11 UIING IS SUCCESS SCENES DEPICTING REALTY MEN'S VISIT TO EASTMORELAND. baity Men Have Gala Time at Eastmoreland. EED COLLEGE INSPECTED TUV. jBFXTVVY. OIIFOOVTW. IORTI.A"t, JUNK 2, 1912. ,: ....... --- - rf; j. - -yr, k-rs Learn of Kxtcnelve Devel ipmenu That Are fnder Way In One of Portland's Finest ' Residential District. Imbri or the Portland Realty ird. la their pulley la Inspect and aequalnted personally with tha ny progressive sections ef tl Kaat ', visited Kaatmorcland Monday lor tha direction or K. N. "lark. ere they were presented with anor--hoard hats and given the first "da Issued from Head College. Tha ieepaklns" constated of a plat of slmoreiand. After tha "graduating wlsee." tha flrat of tha Inatltutlon, members were made honorary mem--a of tha alumni association. rhnn they were ehown what baa been -ompllahed toward tha development Kaalmureland. They found one of tha Krai concrete mlxere In Oregon, Irli la being uaed In tha hard-sur-a Improvementa that ara to ba laid ough Uastmoreland. rhe contract haa been let for tha lm- tvement of all tha streets In tha iltlon, and la ona of tha largest eon- iCta yet let In tha city. It Includes a paving of between It and It mllea hard-surface pavement, on which tha rk haa been etarted. A considerable rtlon of tha addition haa been aold 1 between 60 and first-class homea o to ba erected at once by purchasers. rhe Improvementa In tha addition In de the laying of many mllea of rnalna. gas plpa and sewera. Tha und Conatructlun Company haa the nera contract for tha erection of i Head Collet building. Owing to i rain, most of tha vlaltora did not lit the buildings, but could aea from car windows that good progreaa being made on the buildings. It k three cars to accommodate those o visited this addition. Tha realty n were Impressed with tha fact that era la big development In prograas tnia part of the test Hide. Work is being completed on the sewer stem of Westmoreland, where sewera e being laid In all the atreeta pre- ratory to tna hard-surface pare nts. The Improvement of Mllwaukla eet alao Is In progress, and it will completed soon. trouble tracks are elng laid between Igate street and Hay bee avenue. Tha provement will extend to Nehalem enue In He II wood. It la expected to Kast Seventeenth street rroenad rough Midway In the near future. anoiner street Is needed badlr Tha ater Hoard la laying a large reln- cing water main south from Holgata Kaat Twenty-third street It will extended to Hellwood and connected th the main that now supplies that iri.t ana a circuit win bo formed, abundance of Mull Kun water la nmiaed on completion of this pipe- SV FIXE HOMES CYDEn WAT B. Hasting to Ilnlld Attractive Dwelling In Kaatmorcland. I'lana and speolflcatlona have been eparad for a two-atory ten-room res- ince to ba erected for Professor 1L Hastings, on Kast Thirty-second and aymora streets, Eaatmoreland. The at Is estimated at $7t00. It will be of e Colonial atyla of architecture, with ingied exterior, and will contain tha llt-ln conveniences. It will hays rdwood fioore, furnace heat and esaed brick fireplace In the living- om. It will be Bnlahed In selected flr and ijlte enamel. It will ba tha flneal aldenre yet erected In tha Eaatmore- nd district, but aevarat othera along a -.me line ara projected for that oltlon. A garage will be built In nneotlon with tha bouaa. Tha alauti tiding at Investment Company drew plana for tha structure. This same company haa four home! Uer construction In Irvlngton. all of hlch cost above 15000. One on Eaat wetity-fourth and Knott streeta. for William A. Nhea, will cost ttOQO. an adjoining lot a $4000 home la In built for Mr. Hants, of thla com- ny. On Kaat Twenty-flrst. between anton and Blsklyou atreta, the com- ny la erecting a realdencn (or U. K. in, which will ooat $5210. and en I.i I r an I v.lh l,:l e )d Klickitat afreets, a residence coat- $000 la belna; built for Dr. A. F. tsel, which will soon be finished. The Hutterworth-Htephrnson Com- my haa prepared plana and con- enevsd the erection of a home for J. . Kherwood, state commander of tha . O. T. M., on Tillamook and Kaat wenty-nlnth streets. It will ba two orl-a and a half, Jx35 feet In sue. tre attto there will be a playroom. lie house will cost $5,100. Apartment-House Vntler Way. M. n. Oodf rey haa started on tha action of a three-story apartment illding. 40 hy SO feet In else, to be illt on Vancouver avenue, between ussell and rage streets, to cost $34. 0. Tha building will have a pressed Irk exterior with heavy cornice, and to have a maaalve balcony porch sa nding; acroaa the front. It will have apartments of two and three rooma i h to the floor, and the structure Is rringed so that all the tenants will rive ouisiue ventilation, jiainison a nuerson have the contract for tha rectlon of this building. Churoh Bnlldlng Renovated. Ty,e church and manse of the Grand vciiiio I'nited Presbyterian Church, at ic northwest corner of Wasco street id Orand avenue, are being thorough. , renovated. A aoclat room has been lit In the basement, which will ac immodate more than 100 peraone. Tha terlor of the auditorium haa been re nted and new carpets put down. Both ulldlnga have been repainted on the utslde. The truatrea offered the prop- iv i " r aii jrver. oil, ii a aaua- u-tory offer was not made It was de- ded to remain at the present location nd repair me property. I'lans Are Prawn for Flat Plans have been prepared by Archl eta Jacobberger at Smith for a two orv frame building to be erected on ast Twenty-fourth and East Gllsan treets for Mra. U Zlnsley. It win ba xi feet In alxe, with full cement riseiuviii. biiu win cuiuwn (our nais r four rooms and bath each. It la of olonlal design. Spokane Man Invents Here. Allan N. Peel, of Spokane, has pur. issed from Love St Kennedy a modern ungalow at the corner of Kmeraon ireet and Cleveland avenue. Walnut ark, for $4700. Mr. Peel will occupy nxoperty aa Jiia , " A ' " ,' .-ia' . .' f .....1 area MILWAIKIE PLAXS EJCTF.XSIVE PCBLIC IMPHOslIMETITS. ' Streets to Ue Paved and Municipal Water System Crged Larger lllgn Sc-hool Dnlldine Needed. The pioneer town of Mllwaukla la making rapid progress. During the week tha new modern hotel building, erected by I. Gratton on Front street, at a cost of $14,000, waa opened. The building la well planned, and la consid ered quite an addition to Mllwaukla. It la expected tnat Mllwaukla will have new central high achool build ing erected soon on tha two-acre alts recently purchased by tha board of directors for $0004 In the - Ilennlraan tract, near Waahlngton atreet. It will probably be a fire-proof building. Ac cording to the report of Mra. J. L John son, clerk of the district, the present eight-room schoolhouee Is overcrowded, even the office of the principal being used, and hence a new building la con sidered a necessity for next year. Tha district haa no debts. Consolidation of tha Mlnthorn Sprlnra Water Company and Mllwaukla Water Company Into the Mllwaukla Water Works Company haa been accomplished. It la announced by those Interested that water will be supplied for the consoli dated system from the Mlnthorn Springs pumping plant, and that aa aoon aa possible tha capacity of tha plant will be enlarged to meet all de mands for fire and domestic purposes. The consolidated company will Issue bonda for extenalon of water mains. The district Includes Ardenwald on tha north aide of Mllwaukla. Mayor 8trelb haa appointed a special committee to look Into a proposition for tha city of Mllwaukla to Issue bonds and establish a municipal wa ter plant to be operated by the city. The Mayor favora auch a measure. Provision baa been made for laying hard-surfsra pavement on the Poster road, leading aoutheast from Mala atreet to the cty limits. Alao the Im provement of Front atreet will be un .rn-.ut'fncc n !Pv.ri "I - i if-' r - ry ' i , a,. ' -- 1 . : y i .. IMviEXatS LOBRT TO BR FEATURE OF BTRl'CTt'RIC The new Hotel 8ea Crest, which Is to be built at' Bay ocean, will be an unique building. The doors on either aide open into the general lobby, which will be two stories high. Surrounding the lobby will be the eleeplng-roome of the first floor. With broad stalrwaya at the side, a baloony over the lower tier of bed rooms Is reached, from which opens the upper tier of sleeping-rooms. At each and of tha open lobby will be a large fireplace built of ratlve stones. One part of tha lobby will ba used as the music and reception rooms, while the other part will be given over to billiard, smoking and office rooms. It Is expected that the hotel will be completed this Hummer. ' Z-CXT2 dertaken during the year. Theaa Im provementa will aggregate about $15,000. It la announced authoritatively that a syndicate ia negotiating for tha pur chase of the lilchard Schott farm, which Ilea on the north aide of Mil waukle, partly Inside and partly out side the city Uralta. It comprlaea more than 100 acrea of land, extending on both aldea of Johnson Creek, between Portland and Mllwaukla. If the negotla tlona aucceed. It will mean that thla tract wtU be platted Into auburban uomeeltea. At present tha farm la rented to gardeaera. COOS TO PROTECT FORESTS Fire Patrol Asaoclatlon to Interest Children In Movement. MAR8HFIELD. Or, Jana L (Special.) Tha Cooa County Fire Patrol Asao clatlon baa adopted a novel means of securing mora Interest In this county In tha matter of forest-Ore protecUon. W. J. Conrad, tha secretary, will aend out to the school children eome In teresting literature Instructive of tha forests and will hold a prise essay contest. The children of all tba sohools In tha county will bo Invited to write essays on tha subject of pro tecting the forests from Ore and prises aggregating $5 in cash will be offered to the wlnnera. The achool officials ara oo-eperatlng In tha movement. The purpose Is to arouaa mora Interest In tba matter of protecting agalnat flree and It la thought that tha prise essay conteat will Increaae tba oo-operatlon of the people of the locality In the annual fire light. Tba county association this year will take more pains than aver to cbeck the Ore damage. Last year the forest loaa waa brought down to al most the minimum and thla year tele phone llnea will ba extended for the uae of raogera, new tralla will ba cut and a large force of men will ba en gaged to act aa aaeletant ran sera. The county work la In conjunction with that of tha atata Ore patrol asaocla tlon. Count B. Baknraa. Oeverner-OeMral ef Formosa, haa Imported tba first automobile lato tha Island. It la a four-cylinder car and was constructed la Tohto. Aaother car la to ba ordered aooa by tha Talwaa Railway Hotel for tha uae of Ita rueats. BATOCEAN TO HAVE UNIQUE HOTEL BUILDING. i- . - '"a I GAS PLANT UNDER WAY PROJECT WILL- COST 00,00 WHEN COMPLETED.1 Work Is Started on Six-Mile Main at Ldnnton First Cnlt of Plant to Be Kcutly Tlila Year. Work will ba etarted Immediately an the big plpa line which will connect the new $3.00,00 gaa plant of tha Portland Gas 4 Coke Company at LI an ton with the dlatrlbutlng tank at tba foot of Gllsan atreet, according to an announcement made last week by Guy Talbot, president of tba company. The blgh-pressura main will be alx mllea long and 1 Inchea In diameter. The digging of the trenches and the In stallation of the main wilt coat about $100,000. Tha company will expend about $$00,000 In addition during the next six months en tha first unit of the gaa plant at Linnton. Besides this develop ment, the company la laying about 7$ mllea of lateral mains In Portland, which Includes an extension to Lenta and Woodstock. The lateral pipe llnea will ooat about $500,000. About 200 men ara now employed In thla part of the work and about 209 more will be added to the forces when tha company begins construction of tha Linnton plant. Preliminary work on the alte of the plant at Linnton haa been la progress several weeks. Tha bulkhead and wharf on the river front are about completed, and the fill between the bulkhead and upper part of the alte la well under way. The offlcera of tha company an nounce that the new plant will be among the most modern and complete In the United States. Tha buildings will be of concrete construction and of highly ornamental design, It is planned to Improve the surroundings with parkings, treea and ahrubbery and to beautify tha property In accordance with tha plans of tha City Beautiful. Tha plant will have a capaoity of about 11,000.000 cubic feet of gaa dally. Thla Is about 10.000,060 feet In excess ... . .v i -1 This Is Where the Parkrose Children Go to School What a pretty place it is. Plenty of room for all the healthful, rollicking games. Lots of shade and green grass. You couldn't ri-l'r' find a. more ideal place for the growing, lively young minds and bodies to work and play in. yfyp Parkrose has all the advantages of the city, together abundance of fresh air, health and outdoor life of the A home in the heart of the city can't be compared to a home at Parkrose. It's a wonderful place for the children and the grown-ups, too. It has all the advantages of right in town electric lights, telephone, deliveries, schools, good car service just a few minutes beyond Uose City Park. An acre at Parkrose costs no more than a good city lot. Take the I Jose City Park car today and visit Parkrose. Then come and sec us about terms and prices. Slauspn-Craig Company Successors to Real Estate Department Hartman & Thompson Chamberof Commerce Bldg., 4th and Stark Streeta of tha maximum dally eonaumptlon al present In Portland. New Car Barn to Rise. The old frame carbarn at the aouth east corner of East Twenty-eighth and Kaat Coucb atreeta, which waa the flrat building of th kind built In East Port land, was torn down last week. Work will start on a brick carbarn, 200 by 7$ feet, aa the alte of tba old frame structure. The cost la given aa $40,lru0. Gasoline Thresher Secured. COTTAGE GROVE. Or, June 1. (Special.) The flrat gasoline thresh ing outfit to ba purchased in thla vi cinity arrived last week, consigned to McDole brothers- The outfit alao In cludea the first all-steel aeparator brought here. PAISLEY EXPECTS ROAD NEVADA CALironXIA . OREGON OFFICIALS INSPECT, Engineer for Irrljatlon Contpanj Give Details of Project for He. claiming; Yat Acreage. PAISLEY. Or, June 1. (Special.) "We will extend the Nevada. California aV Oregon Railway from Lakevlew to Palaley, Juat aa aoon aa trafflo la ready for ua. We wlP not wait for freight to accumulate, but will bulkl aa aoon as trafflo warrants the extension." This statement, by Oeneral Manager T. T. Dunaway, of tha Nevada. Califor nia Oregon Railway Company waa made to the dtlxena of Tataley. the Summer Lake and Chewaucan Valleys, following tha announcement In the Oragonlaa ef the plana of the North weat Townalte Company, of Philadel phia, to apend nearly $3"0.0 during the somlng year In building the dam. reservoir and canal for the Palaley Ir rigation project. Many believe, wltk Governor Weat and "Bill" Hanley. that the tract of 1J.0O acres, to be re claimed by the flood watera of the Chewaucaa Ktver, will make Palaley one of the famoua fruit dlatrlcta of Oregon. The announcement of the plans of the Phlladelphlana caused the forma tion of an automobile expedition te Paisley from Lakevlew, led by the rail way men. In the flret car waa Mr. Dunaway and II. H. Riddel, who was one of the contractors on the recent extenalon of the Nevada, California Oregon road from Alturaa. Cat, to Lakevlew, Or., alao Civil Engineer M. r Hice. connected with the roal: 1L W. Drenkle. V. L. Pnelllng. Mr. Bald win and George Hanklna of Lake view. The second car brouaht Mayor Ulna hart, Judge Henry L. Hanson, Attorney U f. Conn, W. A. lnaway and J. N. Watson of Lakevlew. In the third car were a P. Moao. W. A. MaaalngllL W. II. fturk, E. M. Brattain and Circuit Judge H. A. Brattain. The Paisley Commercial Club had been notified of the Intended vlalt, and a reception committee, headed by Editor L. H- Jones of the Chewaucan Press, met the delegation and accom panied the members up the west shore of Bummer Lake, to sea tha orchards and farms that have attracted ao much attention. Beveral of the vlaltora also went out upon the segregation and ex amined the tracf te be Irrigated. In the dining room of tha Chewaucan Hotel the visitors were given a hearty welcome by the cltlsens. and after din ner apeechea were made by Manager Dunaway. for the railway company, hy president F. I Young of the Pala ley Commercial Club, who spoke of the great developmenta of tha Bummer Lake Valley that are now assurred: by Mr. Snelllng. who extended tha con gratulations of Lakevlew; by Judge Brattain who Is largely Interested In cattle raising In the Chewaucan Val ley, and by Chief Engineer Rexford A. Harrower, of the Northweet Town site Company. He explained tha phy. slral featurea of the Irrigation project. "Mr. Harrower." eaye the Chewaucan Press, "made a splendid address, giving details regarding the work In which he Is engaged, and making a distinct hit with his audience." Mr. Harrower Is a graduate of Lehigh Vnlveralty, and got hla training In hydraulic en gineering with tha American Plpa Construction Company, ef Philadelphia, which built water worka and reser voirs for the Pennsylvania Railroad cosUng more than. 1 15,009,000. On Joint account with the railway company this corporation owne mora than a acore of different water companies In Pennsyl vania. Manager Dunaway, before leaving, promised te return to Paisley In about a month to make a detailed Investiga tion of the freight possibilities of the Chewaucan and Bummer Lake valleys, of which Paisley Is the center. While the delegatlona of railway of ficials and Lakevlew business men were making speeches, tha women of Paisley took charge of the automobiles and decorated them with roses, lilacs, and blossoms front peach, apple, and plum trees, which spoke eloquently of the possibilities ef tha aheltered val ley. Before the return to Lakevlew, At torney L. K. Cona, spoke in glowing terms of tha soil, climate and certain future prosperity of the velley. Enxi neer Rice, on behalf of the visiting railway men, thanked the cltlsens for their reception, and expressed their hope that the vlalt would hasten the advent of the railway. Supervisors to De Chosen. OREGON CITT. Or, June 1. (Spe cial. K Two new aupervlaors for the echaole of Clackamae County will be XVU ARE jf SB ittrVrisoncrBmushlHcre Prove Frauus. LINKED WlTH:.CMG Joe Pr! borate . la IIol Partner, TOtt to TT-. mente - .. 1 A eat JTUDfll' B.ovenlng lh- 'fraudulent real ,1 Tra"" a.?.1 V t SeaTs s e n as eau - . . u I Cou IDt In. U3f f w Jail. I .14, tnrou gh CALGARY The rapid prowth which Tortland, Seattle, Spokane and other Western cities have enjoyfd ia beinf? experienced in Calgary the Wonder City of the Canadian West. B E C A U s Ctlgvj is the commercial metropolis of the Middle Can adian West. Cfchjary is the distributing center for three provinces greater in extent than ten states of the Union. Calgary, with cheap power, natural gas, a favorable labor market and splendid railway facilities, in already an im portant manufacturing center. Calfary, with the Panama Canal completed, will by rea son of its strategic position be the greatest manufacturing center of Western Canada. E Manufacturers in almost every line may find their golden op portunity in Calgary. Special reports upon any line of indus try prepared and forwarded. ANDREW MILLER Industrial Commissioner, Calgary, Alberta. with the country. choaen by the County Educational Board next Monday, to fill vacnncle due to the retirement of Carl K. An derson, -who has been elected prin cipal of the Weat Oregon City schools, and Mrs. Emllle C. Hliuw, who has been chosen principal of the school at Wich ita,. In the north part of the county. J. E. Calavnn probably will bo retained as supervisor. There are fow appli cants for the positions, which pay I H'0 a month and traveling expenses for 14 months In the year. The members of the County Educational Hoard are County School Superintendent T. J. Oary, II. u. Starkweather, E. Brodla. John It. Cole and Henry ll.iblcr. Marahrield Holds Cclchradon. MARS II KI ELD, Or., May 31. (Special! P. L. Campbeii. president of thi tTnlveraity of Oregon, delivered the Memorial day address at the exerclsei held by the O. A. It., at the Musonlc opera-house yesterday sfternoon, tin ceremonies were followed by the dec oration of the graves at the cemetery, I'roiessor Campbell also delivered th address at the graduation exerclsei of the North Bend High Hchool last nlifht. He addressed the gradiialea ol the Marahlleld High School, Wednes day. Fur the care Vfitie futniltf J " J' vou realize whnt defect in the title nil's. ii in tho prop er protection of yout family T Protect yout di'nr ones and alo your e!f before yon close any real estate deal by seour ing. piarantoed ("ertil'i eate of Title. Investi pate. Cnl! for hook I.., Titl It Tenat I fj Co., 4th A Oak , T eV Ttfls M Treat Ce, cOU?Ottsy Port ?VDAVJ Omgor f r.i. ., land. Q Please eond - ; - " - me your free booklet. art SIT sir ft Name. b'i Address S The Fastest Growing City Western Canada