Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, May 28, 1907, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TexttHE 3IORXIXG OREGOXIAtf, TUESDAY. MAT 28, 1907. 13 AMUSEMENTS. NEW TODAY. wMto, HEILIG THEATER Tonight 8:15 o'clock. Last Time Tomorrow Night HENRIETTA CROSMAN In Ernest Denny's Farcical Comedy, . "ALL-OF-A-SCUDEN-PEOOY" Prices Lower floor, 82.00. 81.50. Bal cony, $1.00. 75c, 50c. Gallery, S0c Seats selling at Theater. Stop Paying Rent ,1 KM I 1 HI riir-iT'l lilHllli;ilH minimum I 1 , 1 1 li 11 u I, Tl .nrrnl . ti i icsjj it i i mu in 1 1 iii i Mir, ii iiumiii fin " - ' ',in.;.r- Own Your Home Kt,yJ3r ' 1 ' 'garni . Buys a Home in LEY 99 A WEEK Portland's 11 1 i A WEEK Beautiful New Residence Addition Which is being sold under a SPECIAL PROPOSITION plan, and which IS LIMITED. It means money to you to learn about "Berkeley" which is the most attractive residence addition ever offered the public. Ideal location, magnificent scenery and we are selling lots for One Dollar ;a Week Come in or Telephone Us Today About Our "Special Proposition" The Curtiss Company ' Selling Agents. The Jacobs-Stine Company 309 Abing ton Building. Phones! A2696, Main 699 Fifth Floor Swetland Bldg. Phones: A2811, Main 359 DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REPORT. PORTLAND. May 11. Maximum ttraperi ture. T7 degrees; minimum ' temperature. B8 degrees, riiv.r reading at 8 A. M , 175 leer; change In Isst 24 heurs, rise 0.1 feet; tnial precipitation. 5 p. M. to A p. M, O Inch: total precipitation since September 3. inn, 42.0$ inches: normal precipitation since September 1. 1tn. 41' tnVhes: de ficiency. 1.82 inehea. Total aunahine. May 20. 1R07. 15 houra 31 minutes; possible eunshlne. May :!6, 190T. 16 hours SI mln utee. Barometer (reduced to aea level) at 5 P,., 29.88 Inches. WEATHER CONDITIONS. The barometer haa fallen slightly over th. tnter-mountaln states and Uprht showers have occurred In southern Idaho. Vtah and N-van's No rain haa fallen elsewhere on th. Pactfle Slop, and the. temparatur. has r.malnad nwrlr stationary. being b.low nor mal at the headwaters of the. Snake River and above normal at th. headquarters of th. Columbia Rivar. The Indication, ar. for generally fair weather in this district Tuesday with rla Ins temperaturea in southern Idaho. Th river at Portland was 1T.5 feet at e P M.. It will remain nearly stationary during the next three or Tour qsts. THERE'S GREAT ACTIVITY IN FBABI Think, for a moment, of the things that have happened in this delightful home place, since it was first thrown open for sale. Following is a partial list of them ROSE CIT r lL. portlanp, sAturda COAL IWlra ) kd with he gov ' 1 lands. l Routt tewn of if com bs the iny. It lproml- I .fend fed- iy of a. f rak. th. -a It lured CARS RUN TO R0SEOTr PARK Railway Company Correlates ' Remarkable Pieca of Track Laying in Suburb. Streetcars' began,' running regularly yesterday to. Roe. City Park. The Portland Railway, Light & Power com pani' have done remarkable. piece of railroad , building in about tlx 'weeks. The new esrllne runs for a mile or snore i long the Sandy Road boulevard, on. the top-of a high plateau, from 209 to 260 feet above the river In the short apace nf three months a oarllne- has been built, sv large water main laid and- con nected, telephone and electric eight serv ice established, . and, while thes4 Im provements were, going .on, over 400 lots have been sold along the carllne. Hundreds of people took advantage, of the opening of the new carllne to pay snother vi.lt to Ross City Park. .'Many of them were owners of lota already and others went out to. buy. Great- Im provements have been made along the 11ns. Hundred of acres have' , been cleared, miles of streets graded, and two large forces ef men are at work -putting In cement sldwwalks, one along he Ala meda In the upper 'tract the. other on Carvel avenue. " About SO acres at the extreme south eastern point of Rose City Park, com prises a natural amphitheatre.. An .op tion, on this entire 80-acra tract hag been taken by the Country club as a site for a permanent home ' fof Iteclf and. other kindred organisations. In the northeasterly" ndf'th-tntct along the. Sandy Road boulevard, a. site nas oeen .elected ror cue 11&.000 resi dence to be built br the lady dlreetdrs of the Ol Ladles' Home. The carllne to Rose City Park has been made a part of the East Ankeny .'Ir.er Two additional ears hav. . been pit on the run. giving -sv H-ralnate sonedule. Br-rrVrt Iter kee. rrony- lutt An 7 ejrldt March 11 First sale day of lots. March 17 In six days 314 lots sold. Then followed the street grading. The announcement of the first home to . be built. March 21 Over 435 lots sold. April 6 One hundred and seventy eight more lots made ready for sale. April 23 Over $100,000 worth of prop erty sold to date. May 7 Water piped to many parts of the tract. May 9 Over 625 lots sold. . May 18 Building of cement sidewalks started on large, scale. May 25 First streetcars start run beautiful new building for the Old Ladies' Home would be built in Rose City Park. May 25 First street cars start run ning to Rose City Park. May 26 Announcement that the Port land Country Club and Livestock Association has decided to build its clubhouse and grounds in Rose City Park. May 26 Over 1,000 people visited Rose City Park by streetcar and other conveyances. May 28 Everybody in Portland agreed that Rose City Park is all that is claimed for it and is the finest home building opportunity in this city today. BETTER BUILD IN ROSE CITY PARK ARTMAN & THOMPSON BANKERS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BUILDING THE PORTLAND POSTUJD, 08. BCBOPRAir rLA HODEBS ITAXJBAHT. COST OKI aUTXIOlT DOIXAHa. ltUt)UTCU 881 Tomtit HI teaKKUL minus Gpeelal rata an. It. to raaallie aa4 single gentleness, Tbe manajmiiBii will be plea awl a .11 tlqpoa to thaw I .o uis and gtve price.. A meeWa Turk ! bath ea tabUsbsass In the hotel. H. O. BOWKBS. I HOTEL OREGON J CORNER SEVENTH AND STARK STREETS. Z Portland's New and Modern HoteL Rates $1 per Day and Up. Z Z European Plan. Free Bus. J WRIGHT-DICKINSON HOTEL CO, Props. HOTEL PERKINS Fifth and Washington Streets PORTLAND, OREGON EUROPEAN PLAN see. tl. ts (S.M rer Day Aeoatgiam ta IVsaatlosk T1is4 Class Cheek 1 WKk & V. DATTKS. rrasldessX C . PATI8, Bea. swat Troae, St. Charles Hotel CO. (INCORPORATED) Front and Morrison Streets, PORTLAND, OR. EUROPEAN PLAN ' ROOMS 50c TO $1.50 FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT IN CONNECTION WEATHER FORECASTS. Portland and vicinity Tuesday fair; northwest winds. Weat.rn Oregon and Western Washing ton Fair: northw.at winds. Eastern Oregon, Eastern Washington and Northern. Idaho Fair. Southern Idaho Fair, except possibly Showers extreme east portion; warmer. pacific coast weather. i Observation, taken at 6 P. M. Faclfio time. STATION'S. Wind. Baker City..... Bismarck Bo.. Helna Kamloopa. . . North Had...., PocatMo Portland. Red Bluff Ro8eburs Sacramento. . ,. . Salt Lake Ban Francisco. Spokane. ........ Seattle Tatoosh Island. , Walla Walla ... 72 0.00J3W o'o.02f 4iNW 8 0.00 Calm S4 O.00'24INW 4NW iN ., 10N 10 NW 8jNW 10INW 2S W 4W lOiNW SiW 4W 60 T 7 0.00 as o.on 80'0.00 SS 0.00 Bl T. T4I0.00 l7o:o.oo 17210.00 iMin.on T80.00 Pt cloudy Pt. cloudy Pt. cloudy Cloudy ' Clear Cloudy Pt. cloudy Pt. cloudy Cloudy Pt. cloudy Cloudy Pt. cloudy Clear Pt. cloudy Pt. cloudy Cloudy !Pt. cloudy EDWARD A. BEAI.S. AUCTION SALES TODAY. At Oilman's auctton-roora. 411 Washinirtoa st.. at 10 o'clock A. M. 8. Is. N. Oilman, Auctioneer. At Baker's Auction House, corner Aldef and Park ate,, furniture, carpets, etc. 8al. at 10 o'clock. Baker A Son, Auctioneers. ELLISON ENCAMPMENT NO. 1. I. O. O. F. Keirular meetlns this (Tuesday) evenins;. May 28, at 8 o'clock. Odd Fellows' Temple, corner Flret and Alder sta. R; P. Degree, and other very Impor tant business. , Members urired to attend. E. E. SHARON, Scribe. WASHINGTON CHAPTER NO. IS. R. A. M. Special convocation this (Tuesday) evening, May 2, at 8 o'clock. Masonic Hall. Burkhard eldff. Boyal Arch Dearee. Visitor. welcome. Member, urged to attend. By order E. H. P. K. E. SHARON, Sec - THE MEMBERS OF THE UTOPIA RB BEKAH LODGE NO. 2, I. O. O. F., are requested to assemble at Dunning' Under taking Parlors. East th and Alder sts., at S P. M.. Tuesday, Msy 2S. to attend the funeral services of our late slater. Nancy L. Croxton. By order of the Noble Grand. PAIST E. COB. 6ec, . MEETING NOTICES. . , M MARTHA WASHINGTON CHAP Y"! TER NO. 14. O. Ev g. Special meet tia'1,K tBe Tueaday) afternoon to eon Tr duct funeral of our late slater. Nancy Oroxton. Servicea at F. S. Dunnlng'a Chapel. 2 o'clock. Friends Invited. Officers assernbl. at Burkhard bldg., 1 P. M. By order W. M. Belle Richmond. Secretary. A. A A. S. RITE. MULTNO MAH COUNCIL OF KADOSH NO. 1. Regular meeting In Auditorium, Scottish Rlt. Ca thedral, this evening, at 8 o'clock. Work In 80th de gree. By order, EM. COMMANDER. PORTLAND RETAIL MEAT DEALERS' ASSOCIATION Meeting tonight. Allaky bldg., room 800. Bustna of importance to all retail butchers. PTEP. ROBINSON In ithls city. May 2T. Nettle Robinson, aged 21 years. Funeral notice hereafter. CREWSE At the residence of his son. 102 Nebraska at., Fulton. Eleson C. Orewee, aged 48 years 8 months and 3 days. No- ' tic. of funeral hereafter. FUNERAL NOTICES. . t RUSSELL In this city. May 2fl. at th. fam ily residence, 1122 Eaat Morrison St., Mrs. Belle Kash Russell, eared H years, 1 month, s days. Friend, ar. reectfully Invited to attend th. funeral services, which will be held at the above, residence at 2 P. M. Wednesday. May 28. interment Rlvervlew Cemetery. HULME At Tlgardvllle. May 28. Minnie . M. Hulme, aged 28 years 9 months and 25 davs. The funeral services will b. held at IOCS Grand ave. North, at 10 A. M., Wed nesday. May 29. Friende Invited. Inter ment Ros. City Cemetery. WINKELMANN In this city. May 28. at her residence. 4oT East Couch at.. Hen rietta Winkelmann. aged 84 years. The funeral services will be held at the chapel of th. Portland Crematorium, at 3 P. M. today (Tueaday), Friends Invited. J. P. FINLEY SON, Ftmeral Ptreete.. No. tsi Sd at., cor. Madlaoa. Phone Mala 8. Thinning. McEntee OUbaugh, Funeral Di rectors, 7 th Fine. Phone M. 480. ld aatt. ERICSON rXDESTAKISO CO., 40 Alder at. Lady assistant. Phone Main 6188. EDWARD HOLMAN CO.. Funeral Ptiwt or., MO 3d st. Lady assistant. Phon. M. 507. ZET.I ER-BYRXFS CO., Fnaeral Direct art. 278 Koeaell. East 1088. Lady assistant. Washington HEILIG THEATER Main 1 Thursday. Friday and Saturday Nights, May SO, 31; June 1. Matinee Saturday. ANNIE RUSSELL, In the Delightful Comedy. A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S UREASI. Evening Prices Lower Floor. $.t; 81.50 Balcony, 81.00. 75c. 50c. Gallery, JOc. Matinee Prices Lower Floor. $1.50. $14)0. Balcony. $1.00. 78c. 50c. Gallery. 25c. MARQUAM GRAND Phone Main 2020. All Week, Commencing Tonight Matinee Saturday and Sunday. Saa Franclseo Opera ' Company Presents "THE STROLLERS " Prices, 25c, 50e. 75c. Matinee, 25c. 50c Baker Theater Geo. L. Baker, Gen. Mgr. Tonight All this week. Matinee Saturday. The Baker Stock Company in th. greatest Rursl Drama. "THE PAIR'S FARM." Beautiful pr.durtloo of this famous piece. . Direction Mr. Arthur Mackley. Evening prices, 25c, 35c, 00c. Matinee. 15c. 25c. Next week, "Never Again." LYRIC THEATER Phone Main 4685. This Week the Allen Stock Company Pre senting the Pleasing and Fopjlar Comedy-Drama. "POLLY PRIMROSE." Matine.s Tuesday. Thursday. Saturday and Sunday. Prices 10c, 20c. Every even ing at 8:15. Prices 10c, 2e and c. Reserved seats by phone, Main 4tiS5. Of fice open from 10 A. M. to 10 P. M. THE STAR MhJn8408. The Star Stork Company Presents, For the Entlr. Week of May 27. Tbe Thrilling and Emotional Melodrama, WEDDED. BUT NO WIFE," With strongly angmeaited cast. Mat.. Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays and Sun day. at 2:80. Prior. lOe and 20c, Every evening at 8:18. Price. 10c, 2 Or and 30c. RMerved touts for all performanor. THE. GRAND Week of Msy 27. Vaudeville De Luxe. Tbe Great Powell, Illusionist. Conjurer, .With Excellent Company. Special Added Feature The Parlalnn Grand Opera Duo Selections from Grand Opera in French. Karl A Wilson, Cora SimpMn, O. H. fuell ing and Cora Merrill. Frederick Roberts, Orandiarope. ' T s . PUNNING. Undertaker. 414 East Alder. Lady assistant. Boon Eaat 62. i BASEBALL RECREATION PARK, Corner Vaughn and Twenty-fourth. Portland ' vs. Oakland May 28, 29, SO, 31, June 1 and 2. Decoration Day, May 30, there will be a double-header, beginning at 2 P. M. One admission. Game Called at 3:30 P. M. Daily. Game Called at 2:30 P. M. Sundays. Ladies Day.Friday ADMISSION 25c. GRANDSTAND 25c, CHILDREN 10c CIRCUS DAYS PORTLAND Cor. 25th and Raleigh TUES.-WED. THURS. MAY 28-29-30 PERFORMANCES 2 AND 8 P. Iff. It F tot it EMtttrUai 2a astonishing ac08ats A Cwttts Jssism Oram $m Bmrlma Jsrfslfsls SSjiij swsw MS . oaiTHSU. sanLlsieni fr I - - L T - r..ll...1 II tcckkM Kaifh RKeri Sesns el Trsjs4 WSJ Beasts snltFLEURTMBPE f tsiLassii.e:ei ssssssssi s mtmtt trri sf Nrfarali. Elsaktrli , sWKUTsl sUU Ml JULMSJ Mlrhat' Jumping Horses rak. WalklnarlorM. Marvelous Plcktrdt Pretty Edna Maretta W S TM. A. . mm 8 AA V f f" ,sv( AS y;-Jel bisiSiTMtrvadir NEW TODAT. TO CLOSE AN ESTATE 14 acres adjacent to the, best part of Rose City Park. Price $10,500. Speculators, this is a snap. Look it up. " L. A. PATTERSON, . Room ell, 268 Stark Street. TERWILLIGER ACRES South Portland, in ran tract as Seattle ayndicate, Fhelan and Coatello Homestead and South Portland Heights. AT LESS THAN 8X30 PER LOT. as a whole. JOHN R. OATMAN, Attorney P. O. Box 74S. 445 Sherlock Bldg. Mortgage Loans, Lowest Rates Real Estate and Insurance A. H. BIRRELL 201 to 203 McKay Bids.. 3d and Stark. (TCOCn APARTMENT OR FLAT BITE TkHflTll Lot on Chapman street, near pWWUU Morrison; five minutes' walk to postofflre; best cloae-ln buy on West Bide; present income 8 per cent; price $5iu; terms. INQUIRE C. AEBJTF., JK., Photoarftsher, a33Ji FUtli St. H.W.LEMCKE COMPANY PROFITABLE INVESTMENTS tnnfl f-,ne tlu"-rter block in Irving wfUuU ton, cement curbs and side walks and shade trees. Terms arranged. so nflfl Beautiful modern home In O 10 UUU first-class condition on qiiar ter block. Sixth and Montgomery. Easy terms. 810 finn Ten-roomed house' and ons I0 UUU of the best quarter blocks In Xob HiU district. CCflfiri ?ew end entirely modern bouse WvuUU on quarter block. Ninth and "Wygant.' COOEfl Five-roomed cottage and full OOOjU lot an East Sixth, near Madi son. Don't overlook this bargain. t77Kn' E'eKant modern elght-momed Wl I ww house In Irvlngton, on corner lot, 75x100. t 111 Quarter block on East Mnr. CfU UUU, rison Street nearer the bridge than Union Avenue. tOK finn Corner at Fifth and Couch, ws-w UUU Now has some Income. This is worth investigating. tRnnn Si,e on I,0' street near 11th, wOUUU opposite the 'new terminals. 7C nnn First street near Morrison, vlw UUU pays now over JG00 per month. tCKnn Five and one-hnlf acres, two WUUilU blocks from the Kentlwortb. Station. This Is ready ta plat. QQnn Finest quarter block on Haw w0v)UU thorne avenue. This price U good for only a few days, and if you want a snap take It now. 0O nnn Qurier block with good im 0UU UUU provements paying over 13 per cent net per year. This is a rare good proposition. H. W. leracke Company Sixth and "Washington Streets. Msln 650 Home ASJT McKenna Junction The Tunnel Townslte Improvement Co. -win ofTer for sale for a short time r limited number of lota at McKenna Junction. McKenna Junction Is located on Co lumbia boulevard, at the approach of the tunnel through Dans street and un dor University Park, at the crossing- of the main line of the O. R. N. from the east with the main line of tho Harrlman system to Puget Sound. McKenna Junction Is where the depot and railroad yards will be. Orders have been given for assem bling of crews on the Peninsula, and work Is to be commenced very soon on the approaches to the tunnel, the lay ing; of tracks for the Swift and Ar mour Packing- Companies' plants and the completion of the Troutdale line. McKenna Junction will be a manu facturing city, with large pay-rolls. Other great Industries are planned for McKenna Junction. , '4 Buy a business lot now'before prices are advanced. For plats arid prices call on or address W. H. Grindstaff Offices Ooddnrd Station, oa St Jobjist car Una. BIO Commercial block. Phone Main 60O8. One Acre Of Garden Land for Sale Cheap Close to two earlines; 12 minutes' ride from center of city, ons acr .ofi the finest garden land; just the plaea for a man wanting a home where ha can have a garden, a horse and cow and still live in the city. 'Will build house to suit; may be had oa easy terms. Price $1650. Kext-door neigh, bor wants $2000 for his. W. M. C0PLAN, 270 Stark St., 1 Opp. Chamber of Commerce Entrance. GLISAN-STREET BARGAIN We have a full lof. .close In. on Gllsan St.. covered with a fine 9-room house that rents for 4n a month, that the owner wants to sell, because he's going away. If It Is not sold by the time he la ready to go It will b. withdrawn, but until then we'll adTrtia It everv Tueaday, Thuraday and Sunday, and every time there will be a reduction In the price, so watch this ad, for today II will be $10,000 Next Thursday the price will ba less, I WHITING & ROUINTREE 83V THIRD STREET. Fifteen Acres WEST SICE and close in; can be made very attractive as a lot propo sition. Some one will make big money on this. t B. S. COOK & CO, 251 Alder Street. For Rent We will rent to responsible tenant frem month to month until September 1st th. store known as No. 270 Washington street, Washington bldg.. one of th. most promi nent locations in Portland. ROUINTREE & DIAMOND S41 STARK STREET. SEE THIS! Fintire block on Grand ave.. S block from E. Morrison. 83O.O00; 1-8 cash down; sure to double in value within a year. HEALY INVESTMENT COMPANY. -210-a Ablcgton. 106 Third. St.