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DAILY EAST OREGOXIAN. PENDLETON". OREGON. MONDAY, APRIL 21, 1013.
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IMPROVEMENT NEWS OF THE CITY
BOOKLET DESCRIBES
IRVINGTON HEIGHTS
1E1L EITITE
J. V Knhinsnn, proprietor of the!
lVnus; ic laundry, has commenced
preparations for the construction of a
two story brick addition to his build- j
ing she i-nrnor of Court and John
wn street. Tlic brick is already on
Ihe ground and construction work
will be started immediately. The ad
dition ui'.l cost about $2300.
t K. c'ranstiin is building a stone
w-all about his residence property on
the corner of Willow and Monroe
4 roots.
Tienj. !. llurrougs. county recorder, j
is having a stone foundation put tin-,
der hts residence on the north hill. :
l.en Pierce i?
at the corner
streets.
remodelinp his house j
f Maple and Kailroad
Did You Ever Wash Clothej
in the clJ fashioned way with
woo Jen v.a.shtubs .'
Perhaps that is still jour method
and you look forward to each wash
day with delight. Well, hardly !
A set of "Standard" laundry
trays would mean an orderly laun
dry, one of more inviting appear
ance and easier laundering and your
satisfaction would not be lessened
by the hih class workmanship
which characterizes the work we do.
J. J. WO DAESE
srccKsson to
.SIIAUOX & EDDIXGS.
23 Main Street.
Phone Main 32.
Res. Phone Main 191.
Judge Thomas Fitz Gerald is build
ins a new fence about his residence
property on the corner of Johnson
and Kailroad streets Recently he
constructed a concrete sidewalk in
front of his lot and has had his park
ins filled in. He is also building his
concrete walk up to grade and lay
ing an additional walk alond his lot
east of his residence.
Frank Neacle is building: a new ga
rage on his Jackson street residence
property and also a driveway leading
to it. A concrete wall will fence in
the driveway.
M. J. Cronin is among the resi
dents who are building new concrete
walks. He is having one laid along
his east Court street lot.
J. S. Landers, superintendent of the
city schools, is having a moss rock
wall built around his residence prop
erty at the corner of Jackson and
Rlaine streets.
A. J. Black has improved his Lewis
street residence property by building
an addition to his dwelling.
Among the applicants for permits
to construct new cement sidewalks
are K. J. Sommerville for a walk on
the north and west sides of his res
idence property, corner Lewis and
Vincent street. C. II. Alcott for north
and east side of his property on John
son and Water streets, John Knight
on the south side of his east Court
street property and E. Dennis for his
Lewis street lot.
j G. W. Redduw has received a per-
mit from the city for the improve
ment of his property, 713 Aura street.
He intends underpinning his house,
constructing a cellar, building a
porch and sidewalk, and painting,
plastering and papering his house,
the whole to cost about $600 and to
be finished by June 1.
Henry Schultz has finished mov
ing the house which stood on his
Willow street lot to a lot facing Rail
road street and directly opposite the
depot. He intends building a bun
galow when the house formerly stood.
Commencing upon an extensive
campaign for the development of his
new residence addition to this citv.
Irvington Heights, Charles Cowen. the
Seattle capitalist, has had published
a beautifully illustrated booklet de
seriptive of his property and of Pen
dleton, a copy of which was received
wus morning by the Fast Oregonian
together with a plot of the addition
Mr. Cowen has gone to considerable
expense In getting out the booklet
which, from a standpoint of typo
graphy, is extremely artistic. It
contains cuts of several residences on
the north side, notably the Oliver
Landers and Greulich homes, a num
ber of Pendleton street seenea entn
of the high school, court house and I
st. Anthony' hospital and an inter
ior view of a Pendleton home Scat
tred through the booklet is consid
erable information of Pendleton and
Umatilla county.
Mr. Cowan is exploiting Irvington
Heights with a view to making it the
choice residence district of Pendleton.
He has had considerable exnerienee
tn developing Seattle additions and if
his booklet can be taken as an indi
cation, he does not do things by
halves.
TIXKGKAPHic I5KI I.FS.
Denver. Denver's public schools
today inaugurated a unique .system
of advertising Colorado. Today has
been officially designated "Letter
Hay," Members of the Chamber of
Commerce, in addresses to pupils,
furnished data on the resources and
scenic beauty of the state which will
be later incorporated in 30.U00 letters
to be mailed to every section of the
United States.
Stock
Ranches
Our
Specialty
Correspondence in
either English or
German.
If You Want to Buy or Sell Real Estate, SEE US !
We have City Residence property, Business locations, Wheat Ranches, and Irrigated
Lands for sale or for rent. Branch Office at Prosser. Wash.
For Bums. Bruises a'Ul Soros.
The quickest and surest cure for
burns, bruises, boils, sores, inflam
mation and all skin diseases is Buck
len's Arnica Salve. In four days It
cured L. H. Haflin. of Iredell, Tex.,
of a sore on his ankle which pained
him so he could hardly walk. Should
be in every house. Only 25c. Recom
mended by Koeppenj.
D. R. CHEN Chinese Herb Go.
Pendleton, Oregon
114 E. Webb St. Under State Hotel.
OFFICE HOURS. 10-12 ami 1-7.
Our wonderful Herb cures Rheumatism, As
thma. Nervous Weakness, Kidneys, Rupture,
Chronic Coughs; also Lung, Heart, Stomach and
Female Trouble. Our Herb remedies have been
used with wonderful results In China for over
4,000 years.
CONFIDENTIAL CONSULTATION FREE.
Phone Main 173
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A STRONG FENCE
is not possible
without
Good Posts
and a STRONG FENCE costs only little more
than a weak one at the time you are building, but
runs away head of the cheap ono in economy of up
keep, reliable service and general satisfaction.
TRY OUR NEW CEDAR POSTS
These posts, cut when the sap wa3 down and water
cured, will make a fence you'll be proud of and the
low cost will surprise you.
We would like for you to get our prices.
j. A. BORIE LUMBER GO.
Planing p'ill and Lumber Yard
Phona Main 7, Pendleton
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New York. The election of direc- :
tors in the United States Steel Cor- j
poration today held extraordinary in- j
terest as a successor was to be cho" .
sen to the late J. Pierpont Morgan. I
Some financiers believed that the!
man selected to fill the directorship J
left vacant by Morgan's death would ,
be looked upon as having thereby
been accorded Morgan's former place
as the dominating figure in the
"street."'
Washington. D. C. Dr. Samuel H.
Woodrow, for many years pastor of
the First Congregational church and
president of its Missionary society, to
day left for St. Louis, where he will
assume the pastorate of the Pilgrim
Congregational church.
Raleigh, N. C. Today is a history
making day for North Carolina. Up
on a call from Governor Craig the
legislative committee of eighteen met
here today for organization into a
commission which will consider all
bills introduced in the legislature for
amending the state constitution. A
secretary is to be elected today and
the committee had hoped to get
down to the work of hearing any cit
izen or interest for suggestions this
afternoon.
Washington. Postmaster General
liurleson and Secretary of Agricul
ture Houston, both of whom are na
tive Texans are expected to join with
the Texas society of Washington to
night in celebration of San Jacinto
Day the day on which Texas was
freed from Mexican rule by the de
cisive defeat of Santa Ana.
Denver The campaign ror the city
commissioerships under the commis
sion form of government began in
earnest today the last day under the
law when candidates may file their
petitions. Nearly 200 men and wo
men have declared their candidacies
for the six positions five commis
sionerships and one auditorship to
be filled at the city election on May
20. Party designations are barred
from the ballots.
Washington Representative Gil
bert N. Haugen of Iowa, today was
accorded an informal reception in
his own offices in honor of his 5tth
birthday. The affair had been plan
ned as a surprise for the Iowan.
Agents for BEAVER JiOAIJIJ and Moth-rroof
Cedar Chests.
Coughs and Consumption.
Coughs and colds, when neglected,
always load to serious trouble of the
lungs. The wisest thing to do when
you have a cold that troubles you is to
get a bottle of Dr. King's New Dis
covery. You will get relief from the
first dose, and finally the cough will
disappear. O. H. Brown, of Muscad
ine, Ala., writes: "My wife was down
in bed with an obstinate cough, and I
honestly believe had it not been for
Dr. King's New Discovery, she would
not be living today." Known for
forty-three years as the best remedy
for coughs and colds. Price 50c and
J1.00 Recommended by Koeppena.
S400.00 will buy a home in the city of Pendleton, the house consists or 4 rooms, with 20
bearing fruit trees "on place; terms $ 1 50 cash, bailee $10 j.er month ut 7 per cent.
Lease and furniture of a good brick hotel, more than 50 rooms. Long lease, reason
able rent. In one of the best little cities in the IT. S. Price $3,000 cash. Must sell on ac
count of sickness. This is a great bargain, if you want to go into the hotel business. Do
not call or write unless you mean business.
For trade 1 corner lot 50x142 in Spokan , price $1500, no incumbrance, will trade for
residence of equal value in Pendleton. Also 1-2 section of good wheat land in Franklin
county, $27 per acre, no incumbrance, will trade for property in and around Pendleton. 35
acres," 8 miles south of Salem, Ore., all in cultivation but three (3) acres, which is tn tim
ber. Price $150 per acre, no incumbrance, will trade for general mercantile store in East
ern Ore , in a small town not exceeding 1000 inhabitants, also a good livery barn at Pomeroy,
Vn., value $7,000, or $9,500 with stock, doing a fine business, will trade for stock ranch, or
even value. ;
We have some fine orchards and alfalfa land of different sizes and prices, In the Ya
kima valley that we will trade for stock ranches.
A large wheat ranch of 3S0O acres, S miles from Pendleton, 1000 acres now In culti
vation, 2000 acres more can be put in cultivation, S00 acres in grazing land. Fair build
ings, unlimited water, school house on place; MHl acres In wheat goes with place; price,
$12.00 per aero, 1-4 cash, balance terms to suit at 7 per cent.
A fine stock ranch of C000 acres at $S.OO per 'acre, 1-4 cash, balance terms; about 20
sections of forest reserve goes with this.
590 acres, good buildings, fine water, 150 acres under irrigation, balance fine farming
land. $50 per acre, $10,000 cash, balance terms. Close to town.
112 acres, 35 acres now in alfalfa, 40 acres more can be irrigated, a fine orchard on
place; all stock, machinery goes with place; price $S,700, cash $4,700; balance $4,000 due in
3 years. 1
A fine wheat ranch, consisting jf 1240 acres all in cultivation but 100 acres, which l.i
good grazing land. Purchaser gets 1-3 of GOO acres of grain delivered to warehouse. Summer-follow
will have to be paid by purchaser. This place has fine water and Joins Pilot
Rock. Trice $30 per acre, 1-3 cash, balance terms, 7 per cent.
We can sell you 19,500 acre tract, which vould be great for colonization, which consists
of grazing land, wheat land, with all kinds of springs and running water on place.
REAL ESTATE,
RENTING ETC.
Room 5. American National Bank Basement.
Phones, Office Main 46. Res., Main 57 1 . PENDLETON, OREGON
hahseh & houghtOu
Ing the new regime in Mexico. It was
denied that reports declaring Great
Britain and Russia had recognized the
Huerta government had caused any ill
feeling here.
UNIQUE PAGEANT TO
BE HELD IN SPOKANE
Spokane. Wash.. April 21. (Spec
ial.) Hauling turnips, carrots, onions,
Rutabagas and other vegetables with
play express wagons, wheelbarrows
and tricycles. 60OO Spokane school
children will participate in the most
unique pageant ever held in the
northwest.
The vegetable parade wi'.l be the
concluding event of a garden contest
in which several thousand boys and
girls are causing as many backyards
to blossom and to produce real mon
ey. Following the parade, which will
be held during the week of the June
Pow Wow. or carnival, the horde of
young gardeners will take their vege
tables to the public stadium to be dis
posed of by auction.
This is the second year of the gar
den contest, which is conducted by
the chamber of commerce and the
Y, M. C. A., and every one of the 33
grade schools in the city has between
150 and 200 boys and girls who are
cultivating garden plots. In many
instances vacant lots have been so
cured by the children from their
neighbors.
We Have Just What You Want
in Farms and City Property.
CITY PROPERTY.
$ 400 House and lot 50x100; $200 down, balance $10 per month.
$1,100 ' roomed cottage close In; $250.00 down, balance $15.00 per
month
$1,500 6 roomed cottage four blocks from Main street. Paved streets;
half cash, terms on balance.
$1,500 Double house, 6 rooms in each apartment, lot 60x120 near
Catholic church; $500 down, balance $15 00 month.
l-WUM SXAIS.
$ j.-,00 2S acres, on McKay creek; good house and barn; 15 acres In
alfalfa; plenty o wa't-r; part cash, terms on balance.
$16,000 800 acres all in grain, fenced, farm buildings, water, 5 miles
from Railroad station; 1-3 cash, balance to suit purchaser at
8 per cent.
$20.00 per acre; 320 acres, all but 25 acres cultivated; running water
the year round; 200 acres In grain, 1-3 goes to the purchaser;
only 3 miles from Pilot Rock.
$1:2000 480 acres wheat land; 200 acres In wheat; 5 miles from sta
tion; part cash, c'isv terms on balance.
FARM LANDS IV ALL PARTS OF TUB COUNTRY.
LIVER.MORE BICKERS
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IIVKTtTA IS IGNORED
HY ADMIXLSTUATIOX
No Important Communications lla
With Mexico Since March 4.
Washington, April 21. Inquiries at
the White House concerning the exact
relations of the JInited States with the
Huerta government In Mexico at the
present time revealed that no messag
es of Important communications had
been transmitted to the Huerta ad
ministration since President Wilson
was inaugurated. Ambassador Wil
son has been In correspondence with
the state department and has been
given various suggestions concerning
the policy of the new administration
hre, but it was explained that Wash
ington has treated the Huerta admin
Istrntion merely as a defacto govern
ment. . No intimation was given of what
might be the policy toward recognlz-
Why You Should Have Us Build Your
Concrete Sidewalks
BECAUSE
Wo make a specialty of tins work.
We rush each job through saving you tlio inconvenience of
having your property torn up and your street andsidewalk ob
structed and littered for an unnecessary length of time.
We know our business, having handled some of the largest
government as well as large city contracts, and can save ycni
money.
Our Reference: Ask the Owners oi, or Notice the
Sidewalks We Built in Pendleton Last Year.
Estimates Cheerfully Given
PETR.E AVERILL
C04 THOMPSON STREET.
TIIONE BLACK 2372