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NEWHATIONALBANK
ORGANIZED III CITY
: HIST0EI0 MAEQUAM BUILDING WILL S00K BEC0MS HOME OF NATIONAL BANK AND
uwiutiv ixuxw pEESENT BUSINE53 OF P0ETLAND TEUST COMPANY.
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Officers cf Portland Trust
Company Branch Out With
S5C0.CC0 Institution.
9 See America NOW! ' llilliraifil
OPERATIONS STAY APART
Mn Behind Hrpoaili.rj Bur Mar
qua m Building a : for Ilusl
bm .ru-r Improrrnwiif f 7t
' In 9100.000 Are Made.
A ntsr Natlopal hank cai'ltallasd at
1500. OOO haa brn org-anlisd by ofncere
of the Ported Trust Company.
will conduct both Iratltuttona In the
Mrouam buIl'tlnK. at Sixth and Mor
rison alrests. wr.lch u said for 1.S0.
tvO two irnki icn to an Independent
and separate company. crr.poJ of tha
sawne sst of mn.. ho wt'.l upend an ad
ditional 1 10. " In Immediate Improre
mscts. Tfce Incorp'Tatnra rf tt new banK
who hava applied to the Secretary of
the Treasury for a charier are 11. L
flttock. J 1- Karrel!. J.mn Twohy. K.
"W. Leadbetter. :aarlea II. trev." I B.
ilenef.e and Kmery olrr.lead. Mr. ril
tock will be president of the National
bank, a well a of t;ie trut company
ef which be la aireaily the head, and Mr.
Olmatead will be acme vlce-prcUent
of both Institution.
The two orjranir.-itior.a wl!l be oper
ated separately, although they will be
located In the same or adjoining rooma
la tha Marquam bulldlnx-
Bvlaraa Hkeira Kapld Growth.
The bualneaa of the Iort:aiid Trust
Company has been irronrlna- ao rapid;y
and so substantia'. In t:;e last few
years that expansion became necessary.
S that they mUt.t cater to the banktn
trade that seeks Rations with a Na
tional Institution, l. e Idea of Incorpor-attt:-
a National bank was adopted.
Tuts move Is In recognition of Port
land as the nnan. lI center f the North
west and anticipates tr.e future de
n.anl for accommodations by the
rrowlna; corporations of Portland and
lrin!t
The National bank, brine; associated
with the trust company, will enable the
combination to supply all posa.ble
hankie facilities to patrons of both
Institutions. Although the capital of
t new National tank wi:t be but
I'.uo u at the outset, the aim la to In
crease th!a capttallxation to 11.000.000
as aon aa the business warranta It.
The National bank will act as a re
serve aaent for banks of the Northwest,
as a liovernrnent depository, bank of
deposit and discount for firms. Individu
als and corporations.
Tract ssissar rsvatlsusea.
Capital of the Portland Trust Com
pany wi.l remain at $J0u. uoo. The con
cern will continue to exercise strictly
the functions of a savings bank and
trust company organised under the laws
of the state wnd subject to the euper
vtslon of the superintendent of banks.
Its activities In the field of savins: and
trust huslnesa will In no wav be cur
tailed, but. on the contrary, will ba In
creased through Its srn i.itlon with tha
new National bank, which association
cannot but be bclpful to It
It will, aa heretofore, seek the busi
ness of savins; depositors and Individ
uals havtna; trust funds to be held and
.-ared for. acting; as trustee for bond
Issues, escrow agent, executor or ad
ministrator of estates and trustee under
ueeds. wl'ls and agreements.
Kdgar H. Sensenlch. the present cash
ier f the trust company, will he the
ashler of ti e new National bank. Me
waa formerly associated with the Mer
chants National l-unk of Philadelphia
and with a large security house of that
CUV. '
l W. Hawkins will continue aa sec
retary of the truM company, and will
be active In the management. He re
cently came to Portland from Chicago,
where he was for several years with
the Continental ex Commercial Trust sV
Savings Hank, one of the large trust
companies of that cltv.
Kecently the law firm of Carey
Kerr has been retained aa counsel for
the bank. The large experience of the
members of the firm In corporation
work has especially fitted the firm for
the legal work of the bank.
Itallelag; set Re Isastrevesl.
Jtrnu'sltlon of the Mar. mam building,
which has an area of 100 by 75 feet on,
the north side of Morrison street, ex
tending from tlxtli street to Heventh
streets, makes It possible for the di
rector of the Portland Trust Company
to carrv out their expansion plans,
which have been developing In a period
of several months. The growth of the
commercial banking business In the
present qiarlers at Third and Oak
streets necessitated larger and Im
prove.! frti'llltlS
Negotiations for the purchase of tha
Mar.iuam bulMin were completed two
weeks ago when the sale waa an
nounce.!. The formal order of Judge
Volverton In the United Stales Plstrlct
Court, granting R. S. Howard. Jr. re
ceiver of the Title Guarantee A Trust
Company, to dispose of the property,
waa made Wednesday evening and en
tered estenlay morning
The new owners will take posseaslon
cf the buMd'.nir on June 1. hut prob
ablv will not begin their improvement
work until late In July or early In Au
gust. Steel for the supptirts on the
lower floors haa been ordered and re
construction work will begin as soon
aa It arrives. Present tenanta will be
allowed to remain In the butWInu
pending the beginning of work. The
solid stone walla on the first atory will
be torn out and the steel frames sub
stituted. New plateglass windows will
be substituted on all the lower floor
rooms which will be made particularly
attractive for retail stores.
Theater liatrasr PI a area la Flam.
The two banks will occupy tha cor
ner at t-txth and Morrison streets tak
ing all the space between Sixth street
attd the entrance to the Orpheum The
ater. The theater entrance will be Im
proved ard made more attractive. The
main aud'torlum of t'ie theater la not
In the Marnuam building but In tha
building Immediately north of lt The
lease for the entrance which la through
the Mar.iuam building will continue.
The corner at Seventh and Morrison
street will be remodeled so that It
will be modern and desirable for a
Mgh-rlasa mercantile establishment.
Ail the rooms between the theater en
trance and eleventh street likewise will
be Improved and modernised.
The upper floors, which are used for
ofH.-es and bachelor apartments, will
be repaired and made modern.
The cost of the Improvements are es
timated at lloe.Ac. but probably will
exceed that amount. No rxpenae will
be spared to make the butUltna modern
tn every particular an-1 to make the
banking quarters among the meet at
tractive and moet convenient In tha
cltv.
Title to the Marquam building will
not be In the name of the Portland
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t PKOI'KKTV AT SIXTH, MOIlHItO AM HKVE.MIt STHKKTS, WI1K I1 HAS HKKX WOLD KOK fTSOaJOO.
Trait Company, but In a new company
composed of Ita dlrectora who will
provide the funds for Ita purchase. The
funds In the bank will not be uacd to
pay for the hulMlng. x
WRIGHT SAFE IN ALASKA
Lighthouse employe Rescued After
Wreck of Vessel In North.
Safe ashore, returning to Ketchi
kan." read a telegram received here
Wednesday by Mrs. V. J. Wright, whose
husband was on board tne I'nltcd
States lighthouse fender. Armeria,
wrecked off Cape Hlnchlnbrook after
itolng to the rescue of the lone survivor
frc.m the tlayden Brown.
Mr. Wright hus been an engineer In
the Federal lighthouse service for li
years, and this Is the second occasion
he haa faced death In a shipwreck.
Intll a year ago last October he was
employed In the service at Portland,
but waa transferred to Ketchikan.
Alaska. Shortly after taking up his
new duties as lighthouse Im-pector In
the north he was w-recked on the Cot
iate City, which went down In Seymour
Narrows oft Cape Smudge, B. C. Jan
uary . 111.
In both of his wreck experiences
Mr. Wright lost all the clothing and
other personal property he had aboard.
He bad expected to be gone tnree
months on the present trip, but plnns
were changed when the vessel was lost.
GRAND TRUNKGETS SMITH
Hallway Name City Passenger
Agent for Portland.
In recognition of the Importance of
Portland aa a traffic center, the Grand
Trunk Hallway system ha nppolnted
lorsey B. Smith as ctty passenger agent
In this city. Mr. Smith will handle
the business for the entire ;rand
Trunk system. Including the Orand
Trunk Railway, proper, the Orand
Trunk Pacific Hallway and the Orand
Trunk Pacific Coast Steamship lines.
The office of the company will be at
S Third street, where Mr. Smith main
tains lit headquarters aa manuger of
the travel bureau.
Mr. Smith ha been In tha transpora
tlon buelnesa for more than 20 yeara.
He waa private secretary to A. I Moh
ler when Mr. Mohler was president of
the O.-W. R N. Company and later
held various official positions with the
Harrlman avstem. For the last few
years he has had charge of the Port
land travel bureau.
NORELLI, ARTIST, HERE
SWKDISH PRIMA DOXXA CALLS
PORTLAND JIOMF.
Tranj.formntton n Lnt Few Years
Is Great Surprise to Former
Resident, Who I Pleased.
It ha been three years since
JennleNorellt. the Swedish prima don
na, who calla Portland her American
home city, visited here, and she aaya
that after looking over the city and
noting the trans-formatlon from old
llantly lighted streets," went on
Msilame Norelll. "Many lighted lamps
and illuminated business eigns are de
lightful and one walks over the city
literally bathed In light. New Tork
Cltv boasts of a Great White Way.
Portland can. with perfect Justice,
boast of several."
Speaking tt herself. Madame Norelll
said: "1 was born in Ballnas, In the
northern sportlon of Sweden, and re
ceived my musical education In Stock
holm. My heart often goea back to
my girlhood days, when I played In the
snow with reindeer, but I look on Port
lard as my home. Years asro wa had
a house in Piedmont and I sang for
Iwn yenr hs soprano soloist In the
See the most beautiful and interesting part of
it from the N0KTH COAST LIMITED or
ATIANTIC EXPRESS, running through to
Chicago daily from Portland and the Pacific
Northwest,"" via Minneapolis and St. Paul.
EXCURSION TICKETS
On sale to all points in the East for various dates to September 30. Liberal time limits
and "stopovers" enroute. Additional stop allowed for making the side trip through
YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK
Through Gardiner gateway, the official entrance to the Park. Park season June 15
to September 15.
Full information as to rates, train service, etc., gladly furnished. Let
us arrange your trip and make your berth reservations..
A. D. CHARLTON
Assistant General Passenger Agent
255 Morrison Street, Corner Third Street, Portland, Oregon
Main 244 Phones A 1244
orthersi Faciirlc- Ry
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a1 list si iijpifl .p.Li.ii.tj-
g,l,wo- ..s
nuartet of the First Unitarian Church.
Then I left for Eu.-ope to go Into pro
fessional grand opera,
'I particularly enjoyed my last en
gagement here with the International
Grand Opera Company and remember
with special rleasure the ftne "IntTing
of the tenor Barre. one of my fellow
artists. At the conclusion of our tour
I sant? at the Denver music 'e"lv
Thla programme included Busoni, the
pianist and the Minneapolis Symphony
Orchestra. The engagement was a
big success and the protit was 12000
more than was realized at succeeding
festivals. Since then I have sung. In
grand opera and concerts In Paris,
London. Berlin and other European
centers. I love London and the Eng
lish audiences, they are so loyal to a
singer. This past season I appeared
frequently in London and Paris con
certs and also toured Ireland and Scot
land. I was present In the Hammer
stein Opera-House In London when
Misb Fellcie Lynne. the young Amer
ican soprano, mads her debut, and think
l,e hag a charming voire. She ought
to do welL My operas this season
have been 'Faust 'Les Hugenots and
'Lucia.' .
"I arrived In this country a weeK
ahead of the Titanic disaster and have
sung sn music festivals and concerts
in Colorado. Minnesota, Kansas and
North Dakota towns. I will sail for
Europe for a season of grand opera
early in August."
"Does grand opera pay?"
"Only to a few stars," replied Ma
dame Norelll. "Then why stay with it?
Oh, it is my profession. Grand opera
is educational and the crowd doesn't
want education. The American crowd
wants entertainment, therefore It fights
shv of grand opera. Foreigners glad-
ly go to grand opera because they are
used to it. The Italians and Germans
In New York City went to Hammer -stein's
operas and heiped him to make
money. New York is largely a for
eign. city. It Is American no longer."
Consul-General Hill Killed.
FRANKFORT - ON - MAIN, Germany,
May 23. United States Consul-General
Frank D. Hill, of Minnesota,- was killed
today by falling over the railing of the
staircase in a hotel here. He was found
on tf ground floor with a broken
skull. It is assumed the accidpnt was
caused by an attack of giddiness.
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Licenses I -sued at Vancouver.
VANCOUVER. Wash, May S3. (Spe
cials Dirk Hoogendom. from Netne.
Alaska, and Miss Louise L. Koss. of
Roberta. Or. arrived her today and
secured a license to marry. They were
accompanied by J. P. Riley. Frederick
A. Miller and Mrs. Mattle H Hamel. of
Toetlsnd. serured a marriage license.
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Madame Jennie Norelll. Prima J
Itoaua, Who Mauia at the llel- t
lig Theater Sunday Afternoon.
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sharks lito skyscrapers. Portland will
for the future live In her memory as
The City of many White Ways."
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Co.
This Remarkable List
of Instruments Sold
New, Exclusively
by the
Wiley B. Ailen Co.
Morrison Street at Seventh
Pianos
MASON & HAMLIN
HARDMAN
PACKARD
KRAKAIJER
LUDWIG
H0BART M. CABLE
HARRINGTON
PRICE & TEEPLE
MILTON
HENSEL
REMBRANDT
Player Pianos
THE ANGELUS
HARDMAN
KNABE
PACKARD
KRAKAUER
FISCHER
LUDWIG
HOBART M. CABLE
HARRINGTON
PRICE & TEEPLE
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THE AUTOTONE
THE PLAYOTONE
Your inspection and test are coVdially solicited.
Sold on Easy Payments if Desired.
Morrison Street at Seventh.
is not an abstract thin
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extraordinary Paige mechanism.
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ly looking at any number of cars in any particular
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ences. The cars will all look pretty much alike.
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body-types on one car are like the same standard
body-types on another.
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the standard of high quality in its field.
Regular Equipment on all Paige Model
Top and Single Vision Windshield
5 black enamel Iampa, generator, horn, toola, jack and nr
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STODDARD -DAYTON AUTO COMPANY
Edward E. Gerllnger, General Manager.
Salesrooms, BOO Washlnicton Street. Slarshall 1915, A 107.
Service Department S8 Tenth St. Marshall 2043.
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