judge Ganten-
bein for a divorce, and was granted the
same.
Mrs. Rice said trouble had existed be
tweeji herself and husband for several
months previous to their separation In
1909, and they agreed to. separate for
six months and try an experiment of the
old proverb.
Mable E. Osman secured a divorce
from Elmer A. Osman, whom she mar
ried in 1902 at Rainier. She charged
that he deserted her in 1909 at Oregon
City.
Florence FI. Fletcher was given a de
cree from Albert Fletcher. They were
married In 1900 at Lexington, Ky and
separated April 11, 1911.
E. A. Barlow was allowed a divorce
from Lola M. Barlow. . They were mar
ried In 1907 at Vancouver, Wash, and
she deserted him ; two years later. '
ADMINISTRATORS OF
SCOTT ESTATE FINISH
The final report of the administrators
of the estate of Harvey W. Scott, de
ceased, -was filed. In the County court
this morning. The sum of $17,117 was
allowed the executors for the adminis
tration of the estate and $2000 for at
torney fees, The value of the estate Is
declared to be f 849,888. Inheritance tax
to the amounts 17540 is set out in
the report, and this amount has been
turned over fo the state. The sura of
$7000 is set aside for a monument for
the deceased. 1 Margaret Scott, and Les
ter Scott have been thek administrators.
- - j'i ' "' ' -. '
and were (tamed by the will of the de
ceased. The report was acceptedby the
court.
Booth Portland Bridge.
Resolutions Indorsing the proposed
charter amendment for the construction
of a high bridge across the Willamette
river from Meade streot on the west aide
to Woodward avenue (Ellsworth) street
on the east side, were adopted at a meet
ing of the Westmoreland Improvement
club.
RAILROADS
The new towrrklte Of Rochester Is lo
cated at tha Junction of the Northern
I'aclflo, Oregon 4 Washington and Mil
waukee railroads. These roads are all
completed and runninir dally grains.
This Insures rood service and means
lulck transportation to the markets of
me Dig cities.
NATURAL RESOURCES
The large rsnches surrounding Roches,
ter are now being cut up Into small
tracts and hundreds of families will be
living where before there wss only one.
The soil Is a rich-black sandy loam and
will produce wlthdut Irrigation the fin
est crops of fruit, berries ana garden.
No better land In the state for chick
ens.
ROCHESTER
Has good schools, hotel, stores and
churches. Excellent drinking water.
Fuel is cheap and lumber for building
ran De obtained cheap from me near oy
mins.
FACTORIES
A large sash, door and .box factory 4s
being built which will employ about
100 men. Adjoining the town there la
a large deposit of clay suitable for
brick, tile, sewer pipe and other clay
products. Other factories are figuring on
free sites.. Rochester will be a city with
a payroll.
YOUR OPPORTUNITY
The rich men of today are those who
bought real estate and sold It at a
pront. lou can oo me same. auj
Rochester lots todav and let some one
Day vou the nroflt. A few lots will maku
The production oa- 1824 tone or tung- a nice home. lou snouiu nave one now.
sten In the United States last year was
the greatest annual output ever made
by any country.
5
IBZEUn
H BOILS CURED
Eczema Began When Three Weck3
Old. Arms, Shoulders and Breast
a Solid Scab. Boils Broke Out
During Teething. Used Cuticura
Soap and Ointment, and He Was
the Picture of Health.
Some day you will want a home. Will
you he able to get It thenT Thla Is
your chance.
COME IN TODAY
Ten -"'t tt quickly If you want
i.iiy of these level, cleared lots for only
$25. They are going fast. Warranty
deed and free abstract. Easy terms. You
can easily visit the townslte and return
to Portland the same day. Fare refunded
to purchasers. Call and see photos.
Write for free Illustrated folder. Office
open evenings until 8.
AMERICAN HOME INVEST-
MENT CO.,
1016 Chamber of Commerce, Portland, Or,
MEETING NOTICES
41
IN commemoration of the 8nd annS
vereary of our order, the offlcera on.I
members of Villa Lodge No.. 124. I O.
O. are requested to meet at the hall.
East Grlsan and HOtii sts.. at J p. nu
to attend Services at Grace Baptist
church, East Ash and 7lli sts at 7:0
p. m., April IS, , All Odd Fellows n-
vlf nil.
Jsiuli'N oil prfiliUs. attention!
nates in
FOrt HALE HOUSES. fll
HOMES ON EASY PAYMENTS.
I room ' Utruse, t stories, all modern
eaat front, beautiful lot, many shade
trees, block. Irom .. carllne. . street . lnit
prpvements paid, new,- ready for oocU'.
pancy, uo casn, balance, mommy pay
tatntm. .. j. i -, . t
3 rooms, lsrge attic, all modern, fln
a 1 s h n 1 v n i inn an iiiibiisbi 1 n 1 sarrss 1 evts
. y- 7,,T' - VV..,nfvAn unea oak noora. bookcases, ouixei, iun
,B...th..,nBi.' '.i.? J:?.7 ntPn irrMfS full basement, restricted dlstriot.
rJi'ni'n'iJf" the i?s Inst Jt our I Improvements nsld, l.slf block from car,
lTnAuiL llllLXKti .T. 1 c..h. balance monthly payments.
retarv,
OKEUON Single Tax League , meets
KAturdav evenln. ADrll 12. to re
ceive reports of officers, and for such
other business ss msyvcome before it.
Medical building auditorium, second
floor, Park and Alder sts.
M. W. A.. ROSlfl CITV OAMrMonday.
Belllng-Hlrsch bldg., Washington near
10th. Phone Clerk, Main S94. A-m
II. N. A, Oregon Rose 1 camp, meets
Tuesday evenings, amiss hall. Id and
Jefferson.
'. V. B.. Portland lodge No. 209. meets
Wed. nights. K. P. hall, 11th A Alder.
MAKR1AGK UCEKSKS
Anton Ramstedt 214 North Twen
tieth street, SS, and Msrla Nllml, 26.
Charles McOetcher, Uladstone Park,
ZS. and Winnie Hoof. Zl.
Samuel Jolly. Jacksonville. Or.. 1$,
and Adelma Pletcher, 69.
- tgf.' CSIHITH
Wedding and vlsltins- card engravers
and monogram stationers. Washington
bldg., Washington St., bet. 8rd and 4th.
DRESS suits for rent, all sites Unique
Tailoring 10., gos marie st.
rooms, t story, square house, Just
bein rnmnleteil. oak floors, flreolace.
buffer. Dutch kitchen, all other modern
conveniences, suu reel rrom car,
cash, balance monthly paymeuts. ,
. We have seversl other houses and
rningalows, containing all modern eon-.
venlencus. which will be completed soon.'
Let us show them to you before you
buy, t v.
PROVIDENT INVESTMENT TRU8
, TEB COMPANY.
101. 103 Hoard of Trade bldg.
Marshall 47S. A-IM3.
CLARKE! BROS., florin ts, fine flowers
ar.J floral designs. Sit Morrison St.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
MRS,. FRANK ftYER to be burled 1 p.
m.. Baturaay. at a ague wen. ur.
Funeral at house.
PETERS Died In Kl Monte, Cal. April
9, Alf Peters, aged 30 years Brother
of Pauline and Thomas M. Peters.
STACK At Santa Roia, Cel.. April 1.
Mrs. Helen M. Stack, aged years,
beloved mother of E. J. Stack. Remains
will be brought to Portland for inter
ment. -Announcement of funeral later.
IWATAMI L. Iwataml. Good Samari
tan hospital. April 18. aged II. frac
tured spine
HOUSES BUILT
PART PAYMENT PLAN
PARTLY PAID FOR
LOTS
Main 4810.
103 Beck bldg., 7th and Oak sts.
i'6tl SALE by contractors Telephone
btnwooa 883; new modern oungaiow.
7 rooms and bath, sleeping room and
sewing room combined; gas, electricity
and furnace; 7 foot basement under
whole : house; drying loft, large front
porch, small back porch. The first of
a hunrh ett hrntnmm h1nr hull hv !
rerlenced contractors. A bargain io In
mduce their work and method. $2900;
I60O down and monthly payments. Cor.
R. !th end Kelly sts., VVaverleish
Heights. Take W. R. car to thf.
turn right to Kellv. . . 1
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
-i -i -i l i -1- -1- -i 1 t -i -in r j- a
CERTIFICATES of title made by the
Title & Trust company, Lewis Bldg.
4th and Oak.
"My ton wii about three weeki old when
I noticed a breaking-out on hi cheek), from
which a watery substance oozed. A short
time after, bis arms, ihwulders and breast
broke out also, ana in a
few days became a solid
scab. 1 became alarmed,
and called our family
physician who at once
pronounced the disease
eczema. The little fellow
was under his treatment
for about three months.
By the end of that time,
he teemed no better. I
became discouraged. I
dropped the doctor'! treatment, and com
menced tne use or imicura uoap anu uini
ment, and In a few dayt noticed a marked
change. The eruption on hit cbeekt was
almoet healed, and his shoulders, arms arid
breast were decidedly better. When he wss
about seven months old, all trace of the
eczema was gone.
"During his teething period, his head and
face were broken out In boils which 1 cured
with Cuticura Boap and Ointment. Surely
he miifct have been a great sufferer. During
the time of teething and from the time I
dropped the doctor's treatment, I used the
Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment,
nothing else, and when two years old he was
the picture of health. His complexion
was soft and beautiful, and his head a mans
of silky curls. I had been afraid that he would
never be well, and I feel that I owe a great
deal to the Cuticura Remedies." (Signed)
Mrs. Mary W. Rsnney, 224 E. Jackson St,
Colorado Springs. Colo., Sept. 24, 1810.
The Cuticura Remedies afford the speediest
and most economical treatment for tkln
troubles. Potter Drug A Chem. Corp., sole
props., 139 Columbus Ave., Boston, Mass.
aii-Mailed free, simples of Cuticura Soap and
Ointment, with 32-p. book on skin treatment.
Lawyers Abstract Ht Trust Co., capita!
$200,000. Board of Trade bldif.
Whooping: Cough
CROUP ASTHMA COUGHS
BRONCHITIS CATARRH ' COLDS
, (STSBIISMCO 1STS
A tlm;.uA and effective treiiBcat for brea
ehial trouble, SYolding Imp. Viserized Crtw
leae Mope toa piroxrtm 01 vraoopinf conge ana
relieves Croup M once. It is s 6m te sufferers
from Astbrns. The sir rendered ttratflv iBtltet
tle. Inspires: with every breath. Bakes breaiatnf
easy 1 SMthes the tore threat and steps the coarh,
aarariag restAtl nljhU. It is Invaluable te mother!
with young children.
Bens ns postal lor soscntHivp oooaiet.
ALL DRUGGISTS.
Try Crinltnt AmtlnftU
Thnsi TiHiu for the
Irritated threat. They
are lis pie, effective and
antiseptic Of year
draggle' or from u, loe
In stamps.
Vapo Cretolens Co.
2CerHatsttStHK.Y.
s7sl"MHMHIsHHtltBBHB"tj
too
4.07S
1.500
tso
100
3,000
,000
S0C
2,860
soo
100
3,300
600
400
NEW TODAY
Excellent View Lois
Overlooking Pacific Ocean
.Fine Investment at Oregon's
most popular all-y ear-around re
sort .'
Beautiful sites for beach home,
of locations for cottages for rent
ing purposes. Special induce
ments. ' - -r. 1
Address
Ruth Trust Co.
235 STARfc ST, . PORTLAND
Week-end excursions- from North
",-,;':." Bank Depot "
D. C. Ross and wife to J. C. Hoss,
one acre beginning; at south
west comer of tract 19. Tay
lor s subdivision of isection 2.
township 1 south, range i eaat
George W. Rauch and wife to
Alec Fobert et al, part of lot '24,
Marysvlllo , ....
Charles W. Stafford and wife to
Surah A. Nolta. lot 3, block 9.
Piedmont
R. . Turner and wife to Frank
Q. Condon, lot 22. block 8,
Mount Tabor Villa annex
Homer Ltndxey to J. H. Evans,
lot 7, block 2. Oak I'ark addi
tion No. 2 to St. Johns :..
Robert H. Ellis et al to Martin
K. Lewis, lots 1. 2 and 3. block
2, Country Club addition 1,800
it. j.. Aiaimson to frame Sturm,
lots 7 and 8. block 8, Woverly..
J. N. Souvignier and wife to
Frank A. Voel, lot 8. block 8,
Mount Tabor Villa annex
County of Multnomah to V. H.
Grlndstaff et a), land beginning
st southeast corner of section
13. township 1 south, range 2
cast
Emily Banks to William II. Baum,
rot 1. block 2, St. Frances hill
A. Thompson et al., to John Du
ley et al., lot 4, block 2, Har
mon's addition to Oresham..
Alfred Thompson and wife to
same, lot 3, block 3. Thomp
son's addition to Oresham...
T. H. Ward, administrator, to
Thomas C. Keane et al., N. 80
aVres of northwest quarter of
section 6, township 1 south
ringe 4 east
Holt C. Wilson to Ella Pratt, lot
4, block 1, Brentwood addition
Jacob Altergott and wife to
itenry raeirer. lot . block 8.
North Irvintrton i 400
J. 1. JHcKneily and wife to Wil-
1 liam Bollinger, lots 24 snd
I 25, block 14, Falrmount addi
tion Mike Laposhlnsky and wife to
Mary LaposhlnHky, lots 8, 9 and
10. block 1. Ethel Lynn addi
tion J.600
itooert w. wnson aua wire to
J. E. Relchert, lots 9 and 10,
block 29, Capitol Hill . ;
Hibernian Savings bank to R.
Wilson, lots 9 and 10, block
2, Capitol Hill
Alwine Stopper and husband to
Nora Q. Rogers, lot 22, block
8, Williams avenue addition..
Grace E. Wells and husband to
Fred A. Jacobs and wife, lot
8, block 6, Hanson's addition
B. I. Dunford et al to Ellsa B.
Matter, lot 17. block 1. Flrland
addition 3,800
Neiiie wins to wiinam Mime,
lot 23, block 35, Westmoreland 600
Portland Trust Co. to Clara
Dear, lots 6 and 6, block 13,
Merlow 1,049
Cfeorge A Eastman and wife to
Grace E. Qearin, lots 1, 2, block
2, Brazee Street addition 100
John M. Plttenger and wife to
Mabel K. Strong et al, west
half of lots 1. 2, block 2. West
Piedmont 8. BOO
S. W. Stryker to A. T. Tansley,
lots li, z, , imo weights
Tract 1.200
8. W. Stryker to F, E. Miller,
lots 18. 14, block 8. Elmo
Heights Traot 700
Walter H. Dyer to Abble Bauer, ,
lots 26, 26, 27, 28. block 6,
First Electric addition S 1,300
Harvey P. Barnhart and wife to
Pearf N. Todt, lot 18, block .42,
Rose City Park 1,000
W. C. Kruger and wife-to 3. G. , 1
Francis, lots 1. 2. block 2.
Tt11nlfl.l1 TTelehts ..............
fAlameda Land company to E. J;-
jaearer, lot 18, Clock 17. Ala
meda Park
Harvey P. Barnhart and wife to
Pearl N. Todt. .Jot 15, block
42. Rose City Park
pearl Jennie Sutherland and hus
band to Edwin A, Taylor et al,
lot IS and north half of lot 13,
block S, Hawthorne Avenue ad
dition Same to same, south half of lot
I 18, and all of lot 14, block 8
! Hawthorne Avenue addition...
-Blanche -V. Marshall to Clarice
j Glftiar. west 82 2-8 feet of lot
I 9. block 11, Park View Exten-
I slon ...1.....
C D. Broun and vMfe to Mrs. E.
I - Lytie, lots J, K. and part
or lot - x, Kiverwono. ....... . io.uuu
PACIFIC Titled Trust 'Co.', the leadlnst
Mr, Homebuyer and Laboring
-' TOan
V:i paying rent and buy one of theie
r-1.1 7f nf oS' iiriik... ,.,,. . v,' ' or room noroes at your own terms.
CHILDERS Wilbur Chllders. pperj(.om ln and u wn,t M
Tin lsarass. 4ei XI t. m . '.' a fi 71 1 a
" -. - . ...... .... v, -,inn we win put you in a noine or
your own wnere tne rent psys for the
uunir.
Don't !elay seeing these. Main 289
or call at 30g Board of Trade any morn-
ins; oeiore lu.
trUPONT Eugene Dupont. SL Vincent's
hospital, April It, age 80, cancer of
stomach.
LL'DEL Delmar Dud el. 7S4 Hood
street, April 18. age 2. gastro enteritis.
OWEN James Owen. 388 East Third
street, April 18, aged 62. heart disease.
RAT Ira Ray. Rupert, Idaho, April It,
aged 66, perforation of stomach.
FOSTER Lora Foster, Fourth avenue,
Lents, April 17. aged 23, tuberculosis.
LATRO Warren Latro. 4715 Sixty
sixth street. April 18. sged 4 months,
pneumonia. '
JOHNSON Luther Johnson. 4418 Sixty
sixth street, sged 6 months, April 20,
tuberculous. '
MAX M. SMITH, florist. 160 6th St.,
opp. Meier & Frank's. Main 7216.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Dunning McEntee
every deUll. 7th and Pint. Main 430.
A-4658. I.idv assistant.
XP. Finley A 'Son
Thlrc and Madison
Lady attendant. Main 9 A-1599.
Oak Floors, Shower Bath
Fine large J story 8 room house with
sleeping porch, 60x100 lot, cement walk,
gas, electricity, hot and cold water,
furnace with roll, large fireplace: beau
tiful dec trio fixtures, V, block to Rose
City car. 20 minutes' ride; price 14260;
5j0 cnh, $25 monthly. Phone owner,
East 1392.
Mr, Bargain Hunter
Investigate this. Five-room cottage,
bam, lot 80x126; all street improve
ments in and paid for: 200 feet to car;
31850, 8500 down, balance easy term.
E. I. Howard & Co., 114 Commercial
l.ldir
I CDPU Undertaker; lady anslstant.
LLltLin B-f888. E-7S1. E. 8th-Alder.
ERICS0N
Undertaking Co., Main
8133. A-2235. Lady as't.
EAST 8ID1C funoral directors, succens-
sor to F. S. Dunning, inc. K. 52.
EDWARD HOLM AN, undertaker, 220
ltd st. Lady assistant. Main fH7.
ZELLER-BYRNE8 CO., 694 Williams
ave.; both phones; lady aeststant.
HEMSTOCK -lSi" E 13th. Sellwood 71 j
also 894 Dawson, woooiawn 174.
600
600
4.600
4,600
100
1,000
4,660
1,200
8,200
2,800
GENERAL REAL ESTATE OS
mi it
Tl.. KAa I xrA.u
"' '" """" dry. traye, rireplace, paneled dining
Portland. Full lot 60x10.0 feet, hard sur- r0n,( enahieled kitchen. )7 minutes from
"V"1 , V'r iln.T v ;ctty. fine electric rixtures and window
in biiii paiu iur, .miuw nryi , Pha4ea. .12900, eay tertns.
Portland Heights "
Two lots, t room house; 62600.
1300 CASH.
Choice variety of bearing fruit tree
end berry bushes; the party desirous of
f letting started In this locality should
nvestigate. Fred W. German, 3;'9
Hurnsldc, M. or A-2776.
FI'E 5 loom bungalowa, strictly mod
ern, cabinet kitchens, built ln buf
fetM, built In bookcases, window seats:
have large porches and close to school
snd between Hawthorne ave. and Wav-erly-Rlehmond
car; on corner, K. 89th
and Grant st. Price $2600; 6300 cash,
balanco like rent. Pliont East 8192.
1200 CASH. . .
ROSE CITY PARK. s
$15 MONTHLY.. f
7 rooms, lot 60x100, Improvements in
and paid, all the built-in conveniences,
full basement, fi eplace, eto. National
Realty & Trust 'o., 32$ H Washington
St., room 618. Phone Main 6129.
NEW modern 6 loom bungalow just
completed near Hawthorne ave., every
convenience, full cement basement, laun
dry, trays, fireplace, paneled dining
1
price. On the south side of Savler st.. be
tween Z4tn and zotti.ms.
PRICE 83100.
Full lot 60x100 with hard surface
street snd all other Improvements in
and paid for, with two good houses, all
In first class condition, houses alone
cost $6000. Rents for $65 per month. On
the north side of Lovejoy st, between
16th and 17th sts.
PRICE $10,500
If you are In the market for snaps
look this up. Inquire owner. Reals' Gun
store. 44 Vg 3d St., VtwOn Pine and Ash.
Yamhill Land Co,
Ruy, sell, trade, business chances,
city property, farms, orchard lands,
lsrge tracts. 819 Board of Trade, cor.
4th and Oak
IF YOU want a pretty home attractive
8 room new modern. Sellwood car
passes door. 16th and By bee. Lawn,
roses, native trees and fine view. 20
minutes' ride and opportunity not al
ways available, look this up. owner.
Phone Sellwood 89.
C. I a Sheets.
420 Swetland bldtr. Main $232.
NEW modern 6 room house for sale by
owner, all walkr In with cement re
taining wall, lawn Sbwed. See this If
you are looking for a bargain; small
payment down end balance to suit.
Call 456 Rosatawn ave., about 3 blocks
from Union ave.
MOhKRN 6 room .house, with lot 75 by
125. 200 feet from Rood car)lne; this
is one of cosiest homes In Portland
and worth $200 more than we ask; can
he bought on easy payments, with $300
to $500 down. Western Investment Co.,
417 Board of Trade. '
HAWTHORNE
DISTRICT. t
7 rooms, bult-ln buffet, bookcases,
furnace, fireplace, solid oak floors; $40ii
cash, balance $20 per month. National
Realty & Trust Co., 326 Vs Washington
St., room 6l.
FOR SALEa-U'JUSES
61
Tent Bungalow
I have a modern 24x30 tent bungalow
which would be just the thing to put up
on your vacant lot, and stop paying
rent; large rooms and a healthy way to
live. See thls and make me an offer.
Chas. Ringler-
361 San Fafael St.
FOR SALE by owner. TJ room modern
bungalow, double construction. Dutch
kitchen, buffet linen closet, reception
nan, run concrete nasemont, in restrict
ed district. (Just completed.) $700
cash, balance same as rent. Call phone
Marsnait ea, room ti , wweuana piag,
4 Beautiful Homes '
Elegantly finished In oak snd ma-
noganv, cnoice location, irvmgton. sey
era) great bargains in lots, no agents.
C-1666. East 23. W. H. Herdman.
$1400.
New 3 room cottage on 48x140 lot
cleared, near Roe city Park carllne;'
storehouse, poultry nouse. rruit trees,
nice lawn and garden; terms. D-579,
Journal. .
Only $800
iie, plastered, cl
8 room houe. plastered, chicken house
and nark: a nifty place: 876 down, bal
ance easy. E. L. Howard A Co.. 214
Commercial block. .
$2000 For Sale, by Owner
Moaern a room nouse on gooa street,
cement sidewalk, full size lot, close to
carllae; terms to suit-
J. WAL.KKK, .
183 8d. Main 9418.
NICE suburban home'and chicken ranch.
510 cash. 57 per month, price J476.
Car every 30 minutes, 26 minutes out.
Nice shade, garden, close to river. 4
blocks to car.
SMITH,
232V& Washington. Room 1.
CLOSE IN HOME $100 CASH.
6 room house, strictly modern and a
little beauty; lot 60x100. 31st and E.
PIna Price $3100. Fred W. German,
329 Burnslde, MsJn 2776.
OWNKR will sell brand new modern
bungalow at cost: well arranged, with
many conveniences; small payment, bal
ance monthly. Wm. Ornett, E. 28th and
Holgste.
WILL BUILD .TO SUIT YOUR PURSE
And loan money for house on favorable
terms If you own a lot. ,A. C. Furlong,
contractor, 633 Chamber of Commerce,
Main 2051. ,
Mortgage Loans
ISSI O Villi JU tUUCU M Wfl
' ' v , 804 Spalding- Biaav w
TOR LEASE-CORNER
One block south of Hathorne2 on East
3d. 100x100.- Phons seuwooo iua.
abstractors, f Ch- Com., ground floor
BIRTHS
MtJRRAT -To Mr. and Mrs. Mai Mur
. ray. 285 Williams v avenue, April 8,
girl twins.
KAISER To Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Kaiser, 260 Chapman, street April Jl,
a gin. "
DRYNEN To Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Dry
nert. 645 East Pine Street, April U,
a boy. ...... ' , . . - - :
BRODDIE To 4"Mr. - snd Jifrs. ' Aleg
Broddle, 6,92 Front street Aj?ril 16, a
boy.---;; :: iv;::.;.r;vT ' f
ROOMS and sleeping .porch, new,
modern, good car service. If vou wish
a home and have only a umall amount of
cash, see this. Price $3000. easy terms.
niwiuiK uu.,.,i , tiji
615 Yeon bldg.
FOR SALE Cheap, by owner, new 5
room bungalow, full basement, tattle,
corner lot 70x100; will take one sub
urban lot as part pay.. 287 E. 73d st.,
North Montavilla.
$1600 cash If bought at once; this Is a
snap, must be seen to be appreciated,
6 room almost new' house, well built,
corner lot. for sale by owner.' 697 Patton
ave., near Fremont.
$800, terms, fine lot, 2. room house,
wood shed, chicken yard, by owner,
845 E. Sumner st. Take car to 26th
A Iberia. 1 block north.
SEVEN room house with corner lot 50x
100, on 19th St.. 2 blocks from Alberta
car. for oulck sale; will take $2600.
sash. W. F. Willis, owner. 218 Board
of Trade.. Phone Main or A-2010. -
$2600 New modern 6 room house In
good district, well built fine lot;
$500 cash, balance on terms, G. C
Johnson, 311 Corbett bldg- '
house, t
MraiALE New 4 room
blocks rrom Aioena canine, iza ana
JCillingsworth ave,; easy terms.
FOR SALE -A new 6 room pottage on
B. 36th near nawinorne; tnis - is a
real bar
$1550 3 room house, modern, pantry,
- bathroom, fireplace, built-in book
cases, garden- and lawn; leaving Port
land May 16. See this. 1186' E. 15th
north. i
FOR SALE S ruom lioiiHe, all improve.
ments, wnn concrete Dasetnent; alurt
2 cows' to go with house. Price $1500.
til c l phi at. ii. ,
IRVINGTON : :
A snap. If sold at once, a modern 6
room house, furnished or unfurnished,
by owner. Terms. Call C-2548.
FIVE room modern new bungalow; close
6 Hawthorne. $3200, $300 down,. bal
ance like rent. Western Investment Co..
417 Board of Trade.
NEW modern 7 room house near A 1
berta st, $2600, and will sell on easy
terms. This is worth looking at- C. I
Sheets, 420, Swetland bldg. Main 8232.
FINE 5 room modern home, in beauti
ful Ovenoog additotn, on easy pay
ments, vyHurn liiveBimeni JO., 41
Hoard or -iraoe. '
rgaln by owner. Phone B-1170.1 terms If you have lot and little- cash,
neat 6 room plastered nouse at 1 A-576. Journal. - . ........
$3200 Modern 5. room bungalow, com
pletelv furnisoed, easy terms. Main
9470. forenoons. ' ' i
CONTRACTOR will build home on easy
VRRY neat 6 room plastered nous
Lents. $1260. $300 cash. , Box a, f SEVEN room house, lights. bath. I
Lenlw, Or. T . blocks car; . $50 down, $30 month.
$5260-Irvlngton, $500 below cost, , a I uwner, obm, journal.
new modern 6 room house. Phone own-.jiNE 6 room plastered house, porcelain
, E. 1872 or Call 537 E. 18th N- hth and toilet, with lot Jill for $1500.
6 ROOM modern cottage, $50 down, bat Phone Msrtn 4381. . ..
ance monthly.. 24th and Going. BIO BARGAIN for cash: Good tilas-
SNAP ln Irving Park, owner only.420 1 --tsred housei must be aold. Inquire.
Swetland bldg. Alain i. J i- m. sia st., Aic-ena.. ....... l
x. tJ.,i . , i