The Oregon daily journal., August 25, 1907, Page 21, Image 21

Tins OREGON . SUNDAY JOURNAL', , PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNINO AUGUST 3, 1807.
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eiican Ambassador Be-
Is Spineless Cactus; ,
if. v., , ,
IEBIGATION HAY BE
x EEVOLUTIONIZED
SiSmi
President Moore States Con
dition "of Oregon Savings
Is Better .Than Hoped. :
Don Enrique Tottrt Coast State and
British Columbia, Noting Irriga
tion and Horticultural Method,
and Indorses American "Wafi.
Lea Angeles, CL. Aug. 14 Don En
rlqus Creel, ambassado to the United
Butta from Mexleo, and gorernor-eloct
of the atate of Chlhuahaa, will study
Irritation problems In Of about Loa An
gelee, alao . the fruit growing industry
of thta section, and will make a report
to President Dies mat may result in
ehsnglng the Irrigation projeots and
methods of agriculture In the aouthern
republic.
- Ambassador Creel arrived In Los An
gelesarly thla morning, after a trip
wing the entire nortawestern por-
or me unuea wiaiea ana a poruon
of Canada. The Paciflo ooast states
have also been vlalted by the Mexican
ornciai, and after a week in aouthern
California Ambaaaador Creel will go to
Mexico City to confer with President
Diss.
On hla Journey down the eoast Mr.
Crel ylslted the wlaard of the horticul
tural world at his home In Santa Rosa
and was greatly impressed with the
successful experiments If Mr. Burbank
with cacti of the thornleas variety.
"If aucceaafully Introduced Into Mex
ico," said the ambaaaador, "the thorn
iest cactus would mean subsistence for
Hundreds of thousands or cattle, ana
the arid wastes of the republlo would
be transformed Into excellent pastures.
The question of whether the Burbank
pedes would thrive m Mexico must be
determined by experiments.
"I am highly pleaeed with my visit,
' and while I am In Los Angeles I will
visit, many highly Irrigated farms to
study your methods here. I will aleo
look Into your fruit culture with a view
to Introducing southern California
fruits Into Mexico."
At the Alexandria hotel Ambassador
Creel was welcomed by hla sister-in-law,
Mrs. Julia Mee Creel, and seven mem
bers of the Immediate family of Gov
ernor Torratos, who have been In Los
Angeles a fortnight or so. The entire
party will return to Mexico In about a
week. I
The ' task of Hating the , asaata and
liabilities of the Oregon Truat at Bar
Inga bank proceeds slowly but steadily
under direction of Becelrer Devlin, as
sisted by Prealdent W. K. Moore and a
force of bank clerks. At the close of
business last , night President Moore
said:
"The officers of the bank feel much
enoouraged over the situation. The
bank's condition tonight looks much bet
ter than they had room to hope for.
Money is coming In very well, and the
prospects are good."
Asked If they were able to set any
date when a report from the receiver
would be made oubllo. he said It would
not be possible tor some days to tell
when the report would be ready. The
work le larger than the receiver expect
ed. Upwards of S.000 notes have to be
checked up, the Interest computed, and
the Indorsements figured out
It will take more time than any
body thought at the beginning. Collec
tion of accounts due Is being pushed as
fast aa they, can be out in shape for
collection. It la said, and no time will be
lost In placing the entire affairs of the
bank In shape for a public statement.
after which the fixing of a date for pay
ment of some portion of money to the
depositors will be considered.
ft is said that Cashier W. C Morris
is expected to arrive at Seattle tomor
row, and he wilt probably come direct
to Portland and land assistance In
straightening- out the accounts. His fa
miliarity with the affairs of the bank
will ensile htm to render Invaluable aid
to the receiver, aa the cashier had
charge of Inumerable details that
were solely within bis province as an
sxecutlve officer.
HAKMONY SOCIETY'S
PICNIC POSTPONED
(pedal Dlapetek te The Jeemal)
Harmony, Or., Aug. 14. The picnic
of the Harmony Improvement associa
tion scheduled for today and for whloh
elaborate arrangements had been made,
was postponed on account of the
weather. It will A held some time In
the latter half of September. The ex
act date will be set by the president
of the society, Mrs. E. R. Bpooner. The
picnic is organised on a basis of finan
cial returns. The proceds will be de
voted to the fund for the nroDosed oub
llo hall of Harmony.
It has been reported that the Im-
V- ' m.
provement society's members have been
for the most part well affected toward
the defunct Milwaukle Country ' clul).
A high officer In the Society declares
the membership Is practically a unit in
Indorsing The Journal's attitude and In
appreciation of the preponderant oredlt
due The Journal for the victory .wpn
over the lub. ; .'
POBTEAKD AUTOISTS
IN QUEEN'S TRAIN
;.-, -a i I. y-. '
(Special Dispatch te The JearesL)
Tillamook, Or. Aug. J4J-The fea
tures of ths second 4ay of the carnival
were a parade nearly a mile In length,
made up of the queen, her maid, offi
cials and the guests of the city, a Port
land contingent of automobtllsts and
grand stock display, the crowning of
the nueen and an address by ex-Senator
l',VM4lk,y- The weather has been
delightfully ooot Perhaps 8,000 people
have enjoyed the big picnics. Buslneas
baa been entirely suspended.
Among the Portlanders here, besides
Senator Mulkey, were R. IX Inman.
Charles A. McCargar. Dr.TBrown, J. P.
Kennedy. Henry J. Wemme and X W.
Yeon. These made the trip frqm Port
land In nine hours.
P'of- 3. W. Bailey Is here officially,
stock awards win be announced tomor
row. A baseball game resulted I to I la fa
vor of Tillamook.
Metsger's spectacles. II. 141 Wash.
KAIN GOOD TniNO : .
; , , IP IT VTIXL jQIJIT
J. ' .' !'.'.M,t.. , '.ii i i wmmmmmm i:. ' ' v '
j i (pedal pispetek te Tee Joarsat)
. 'Albany, 'Aug.-14. Linn county was
vlalted 6y a heavy rain last night and
harveat operations are again at a at and
stllL Moat of the threshers were plan
ning to take up the final run to clean up
the remaining grain Monday but unless
the weather changes and the sun eomes
out. clear and strong harvest operations
will necessarily have to be postponed
until the weather settles and ths grain
in tha shock can dry out The rain
will prove a fine thing for the paaturea,
which had become very dry. and the
late potatoes will be benefited more
than anything els. 'Altogether the rain
has been very 'acceptable. Benefits
will preponderate, If It will only ceaae
for a while. -'
SEVERE OPERATION : v
ON SAWMILL VICTIM
i .. . - 'r
(IptcUl Dispstes te The loerael) '
Lebanon, Or., Aug. 14. Stanley
Brown, a young man who was hurt la a
sawmill at Falls City seven weeks ago,
was brought to Lebanon last week and
yesterday was operated on by Lebanon
physicians at the home of his uncle
here. The operation consisted In wiring
the femur four Inches below the hip
loint with silver wire anderemoving two
Inches of od bone. The break was a j
compound fracture and waa not prop-1
erty cared for in the beginning. I'M
young man etoext the operation r'n
ably well end some h"ea are enter
tained for his recovery, but be la tit a
Terjr bad , eoiullUon. j , v
EXTRAORDINARY V
A APPLE PRICES
' ' v,.' ;
' - La Orande, Or., Aug. t4.Prlcee'nf
Grande Ronde apples remain high. Most
or the winter varieties have been bought
up by K Z. Carbine, the fruit man, at
f 1.40 per box, a figure which the apples
about here have not brought for over
six years. Even the early fall varieties
are selling at 11.25 ear box. ft grow,
era are holding their crops, preferring
rather to let good enough alone.
BEAVERTON - REEDVILLE
ACREAGE
CENTERING AT WHEELER STATION
n 1 Mil
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, THE PASADENA OP OREGON
It can be shown by former residents of the famed
Hood River Valley that these lands we are now offering
for sale in small tracts will produce fruits equally well and
vegetables and other products far in excess of that much
lauded section. These lands are on the railroad and but
from 8 to 10 miles from Portland, have an electric line
surveyed through them; have the richest of soil, a most
beautiful location; lands highly improved and furnish a
fine home of highly improved farms.!
Make your selections at oncers they will not last long.
CALL OR WRITE FOR FULL ' PARTICULARS
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WORK FOR
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BAY CITY,
OREGON.
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TILLAMOOK BAY
"There is a great field for development of all kinds of
Industry around Bay City as well as work for hundreds
of men in all lines 6f construction," said Contractor Berry,
in charge of the construction of the Lytic road. "Good
chance, for sawmills, dairying, farming, fruit raising. Now
is the time for the settler and every man who wants to
make good in the Tillamook country." Contractor Berry
Is right NOW IS THE TIME. With such opportunities
for material development, how long will it take for your
money and my money to be earning handsome incomes?
Money invested in Bay City real estate nine months ago
has yielded a profit more than equal to the investment.
If that is the case, there is every reason to believe that
he who buys novf will treble his investment, regardless of
how large or how small it may be, within two years. At
l?Mt'jru ought t0 kn0w about By City, Write to the
Bay City Board of Trade for infonnatipn. It will b
Bay City Land Company
319 Lumber Exchange,
Portland, Oregon
170 Commercial Street,
Salem, Oregon
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MT. SCOTT BARGAINS
no loss ana many times 4 per cent would have. been a reality But it's not too
,uu;Trt r7tMH.TH . xr0m onM100 down and 120
,. .... per month, or 1300 down and $16 per month. This brines til vnr
. month rent, or better than 10 pet cent net. J S p8r
JLV5o-Coxt -room cottage and lot sSxlJOr $600 cash and 110 per month.
250 Choice loU near Stewarts Station; $10 town and SB tier month. "
2500 A swell home. B jrooms. extra large, modern, third acre ground. In ,
fine shape; fruit, ate. See me tor terms. .... m s
O. IN. FORD
Ca M fd aW aids. Owea
Offloe at Stewarts Station on act. Seott Use,
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There's only one absolutely safe place to put your money and that's in real estate,
well selected. To be positive that you have madea good selection, buy your property
CITY
fARK
A lot In Rose City Park cannot burn up.
Once yours, it is yours as long as you see
fit to keep it. Factories, buildings and
homes may burn to the ground, but there
is no power cm earth that can budge a Rose
City Park lot.
A lot In Rose City Park cannot be stolen
from you. There is not a man in the nation
strong enough to carry it from its place.
Burglars cannot steal it and panics cannot
touch it Safety deposit vaults do not com
pare with it at all
The floods cannot wash it away qor can
it be watered by preferred stockholders to
its injury. The recession of the waters
leaves it as it was before the floods came.
It's yours; all yours, to do as you please
with it.
The winds may come and blow away
fences, houses and barns, but a Rose City
Park lot Is as. steadfast as a mountain range.
Nothing is more securely anchored to you
than a pieceof the earth itself. Once placed
by nature it is immovable.
No man can pack a Rose City Park lot
into a grip and take it away with him.
Even a team of elephants cannot unfasten it
from its moorings. See it today and go
back tomorrow and you will always find it
where you left it.
A lot in Rose City Park cannot take
wings unto itself and fly away or legs and
run. It will stay right where it is as long
as you want it to and long after. Other
possessions may become lost or put aside.
Real estate, never. It's there forever.
Stocks and
and none tomorrow:
bonds may rise and fall; wheat, oats, cotton, corn, hops and wool may go up or go down; we may have a jd6 'today "
jmorrow ; our income may be large today and small to morrow : banks, business houses and firms may fail : misfortune or
fortunemayvisit us at anymoment; death mayconie and ill-luck sweep away all that we have; but, is it not a fact that tvhatever may ' , "
happen, a lot in Rose City Park is the same, day after day, incre asing in value and steadily adding to the substantiality of a man's -
assets? Whatever the condition of the money market it is an axiom that is sounding in clarion tones from the. length to the
breadth of the nation that Portland real estate is a gilt edged secu rity that will always net a handsome profit There is one pointed
moral with abundance of significance at the present time: Buy a lot or two in Rose City Park and let the world go its way. You'll win. .
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