THE OREGON SUNDAY : JOURNAL PORTLAND. SUNDAY MORNING. OCTOBER ' 8. 1SC3.
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CHELAfJ TO BRIUG
: CAR OF FRUIT
Wenatchee and All - of ; County
. Making Big Preparations for
Week at Fair.,
BIG PROGRAM OF
, ' ' MUSIC AND ADDRESSES
Reduced
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Rates oil .Railroads and
Sleeping t;ar Will Bring Large
Crowd ' on Excursions That Will
Leave for Exposition October 9.
' Snerial DUnatrfc to Tea Jeereal.r
.Wenatchee. Wash.. Oct. 7. Wenatchee
and all Chelan county are ."making ar
: rengementa to make Chelan county week
at the Lewis and' Clark fatr one of
tk hlaenst weeka of the eBtlre fair.
Chelan, Cashmere. Leavenworth and thai
ret of the smaller settlements or me
county are showing a great Interest In
'the preparations, that are -being made,
and as each settlement of any note, will
liave It own separate day at the fair
each la strivinx to outdo the other.
, The eounty as a whole has contributed I
a carload f fruit which will be dls-1
Itributed free at the county booth. The I
greatest part of the fruit shipment Is
composed of the larxe apples.of thle sec
! tVBi and It. la thought will be aa blx
tan advertlaement of the county aa could
i be devised. . '..
jilra. Frank Reeves, wife of a former
? prosecuting attorney or me county, is
the Chelan county hostess. ' una nas se
lected a staff 'of assistants from each I
town In the county, who will assist her I
la her duties at the fair.
The railroads have made a reduction!
In the rates to the fair, a rare of fie
Tha eleeper fara has' been re-1
duced, end awing to the concessions
I that have been- made a larxe number I
from the county Will leave on the -ex
cursion .leaving here Monday night and
arrtvlnx In Portland Tuesday noon.
' iTha followlnx la the program that
baa been arranxed for the weeks
. TuHdiT. October 10. Is Chelan day:
. fyenatchee day la Wednesday, there will
be musto by tha Wenatchee .band, solos I
i from Wenatchee vocalists and a. reoep. I
lion in ine pariora 01 tne niiainpun
atata building by the Chelae f'in
hostess ; October II will be Cashmere I
:' day: October IS will be Leavenworth
and Peshastln-'day, the programa fori
. which will be similar to the previous
'days. of tha week.-- Saturday will be
'Chelan County day, the biggest day of I
J the week. There will be a larxe musical
' program and addresses will be made by
the various mayors of the towns of the
. eounty. . . . ':
DEATH IS VICTOR IN RACE
THROUGH TWO STATES
. (gperlal Dtspateh by Leased Wire to The Joeraal)
Chicago, Oct 7. Haat . tralna and
: , speedy horses combined In a grim race
j . through two states agalnat fast ap
proaching death today." For 10 hours of
I light and darkness a man held tha dying
? ' ' form' of his mother In his aching arms.
On a flying train he held er. In a
wild' li-tnlle midnight ride on a Jolting
- farmer's wagon, the woman's head was
, 'pillowed against the Jars by his shoul
; 1er, hla tired anna shielding her frail
form. And then. : when the goal was
, all but reached and life seemed certain
victor tba race was won by death.
I -.- The mother was Johanna Gossan "
years of age,- who had been bitten by a
mad dog. The man was Ferdinand
Arodt, her aon-la-law. The race was
from Fox. Wisconsin, to Chicago, where
atanda the Pasteur Institute, the only
'i hope e gainst rabies. .-,
The story came out at the Inquest
em station as she waa about to be taken
jtp the hospital in a cab. r v-..
LAWS0N ASKS GOVERNOR v
, ' TO AID POLICYHOLDERS
i' eBwaseMaaisBSBaMiiiiaa '
, ! ' Spadal Ptopateb to The Jonrnal.)
Helena, Mont., Oct 7. Governor Jos
eph K. Toole today received a meaaage
j from Thomas W. Lawson.l of Boston,
'asking him to serve on a committee to
I select directors for the three New York
jlltm Insurance companies now being ln--1
veatlgated in that city, whose purpose
I shall be to -obtain -full restitution and
punisnmeni oi wrongooers. uovernor
Toole has not as yet determined upon
any action he may take in the matter,
he not haying had time to consider it
at all. owing to the great demanda upon
his , time because of the Influx of vis
itors at hla office and residence during
the state fair now being held. He there
fore did not feel Inclined to discuss the
subject at all for the present at least
PAY BACK MONEY OR
GET OUT OF MISSOURI
J (Special Dlipttrh by Lrated wlr. to Tb 1 oaraai)
! Jefferson City, Oct. 7. State Insurance
H j Superintendent Vandlver today wrote to
if- pr"l,Jnt McCall of the New Tork Life
j (demanding that the funds appropriated
, , to the Republican campaign be returned
i . 4. III. KnK.a k n 1 .1 . . .
Koin-r-iiuiueii ana mat an entire
i t Aew set of officers be elected to print rnl
I f J Missouri.
Ha be shut out of
AN OPINION OF THE JOURNAL AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM
ARLETA LAND CO.
AND VERNON 1
.TJ H. L. CHAPIN iV
-;''..''.." . REAL ESTATE 'J
.' " 1 . 240 Stark 8treet, Portland, Oregon '
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Editor of Oregon Journal Dear Sir:. I am pleased. to state that I made six.
sales in Ina Park from my "ad.", ina single issue of your valuable paper, and
"have many more deals pending from the same "ad." Of course the splendid .,
, offer I am making contributes largely to these sales; but I am more than pleased '
ui shj many 01 your rcaaeri are among the progressive home-loving and home
getting citizen, of our great city.. . s; H.X. CHAPIN,
246 Stark Street, Portland, Oregon. - . "
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John D. Rockefeller in His New .Wig and His New Golf Suit With the
Huge Pockets That Have Set the Paragra'phers to Grinning.'
MOTHER ANO RICHES 6REET
1NG FISHE
Frank Coodliffe Reaches Port to
Find Life of Easa and Luxury
- Awaiting, Him.
(Special Ilapatch by Leaaea Wire to The Journal)
San Francisco, Oct. 7. Tha safe ar
rival of the cod fisher. City of Papeete,
at thla port today was tha signal for
rejoicing .in many homes, but It la prob
able that there Is not one who haa
greater cause for being happy than the
mother of Frank Ooodllfte. a fisherman.
She came all the way from England to
greet htm and tell him the glad tidings
that a life of ease and luxury is opened
to him- if he would only give up the sea.
He Is a sailor and the men on the City
of Papeete Touch for hla extraordinary
ability... They feel, however, that bis love
for the Sea is so great that wealth will
not prevent him from following the -calling
he haa adopted. - His mother un
doubtedly haa a similar feeling, as' she
did not leave him out of her sight onco
after they landed on the wharf. For daya
she has been waiting here for news of
the vessel and. wh.eotheyessel dropped
anchor In the harbor- she was the first
to clamber aboard. '
Frank Ooodliffe arrived here from New
York" on the ship Atlas and signed on
the City of Papeete as a fisherman.- The
veasel had hardly passed out of the har
bor on a six months cruise to Okhotsk
sea, than word came from England that
thr why..Rmit nf ftnnrfllffa m,mm q.
neatly desired. A relative had died and
a 'Vast fortune was' left Ooodliffe.' Un
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leas a steamer was chartered to follow
the codflaher, nothing could be dona until
her return . to this port. This was com
municated to England and about a month
ago .Mra. Ooodliffe arrived in thla city
where she has been patiently " waiting
for her son's return. Ootidllffe Is yuum
and on tha cruise made htmself popular
with the men on the veasel.. He braved
the elements In the cold -with the rest
and when he left his comrades on the
wharf he waa heard to say that ha would
surely sea them again. ,
ARE NOW TELEPHONING
FROM LONDON TO ROME
! (Journal Special aVrrlee.) '
London, Oct 7. Telephonio communi
catlonv has ' been' established . between
London and Rome, a distance of 1,100
miles. ' This has been accomplished by
the aid of the Invention of Professor
Majorama of a new. microphone. While
conversation between the two cities is
not yet eaay, in tha tests made by the
catlon haa been established and dis
jointed ' words have been heard. The
Inventor hopea by Improvements to make
conversation between tha Roman and
English capitals aa easy as between
the various suburban exchanges of Lon.
don. . , . ; .'
Oaptala Sank Kaff TO.
(BpMlal Dispatch hi Leased Wire to The Jooraal)
Sayvllla, I I., Oct. 7. Captain Hank
Haff. the famous yacht skipper, who
has been in poor health for soma time,
ia reported to be worae at his home in
Isllp. There is some talk - of perform
ing an operation on the sick man, who
la thought'to be suffering from" a cancer
of the stomach. .
Everybody
have a "day.'
who deserves
cannot
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Phones :
Office Main 345
Res. East 1337
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It is always pleasant out there -
Select alot Today
Better select a lot today and have t held for
you. Each day as people go out ; and see
Vernon they appreciate our tale of profit to
be made there.
It is the most beautiful laving tract on the
whole peninsula. Improved with graded
Streets, sidewalks and city waterA These con
ditions coupled with popular prices and easy
terms make Vernon truly "a sure thing."
85 Lots
t Every one a splendid value
ft. "There is a reason why"
VERNON-CRESOFLinE PENINSUIA PIATEAU
Near to the City; Yet In
Healfii
Lots now $90 to
The great industries planned on the peninsula will double
values there in the next year.
Come out today and see for yourssl - ' "
Take a Vernon car Second and Washington it goes right
to the heart. . ' v
Moore tovestaient Co.
lsi sine STREET
RAILROAD SNAPS
On account of enlargement of the
O. R. N. Cbs machine shops in
Albitfa a large demand for houses ex
ists in that locality. - Having two
blocks beautifully situated on the hill
between the shops and the city, and
having money to advance for build
ing, we can offer special inducements
n those wishing to secure a home, or
"I to build houses to rent. Money in
" rested here, because of extremely low
cost of lots, yields easily iz per cent
net. Ask to see maps of this prop
ert at our office. .' .
nn .fr.TncTrAMDir.v fitfiZtFiftr1 Than Surrounding
rUK I LAI w into I tumrAiu vi urluvu
109 THIRD SRTEET.
$ inn Nob Hill Int.-Marshall, between
IUWith and 20th.
$7 enn Corner Washington St.. Income
f ,JUU4z.5o great future value.
JOI tuxiuv, aown'wwn; in
come 176; 100 feet from Mor
rison.
tie nnft 100xl00, North
)I0,UVU south of Olisan
10th street,
;'! houses;
Income $85.
$30,000
net
$35,000
RAvlAA flav,ntti at.! guaran
teed lease ; pay a per cent
100x100, Washington St.; in
come over 11 per cent net.
Near Morrison, brick build
in throuah from First to
First St.
Front $28,o50; snap; good revenue
producer. E. J. DALY
m FAILING BUILDING-
TEDDY
Gentleman of the White House
Making Leaders of Party
Wild With Rage.
(Special Dispatch by Leased. Wire to The Jooraal)
Washington, Oct. T. President
Roosevelt haa taken occasion to make
a direct slap at Senator Foraker for
tha latter" s belligerent attitude regard
ing rate legislation by congress and for
his defiant speeches in Ohio.
Foraker is to apeak In Philadelphia
In behalf of tha Republican "ring" can
didates on October 11. Invitations were
extended by tha organisation to several
members of the cablneV -
These told the president of the mat
ter. The president announced himself
as against the "ring", ana is auegea to
have aaaerted that TForaker was .not
assuring Republican success In state
elections by such speaking In behalf of
the ring."
- The breach between the president and
the senator Is very wide and it. la all
because of the letter's famous Ohio
speech, which Secretary Taft In a few
days wilt reply to for the president on
the stump. The president ror a long
time haa wished to show his dislike for
tha . Buckeye senator's brand of poli
tics, but the opportunity has not tilth
erto been given him. He wlahed also
to have it known that he favors Mayor
Weaver of Philadelphia In his -fight
against the ring.
Altogether, the ."gentleman ' at the
White House," as he is termed by' the
FOR SUPPORTING RING g
1 OR3
Come
- Good walks, no mud, magnificent view no matter how cloudy .
the day. ,
: VERNON IS PUSHING AHEAD
Utile "Syndicates"
Many little "syndicates or" neighborhood ;
clubs are being formed to buy half and whole
blocks in a bunchy Additional profit is assured
Such .chibs, and a very unusual 'offer is made
them at the stort by the company.
Go out today with' a few of your friends and
ask the men on the grounds about these new .
propositions. They fre money-makers for the
man of small means. . :
at $250 on Sale
and a profit-maker to the cjear-sighted man or woman who gets
you should secure a contract today.
Full View of Mountains, Rivera
and Wealth and Happiness Are
$400.
Inside Realty
Investments
Goqd Monday, Oct. 9th,
;. Only
GREAT, BARGAINS TO
BONAFIDE BUYERS
Prices Quoted Below 25. Per Cent
Property Sold For. i
937,500 yA block, Burnside
St. ; business property.
935,000 block on Burnside.
$30,000 A 10 per cent invest
ment, close to Sixth street.
$17,000 W block, warehouse
property, on Everett street.
$16,000 Ji block, warehouse
property. .:
$8,000 Good business corner,
50x100. V.
$7,50050x100, near terminal
. fTOiinfle.. ' "
Act tomorrow. These prices will
be positively withdrawn
. Tuesday.' '
oldschmidt Agency
Roorqs 5-6, 253 Washington St.
L OTS
fllS a 100 a day la
EVELYN
These bargalna can't be beat anywra
Every lot a ana p.
Take Mt Scott car at lat and Alder
ata. and rlda to Evelyn. 21 minutes from
city, fare sc.
Every convenience In Evelyn; best wa
ter, best car service, etc
Come out Sunday or weekday and be
Convinced. .
E. ALFORDSON
OmOll MTXJ.TM STATIOir.
disgruntled Republlcsns. Is making the
leaders of the party cross-eyed by the
things that ha Is doing agalnat thelt
Interests, wishes and advice. . .
BOY HURT IN WRECK
OF LOGGING TRAIN
Wilbur Earls, aged 14, waa brought
to the Qood Samaritan hospital, last
night, injured In a logging train wreck
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and Beautiful Valleys.
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GREAT POSSIBILITIES
Await the young people today.
Twenty years ago your fathers
purchased Portland property and
it has doubled in value several
times. Greater opportunities pre
sent themselves now, whereby a
few dollars invested in Real
Estate . will yield large returns
within a very few years. It is
a fact without a doubt that Port
land cannot avoid being a center
of great commercial activities
and the suburban property of to
day will be the city homes of to
morrow. Do this 1 Select some
property now, as close in as con
sistent with your means, . and
buy it. Buy it at once, even
though you can spare only a
small amount of money. From
$50 to $100 will secure a valuable
lot. Our property list is varied
and good; suited. to every purse.
You can absolutely rely upon in
formation coming from our insti
tution. Let one of our officers
talk over your plans for invest
ment with you.
PORTUNHTRUSUOMPANY OF OREGON
. lot Third Street.
BENJ. t. COHEN....,
H. L. PITTW'K
A. . NHIHOIJ)... ......
B. LBB PAOBT.
Vhons Main 453.
President
Vice-President
..Second Vlce-Praeldetit
......... i.... Secretary
J. O. GOLTRA , ,
lAaalatant Secretary
Ml,'-,
.Sacoea Awltaat liiwurr
KARL A. MILLER.
GEORGE EOTE8....
I E. CARTER
B: i. ALT8TOCK...
.Vaahler
.General Representatlre
....Real Estate Officer
i... Aadltor
ST. JOHNS
The great manufacturinf center and
site of the rreat WEYERHAUSER
LUMBER CO. Property will never
be cheaper: Here arc few of the
chances left aa investment: .
A fine block, riverviewv. . , . .'.f 2,S0O
Two good 6-room houses, grounds
100x138 feet 2.800
A few rood lots atf 200 each, 5.00
cash, balance $5,00 monthly.
The only lota with alley, in center
of city ,..,..f350
w. H. kinq;
ST. JOHNSOREGON.
at Oak Point ' He Is expected to die.
Earls was working for the Oak Point
Lumber company and was on one of its
trains, which ran away down a heavy
grade. The other members of tha crew
Jumped, but Earle remained on the car,
in which fc was riding, until the train
pUed up at the bottom of tba grade.
MY
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Auction Ms
, ? By J. P. Wilson,
.' Auctioneer., .1 V ' ',
MONDAY, TOMORROW
At Salesroom, 180 First Street,
v.-'--;'- at 10 a. m. . :l
This sale comprises oak, ash "and
maple bedroom furniture: BRUSSELS.
Wool and Tapestry CARPETS; Foltflng
and Mantel beds; Steel Bed Couches;'
White Enamel Iron Beds, with brass
trimmings; HAIR. Felt and Combina-'
tlon Mattresses; a wellasaorted lot of
Rockers, Chairs, Tables, etc.; Pictures,
Le.ce Curtains, Dressern, Commodes and
Bedroom Sets; Toilet Ware. Bed Linen,
Pillows, etc. Complete kitchen out
flte. Dishes, Utensils; STEEL RANGE,
Cook Stoves and a variety of fine
HEATINU STOVES, sto.
TUESDAY'S SALE
On the premises, 875 Irving -r
street, corner of " Eighteenth
street, at .10. 'm,'";--v -;,i.r'
' In' accordance.' with the owners In- ..
structlons we will sell at public auc tion
all the furnishings ,of their neat
cottage, compNslna;. in part, uphol
stered Parlor - Chairs, Rockers, ' etc.;' "
BRASS BRIC-A-BRAC CABINET, with
onyx alabs; walnut Dining-room Suite,
Extension Table, Chairs and Sideboard; '
walnut Bedroom Sets, Carpets, Rugs. ;
etc.; Center Stands. Sewing Machine,
Lace Curtains; Haviland China, Dishes,
Brlc-a-Brac, -Vases; Combination Book
case end Desk; Chiffonier, Hall Sean -Brussels
Carpets, Hull Tree; kitchen '
equipments, Gaa Stove. Utensils, Dishes
and. complete housekeeping', outfit.
WEDNESDAY'S SALE
Furniture. Goods, Wares
Chattels,, from Storage Ware
' house, to" be aold at Salesrooms,
.180 First Street, at 10 a. to
Satisfy Lien Claimant. ' ,
Comprising Bruaeela Car pet Si-1
Liaaies uicyoie, Heoroom r urniture,
Dressers,. Commodes, Springs, .Mat
tresses, Tablea, Chalra, Lawn -Mower.
Rockers, Mattings, Metal Bed Couches,
Mantel' and "Twlne-Foldtna- Beds. Bedi-
dlng, Kitchen outfits and miacellaneoua.
inciuaing cook eiovee, seating stoves,
etc if
THURSDAY'S SALE
At 665 East Stark Street, corner
Eighteenth, atiO a. m. Ad
ministrator's Sale. The Estate
of M. E. .Niblette, by Order R.
A; Wilson, Executor. .
Comprising rattan and upholstered
Rockers and Chnlra, BRUSSELS Cur
pets, Rugs, SEWING MACHINE, In
valid Chair. Portieres. Extension Dining-room
Table, Sideboard, Chalra.
Vaaea, Chlnaware, Brlc-a-Urao. Plot urea.
Lace Curtains. Couch,-Chiffonier, Wan- .
tel Clock, books, Bitver spoons snd Cut
lerv: Bedroom Sets. Sorlnaa and Mat
tresses, Gas Plate, kitchen.- requisites.
FRIDAY'S SALE
At Salesroom, 180 First Street,
at 10 a. m. -Furniture, Furnish-
ing Goods, Carpets, Heating'
Stoves, Etc.
-
4 his sale comprises housekeeping
outfits, parlor, dining-room and bedroom
furniture: alao the closing of 300 PA I Ft
SHOES, 75 Boys' Coats and Vests, i0
POUNDS ROAST COFFEE and a mia
cellaneoua lot of other merchandise.
Get tba habit.' rhoae Mala IMS and
sell yonr furnishings, eta, for cash to
9. T. WTLBOST, AaoUoaeer.
Portland Auction Rooms
A. 6CHUBACH, Prop'r. . ,
Auction Sales
, At.211 First Street,
Tomorrow at 10 a. m. and 2 p. m.
The wonderful Increase In our busU
ness. being Jammed to the doors with
HOUSEFL'RNISHINGS of every de
scription, compels ua to hold TWO AUC
TION SALES tomorrow from 10 a. m.
until 12 m., and from 2 to 6 p. m. Any
article will be offered for aale when re
quested, as everything Is here TO BO
SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE. Visit
our salesrooms at 111 First street and
see the great assortment of FURNI
TURE and other extras, such aa solid
oak Roll-Top and Flat-Top Office Desks,
Statuary from the exhibition; aubjecta,
LEWIS and CLARK busts and other
noted men; ONE CASE NEW LACE
CURTAINS: ONE CASE NEW WIN
DOW SHADES. Come and see the fur
nituresome fine DAVENPORTS, BED
ROOM SUITES. CHIFFONIERS. LA
DIES' DESKS. ODD DRESSERS, MAN
TEL BEDS,. METAL BEDS, and almost
everything In the furniture line. Come
tomorrow and get your choice. . Sales
prompUy at 10 a, m. and 3 p. m.
. C. L. FORD, Auctioneer,
r Auction Sale
At 211 First Street, Tuesday next
at 2 p. m., the '
Dry Goods Stock
Must Be Sold Out.
Every Item munt be Bold. LADIES' and
nrirnra iTVtiDntVir A T mvtA sit idtf ' ti "'"
Unit 1 O V. A J-i Miit-m aw w vaaw a h -
nitihlngs Included will be put up at
AUCTION In quantities, to be sold at
any price, without Kraituvis. imni
miss this LAST CHANCE at this Dry
Goods stock. Bale at 2 p. m. SHARP.
r JtVt Aucuunfir,
Auction Sales
Housefurnishings, etc., at 211
- .."-First, Street.' . : '
Wednesday, next at 2 p. rn.
Friday next at 10 a. m. and 2 p. m.
' Business people don't guess, but come
to 211 First street and And out for
yourselves what we have for eale at
auction and how much money -you can .
save. Bales commence promptly on
time at 111 First street. Phone Main
65. C. L. FORD, Auctioneer.
AUCTION
The Entire Stock
Of abbamsj rvBimrirma sroma at
4M MOUISOV STKHSTr must and
will be ' ' . , ;
SOLD AT AUCTION "
rraSOAT, OOTOBB9 10, 10 A. SC.
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