The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, June 30, 1912, Image 21

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Newspaper Page Text, FOUR TOVNSITES . LAIO.OUr NEAR ' IM CUTOFF .. . Southern Pacific it Behind tho Towns 50,000 Acres en Market by Hunter Land Crf. Many Sales Made. THE OREGON SUNDAf JOURNAL. PORTLAND. SUNDAY MORNINO. JUHg 80, (til PUNS 10 BID 12,000 RESIDENCE A r t !. art, ef Ua i)lf ! ttll off f lha Mettle tm.U lab ) Ue Klematb IMw rriiiia It ttlag rtr4 far agratt'tu'el dlpmn lib IK Mttnt or lha ti.w rllrat, t m uad.r roadmalon I nil) toutft of lha lrit Ktwr tut thai have aii4y Im I'm i4 r tallr-oad cmiP ill t o.4 iawtUMwl mith lb land. aM will (n uaaa or a laiga aiuU la of iarj Kitmtih couaty. (.hart. tlnthfiaia' Jr.. ..1 ki all, h ar dlrtritrt In lha romnnj laal iMa laat. IM tltiUr fur lanmlh. it. w.i. rnpt,y ha tn tttbllht4, 10 look Mar mi q.t.lonfu.hl work ihav maw '' telr r Thty look loa Mrifer4 road.i.r and wilt go overland for lha urKaa of entklag a thorough n.inq ci crop pruapMia through th i ion mil uaina aril lad la aouthara BMhrn K la ma lb coumlae. If Dana VI . Thar bare an rn.liiari,i ,-raa, ta. aaJ.flna riah la.. im.ii i.aa ceat laka. til of hlri Ha tdjarani lo ana me al.vatlan of lha la,k ana rtrrateg tdmlrtbla aloraia r.atr voir Tht inumien la to build dama tn4 toaatrv the fltxvd feat era, and Ihue ebtaJa ample aupply of water for futtra Irrigation if it ahould ba found ! aiperlnientallon thai tht normal prvcipiiauon m tni region la liiauffl- riant for curing ibt Vtl raaulla from g laonint. i lit lanoa hea a light growth f ltdtt tela Dlna fhal mata lha aai. Haft n4t for ronetrurtlon material! Tor rtnrlng, aheda. harnt and bouaea. and alao for ful. and It It aald tht toll It tullabla for producing grain and foraga rropa. Tha .ounlry offer a counter attraction for tht rlmi of Amtrlrtn farmera who hitherto havt btan looking loaard Canada and Ilrltlah Columbia with Iht lew of eecutlng cheat laada. BrilUag Daaa WaUa. Among other dactlopmenta to le un dertaken It that Of undtrimuml ir. T, C. Hartley, mho hat baeti operating a weJI drlllar In lha vlclnllr of Kort Klajnath. hat been engagad to Inaugur al drilling operation on tha company' land In the vicinity of I -on roth Iht coming week. Hartley hat bran at- turlng flowing well of pura. cold -ttr tt depth ranging from 70 feet to 100 fat. In north western KUmalh county. In the vicinity of Fort Klamath thtrt trt now 11 of the flowing wellt, ttcurtd tt an avtrtgt coat of 1100 per wtil. It It bellevad flowing, walla will ba atflurvd within reaaonala cost throughout northern Klamath county, at tht formation it practically tht tamo. There ara tndlrattnna I ha t id. nnap. around water en ma from the. lalra an- tnow"wttr kupply higher up In the mountaina. Flan lake it too" reet abort tht company landt In tht vicinity of Lonroh. Tht HuntecLand company at 810 Bpaldlng building, which la placing tht landa on tht market, report tht fol lowing talta: W. K. Yordy, Kalama. W'aah.. 40 teres, 11 Room Dwelling to Erected on Arlington Heights Notes. at li NM. amawagar tf lb flrUtl Vi Lumi b.r tjmty, it atrUg t!it alra fr an tUgaal w buei.t It bt faid la Arlingtoa lie.ia. Tk ra Mar ta a a ! and . half lory I Stub Olotl lyu. M) fmml la ia aa win at arr-rlil.!) 111.. Mil, II wtil rHiata li a a .hi b lilfrd wllb lha uaoal kuin.ia .. aalanrt and labor aatlag deslr.a. Tba Iniarior rtkiaH will b wnuauallr hand' aoro. all floor la Ka rl m .wm m . oamel finleb tad rUia glata Ibtouah. out. J P. Uailnrla. of llilliard a umi. ma. laing roniraelora. la hat in .urn artwa xor io iur. tight i framt dwtllliia of lha iHii.h i nlnmai lrt which tit will trtt-i al Slua al II.. toroer tf Tw.nliatl. and eiiklyou lri in imngion. Aneiher Iuich Colonial ty(-t r. ttrt for whl.h h drawlnga art being madt It IliAl tf K Hcbmr, whlrb It t bt built on Rat Tblrty-ond tntt Btar Atb afreet. It la to ba a Ion alnrv tVn room bOU Wllh a Bohhla itaah talrrlor and hardwood floor and fin- lh M. E. Illewtrl hat tat tht conlract for two tiorr rial bulldlna. uf in.llah Colonel typa. lo bt erttttd on Rroad- . ,,wmw rmn ,-Nintn puei. n will eontaln four,- four room apart mtnta. ach prold.d with an out.1,1. aleet- ng Dorrll. A wide front nnrrli a,,e.,.,.ri. ad by maatlte L'orlnllilan rnlumai will add to ih al tract Wenrea of Iht building. f. M iMlly. of Pace A bnn ha ram. mlatlonrd a loi-al architect In nnnin drawlnaa for an Ena-liali foloniat iviva dwelling to l ererird at Kan Twenty mirw and Market alreeta. Colonial Height. Tht houM will b flnlhl In whlla enamel and will tontaln Iht u ual bulltln convenlencra. Ita atlmated coat la 11000. ArchltM'l M. P. Andron la nranarlnv plana for a modern alx room bungalow wnicn nc win nuild on Bryca avenu In Alameda Iark. and for a two atnrv dwelling of the Knglleh r.omeatlc type to erertea at Kaat Twentv-thlrd and ntanion alroeta, in Irvlngton. -STr;...... Be i .1 4 , .. i i P0RTERSTOW0RK OH COOS BAY ROAD Veit Known Contractors Zzld Ce Preparing for Big Task. AifriUeyt , drawing or proixaoq Btw 100.000 llbrtry building for Multtiomah rounly. Dojl. Talitrtoo A Hebch. rrbltce. arrival from bull i-ak. bit 100 acre farm 1 rrm I a.1 ln ik, f m . a r, of taction It. lownehip 1 north, of rang I Met. about II mil. al of tha city. Tha Uat Una road runa directly through tht plac. which la ronaldered on of the rholceal apoia In Multnomah county It It Mr. i'rtll loUnllan lo ubdivlJ. the land tnd Uct II on Hit market In i an J id acre tract Tha trn.a. tion aat bandied through Iba offlct of Utment A Krldar. Mti.fc.fel4. tie. JMa l T tU. tvt i Mr rtrat;af MA. I bur H and fob -owpaay, Ibt) l-tf mf , ara l bniI! ttat l aoa par Ha. mitt Ittt bt bat knlil:,! K . i. . , .,r,aaM ka.a to. a IK ci i r- fttar Mtitdlag Iba ( rtwttt in .a or lh Titav proiKrw I Mlf.rl A,,l a r .,. a . la tfea aaulk.ni nirant of the big Iwaaal akUk la la ! fum wi ur (aatwitr air, uu 1'iat n,a, mt.ary wilt betla la r rire on t m Ray within It dab Th. plat aa al fitwt gtvea ! wtt and a big bridge over iht bar at Narin ht4 hi. I lha raatraetott t lba iba tc4itrat bald by MrArtnur flttt a n't IVk rompany haa ftultlnaT to d wttlt lh bridge and auppe Htl U-B 9ouit. arn I'arlftt will llatlf build lb brtdg Tber are many rumort that tha rail road will ealee.il on down Iba el Randaa and Ihrougb Curry county t roitneci wllb tbt railroad at Curaka. but in roniraria whicb trt in hand tnly provide for building lo ibla aolat. tH nimll It tA Ha rt .! .1 aM am a eafttiviaut IracM art a Krenrh Invention. 100; O. R. Ollleple. Kalama. to acr-a. I00; Sinclair J. Work. Cheney. Waah.. 40 acrta. isoo; a, w. Curry. Hoqulam Waalt.. 120 acrea. I1S0: lrred (Sulrli. Aberdeen, Wtah., 40 acret. S00; John a. Martin, I'ortland. to acit-a, 1500; Charlea Nleml, Aatorta, 10 acre-. 11000; Adlel Rlntala, Aetorla, io acrea. IIJ00; A. Jlarju, Aatorla. 40 acrea, 1500; Cheater Strltmatter, 40 aorta, 1500; Troy M. Eaker, Hoqulam Waah.. 120 tcren. 11100; A. Strltmttrcr, Hoqulam, waan.. au acre. moo; Anjilt T, Btlnrhi fltld. Pontine. Mich.. 40 acrt. 1500; Charltt M. Kulbel, TortlWnd, 80 tcret. 11000; J. A. Antlla. Duldth. Minn., 40 acrta, 500; H. D. Drelabach. Portland. 10 acre. 11000: Charlea If. Brown. Wan. ton. Or.. 40 acrea, 1500; J. O. Bulltn, Portland, 40 acret, 1500; D. C. Ruaa-.11, Portland, in a-ra tunn- inin t..i..j . - ww,,aa i c i a t,4, Portland. 40 acre, HOCT.-Xndftwraohn-on. Deep River, Waah., 40. acrea, 1500. - HUNDRED ACRE FARM IS SOLD FOR $14,700 For a consideration of I14.T0O, J, M, Leader haa aold to M. W. Tratt. a recent Saving and Investing for the Thrifty By John M. Oaklaon. Thtre la ont get-rlch-qulck tlory you hear which la all trut and worth re peating. You hear It ofteneat In tha growing young cities of tha went. Somt tlme.t It la the outcome of luck, but often It it the atrjuel to a man's thoughtful foresight It Is the story of how a family Required a hohae at a monerare cost, ana in a few years found themselvea in tht possession of property worth twice as much at It cost. But note this. These homes are not ac quired aa speculative ventures, but are built to live in. Something more than ine desire to make money moved their Duuaera to erect them.. A "serve the people" bank out In Spoi Kant, wasn., in circulating one of these StOTiea. with tha ari-allanf nnnu,. nf k encouraging saving. The hero Is not namaA .Tohn T.atvton Vinf ih,i i. name the bank uses. He was a me chanic on moderate psy, with a wife and one child. He lived in a small rented house on a cramped lot until both he and his wife got the fever to own a home of their own and ground enough to "kinder spread out." Ont evening after supper was over they held a council and decided to buy a home. Tha plan was this: John's wif) was to be the heartless boss and Je mand a lo per cent cut in his wages. This amount, added to what the could save, waa promptly placed In a savings bank at 4 per cent interest and waa aug mented from time to tlma with varinua small sums that drifted In from OneH source or another until finally the bank snowea suo enough for the first payment. They had their Ideas of an ideal little noma on the north side. anf It was the aay or days when they moved In. From then on things looked brltrhter. -or tha rent was saved and went promptly to me pan to swell the fund and pay ott me noies. 'J lien tlwy went to work to Improve the property. Trees were planted, shrubs were set out, and the noust put In thorough repair by John on holidays and after working hours. inere is a difference between being aiingy ana carerui, and the Lawtons were careful and thrifty, saving a cent here and a dollar the r. until AfAnnmu became the most natural thing to tht whole family, and, a a Mrs, Lawton told a neighbor, they had "worn n.h n the bank." Then the boom came. And ft ram. at tilt right time." Which la not alwava tha habit Of bOOma. The nrettv llttla bnma with Its blooming garden and fine trees,' sum lor I3UO0, lust double tha nrW jonn paia ror it. He made 100 per cent on his Investment. Then th a much finer place in the suburbs, with more jana, and ror a long time they nave enjoyed a really handsome home. II II I I -, -- n-n" pi .e-u-w, "Mj-nXP-i u v - , i i i ll I 'Vii- , i i n in r. r-i nj n rrr- v-s ru , ir n i I II t, I - . LC 1 h-J LJ ,v O W u W3 rW yrfVv ' . : IL ? anrSTTIP ; II II , H'i LI' c 12J r .til r-i I II ,.l Kipmmm Q 'fSw? n n m n w : : ' ii I i-rrzr- Z2SV4 f -i j . .. . , . .,. I II ZPl H VIM'I I I I t f I II I ii & m frr"n' ) if .If BATTLE RAGELS OVER OLD DEED Instrument Acknowledged by Person Not'an Official Is State's Claim., (Ttlagrwm Coast Bptolatl .. SALEM, Oi Junt l.That Mirt 1! la Vrt.it at tha tM. t .... - , , .uuvwiib' o aoknowlatfgitnl to a, dttd, aJlagtd to-havt 'btffn, 'tecute by J. p. Win tera, conyerlna' vaiuahi. - , . a- t.w . fortiud to wn k!: pii.4w notary public, was the dtclaratltn " yeaitraay arternooa by Attorney Rannaal . Citron in ih. .... . J, . ii a c.u dl j.a-naa Kilt, aa-B,MK. r. . . taw oupr.ro. vourt. citron. In up i DOrfc of him irrnmani -nA,,ji . - - - . - - . ar-wMvw wr tfflcatat from (Ujr.tiw a d. - .. F ' S r BMk.V VIVVLC- howins- that Ml. Pratt wra. .a.. -J'i Pointed a nnlirv nhn until 1I0, w-hUt tha deed from Wiattrt to a..J4 ' i.mb W iV I -- T, J W.I iv iv impeacnee tnt tvidttiei taii. wno. ffPSS 5" may 4e turned out oi their home after a legal battle over title complications if you are thought less when purchasing real estate. Don't risk it. Secure our guaranteed Certificate ot iitle. investigate, fall IFf afcJaaaaawal No Interest IMo Taxes for booklet. TITLE & TRUST CO. 4th and Oak. att. who, . betides . txacu' fSlfOSIAt t TStlt ' and Trust - ComDia ' - - - ar - - ar Portland, Of. Send m jr6ur . frt booklet . IirippoverriieiitiS ONEDOLLAR gets you a lot in ERROL HEIGHTS in the immediate vicinity of REED COLLEGE, and you pay the rest at the rate of One Dollar a week. See ERROL HEIGHTS today. Observe the nearness of the property to Reed College. Study well the fact that it is within 30 minutes of the shopping center of the City. Take in the magnificent view to be had from every portion of ERROL, and you will then see that we are offering the most remarkably MONEY MAKING proposition ever put before the investors of Portland. ' ; Never again will you have the opportunity to get this class of property in Portland at the rate of ONE DOLLAR down and ONE DOLLAR a week. , ; . ERROL HEIGHTS is a stately residence district, a picturesque foothill suburb a panorama of impressive beauty, ISL of Prsperous and happy homes located within a few minutes walk of PORTLAND'S $5,000,000.00 UNIVERSITY. , v v , f pon't fail to see ERROL HEIGHTS today. Take a Woodstock car to end of line, our automobiles will meet you and take yotf over the property. -..v .: :-.f..,,.,- - . . - Largest Realty Operators on the Coast owltdgnatnt to thtdttdY -r A'ult wat lreug1it by A? n'trator fjr .the jj - A!(, 269 Washington Street r: Ntrag Corner IPourtli Addresa . - - i