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THE OREGON ' DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, -.SATURDAY - EVENINO, "MARCH 14. 1908.
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WE RETAIL AT WHOLESALE PRICES
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arid have a' strictly up-to-dtte tock of builders' hardware and ,
tool, saihr'and tloors, from which to make your selections.
We are in the low rent district and it can easily be seen that
we are in a position to sell on very small margins.
This oflpulsr Yankee
Screwdriver, No. 30,
retails at $1.50: our
only.., $1.15
$1.45
Disston's '
"D-8 26-inch
Hand Saw,
retails at
$175; our
price
$1.45
3
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Chicago Pattern Lath
Hatchet, retail price
a?ir.r'?!........85c
Genuine Stanley Iron Plumb
and Level, retails at $2.00.
Our CA
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price .
See Us for Wood Hoists We Make Them
YOU WILL BE PLEASED WITH YOUR
GAS OR
ELECTRIC
IF THEY COME FROM
MOST COMPLETE LINE IN PORTLAND
Much Consideration Should Be Given
To the selection of fixtures for your home. We have them in
all styles of design and finish.
EVERYTHING IN FIXTURES AT BARRETT'S
408-410-412 Morrison Slreet
Phones: Main 122, A-4134
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Foundation of Naw Yale Laundry, East Tenth and East Morrison Streets.
CONCRETE TILE
RESISTS FIRE
New 3Iaterial Far Superior
in Strength to Terra
Cotta.
There haa recent appeared In a few
of the larger eaatern market a hollow
tile made of concrete, which 'It Is
claimed ponseeeea all the virtue of
terra cotta to far aa deaigri and ahapea
are concerned, but which la said to be
far aupertor In atrength and flre-reaiat-Ina
qualltlea. It haa alwaya been
claimed that terra cotta waa not only
equally aa fireproof but a more practical
and economical structural medium than
convrete.
The new concrete tile la made in a
machine consisting" of a aeries of moldn
for recelvtnr the wet material, wnicu
la Immediately aubjected to a specially
Firovlded treatment with steam. Slcam
ns Is continued for a period of 16 to
lit' minutes. Plungers are located
the bottom of each mold, oonnected
with mechanism for ejecting the green
tile, which are then removed, and the
machine la Instantly ready for another
casting. Three castings per hour on
one-inch web material is an easy aver
age for each mold after the operators
acquire a lUtlo eipcrience. very rew
of the crean tile are ever broken.
The concrete mixture la prepared to
the consistency or a paste, or roriiaua
cement and a suitable granulated aggre
gate or crushed atone, furnace slag or
gravel with sand. In proportions ap
Droxlmntina 1 cement. I sand and 6 of
the other aggregate, with sufficient
water to give plaatfclty for pouring
LUMBER PRICES
IIIDUCEJpillG
General Opinion Is That
Bottom in Market Has
Been Beached.
BAIL BUSINESS
IS PICKING UP
Mir BUILDINGS
NEAR COMPLETION
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Finishing Work Hurried on
Group of Downtown
Blocks.
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Your Boy IVanls a
Scroll Saw
Because nearly all the other boys he
knows have them. They are rhea;
enough when you consider how mucl
fun he can get out of one and how
much It will teach him. It la aaton
ishing wnat clever tnmga your aon
will be able to turn out on nls .scroll
aw. IyOts of other useful articles:
axea, aheara, knives, table cutlery, kit
chen utensils, tool chests, etc
AVERY & CO.
4fl Third St., Bet. Pine & Ash
TRAVIS BROS. LIMBER CO.
451 Hawthorne Avenue
East 202
Common Fir Lumber, $8 M.
PHONE
B 2020
REX FLINT KOFE
ROOFINO
W. P. FULLER & CO., Pacific Coast Agenti
GOTO
THE COMET ELECTRIC CO.
BA&lSSBtiOXS, 4ia IfOKBXSOH TBEET
JTred B. Wilson, Fres. A. W. rarka, Seo.-Mgr.
and Conduit work.
These are thoroughly mixed together In
quantities convenient for handling.
Ktenm-curlns: bv meana of racking the
green tile in the body of a closed car
into which wet steam Is constantly
flowing for ti hours in summer and 72
In winter (after which they can be sub
jected to anv climatic condition) la
recommended by the Inventor.
BEGIN EXCAVATION
FOR HOSPITAL WING
Contract for Addition to St.
Vincent's to Be Let
About" May 1.
ExDerts In Modern Wlrlnr
Estimates ana specifications lurnianea. '
FHOBXH VLA.IV 6080 AMD A 1844
Buoeessors to the Wiring Department of the Barrett Company
SPORTING
DOGS
TO
RUN
SEPTEMBER
11
Officers Elected and Field
Trials Arranged by Port
land Sportsmen.
September 28 and 29 have been
ohosen as the date for the field trials
for hunting dogs, which will be held
under the auspices of the Oregon Field
Trials club, organised at a meeting of
sportsmen In the Ablngton building
last night.
I Officers were eleoted as follows:
President, Dr. J. M. Meyer: first" vlce-
resident, Maurice Abraham; secretary,
1., A. Parsons, and treaaurer. Will Lip
man. ' The above named together with
Dr. H. F. Newton and W. F.,Halder-
man will conatitute the board of di
rectors until an additional director la
chosen at the next meeting, Which will
be held two weeks from last night
:, ', - Two purseB were authorised to be
: known as the derby and all-age stakes,
valued at $200 and $300 respectively.
Tti9 derajr will be run on the first day
of the meet and the stake on the sec
ond day. It is planned to elect vice
Jiresidents from every town represented
n the club and the expansion of the
rganUatlon 'will include every cltr in.
the valley, eventually covering the en
tire state.
No firearms will be discharged dur
ing the field trials. It being the inten
tion to Judge the merits of the doga
without the use of powder and the
jaugmer oi Diraa.
Coulon Outpoints McGovern.
Chicago bantam cham
unscratched today and
Lob Anrelea. Matvh ii Tnknn rrii.
ion, ine mile
pion showed ud
without a single 'souvenir" of his fight
lasi nignt in which he clearly out
pointed Young Terry McOovern, a local
boy. McOovern on the other hand Is
badly used up. He waa on the point
of being knocked out several times and
aa only saved by the bell.
CELEBBATION WHEN ,
BAILS REACH D0RRIS
(Special Dispatch to Tlie Joarbtl.-t
Klamath Fall. Or., March 14. The
new town of Dorrla. Calif om In nn the
California Northeastern railway, is pre
paring lor a grand three-days' celebra
tion when the first train arrives. A
booster club has been formed, as well
as a brass band and baae ball team,
The celebration la to take place in the
oatly summer and it, ia the intention
to Bather all ef anuthorn Klamath luinn.'
ty, as well aa northern Siskiyou eounty,
California, together. The rails in .
pec ted to reach Mount Hebron this week
and Dorris is but 20 miles beyond, over
practically flat country.
An effort is being made ta htva ail
cement workers unite under the Juris
diction of the American Brotherhood. nf
Cement Workerg ... . . , . ,
Excavating for the foundation of the
100-room annex to St. Vincent a hos
pital Is under way, and If present plans
are carried out the contract for con
structing the wing will be let not later
than May 1. The new wing will be
added to the south end of the main
building and when completed will prac
tically double the capacity of the Insti
tution for taking care of the sick.
The cost or the improvement win oe
In the neighborhood of $100,000. This
improvement haa become absolutely
necessary, aa the hospital has beta)
taxed to its utmost capacity for a year
past In fact, the Sistera of Charity
of Providence have been compelled to
deny admission to St. Vincents tomnny
applicants on account of the crowded
condition of the sick wards and private
rooms.
SUIT TO DISTRIBUTE
AN HISTORIC ESTATE
(Special Dltoatch to Tbe Journal.)
Salem. Or. March 14. A partition
suit has been filed in Judge Galloway's
court to settle the title and provide
for the distribution of the lanas ana
the adludlcation of the Interests of
Philemon Qeer and T. V. Geer, her hus
band, and other heirs, and Ertiest L.
Matthieu and wife, also contesting
heirs. The suit is brought by William
Kaiser and will reault in the dlstriDu
tlon of the F. X. Matthieu donation
land, claim, one of the historic home
steads of Marion cunty. It compriaea
$20 acres ot the richest lands in the
county, located near Buttevllle.
New Incorporations.
(Special DUpttch to Th Journal.)
Salem, Or., March 14. Articles of In
corporation have been filed In the of
fice of the secretary of state aa fol
lows: Holland, Crlggfl and Avery; principal
office, Portland, Oregon; capital stock.
$50,000; Incorporators, Howard H. Hol
land. Charlea O. Brlggs and Waldo A.
Avery Jr.
Brown - Walker - Simmons company;
principal ornce, Portland, uregon; cam
tai stock, iiuu.uuu
Buyers East of the Rockirs Call for
Highest Grade of Material at Low
Price In Order to Play Even With
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Advanced Frelglj Bate.
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That lumber prices 'have reached the
bottom is the general opinion of lumber
manufacturers, dealers and buyers and
If any change should occur In the near
future It will in all probability be in
favor of the dealer.
Lumber has been cheaper this winter
than for many years, and Is still down
to where the manufacturers assert they
are doing bualneas at a very small mar
gin of profit. One result of the low
f trice Is increased activity In the bulld-na-
line. It Is known for a fact that a
large number of bulldlnga were erected
and othera are now In course of con
struction aa a direct result of the re
duced cost of material.
There appeara to be a better demand
for lumber in the territories of Salt
Lake and east of the Rockies, although
the advanced freight rate la putting a
check to the eastern business. Inquir
ies are aald to be more numerous than
for Borne 'time, and aome large orders
have been closed. although at low
prlcea. Eastern and middle states buy
ers feel that they want to get the very
beat material turned out when they
have to pay the high freight. In order
to get the business, however, the manu
facturer haa to bring down the price
to allow for the extra freight and the
drop Incident to the general depresalon
in the market.
Foreign business Is good, although It
too la on a basis of low prices. Two
ordcra from Australia call for 6,000,000
feet, and the orient is still buvlnr.
California is buying- very little for
the present, in the first place because
or tne steam acnooner engineers strike,
wnicn nas thrown the steam schooners
temporarily out of commission, and In
the necond place because thev are atlll
feeling the effects of the tremendous
importation" or lumber from coast
ports shortly after the earthquake.
California la expected, however, to be
ready for ne- business in the very near
xuiure.
Construction work is progressing fa
vorably on the building covering the
half block on Fourth street, between
Everett and Flanders streets, which Is
being put up by the Dammeler Invest
ment company. The entire first story
Is up and work has begun on the walla
of the second story. When completed
the structure will be four stories high
and la to be occupied entirely by Chi
nese merchants and roomera.
Architect Emll Hchacht haa com
pleted the plans for the three-story
brick building to be erected at First
and Marllnon streets by the Star Brew-
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for
BUILDING PERMITS
SHOW HEAVY GAIN
Building permlta laauad dur
ing the present week footed up
$163,650, which is a gain of
moie than $20,000 over last
week's record. Practically ev
ery permit issued was for a new
dwelling house. The following
is the record by days:
Monday $27,960
Tuesday 26,350
Wednesday 33,860
Thursday 18,350
Friday 2S.030
Saturday , 22,100
tion will be closed April 1 and the con
tract let Immediately thereafter. The
building will cost approximately $40,
000 and is to be completed In the early
summer.
Excavating at the northeast Corner
of Second and Main street for the
three-story brick building to be erected
there by W. J. Hawkins will begin In
a short time. The old frame buildings
on the site are being removed prepara
tory to beginning the new construction.
The new structure will have dimen
sions of 96 by 100 feet and will cost
approximately $36,000. Architect Rlch-
d Martin Jr. Is setting up the plans
and expects to have the work' of con
struction well along by April 1.
Churchill & iiosh have employee! a
local architect to get up plana for a
"flat-Iron" building to be erected at
Laurelwood. on the Mount Roott car
line. The building will have dimensions
of 100 by 72 by 17 by 114 feet. On
the ground floor there are to be four
store rooms and the upper floor apace
win ne arranged into orncea, a ball
room and a lodge room.
The walls of the Oerllnger building.
at wecond and Alder streets, are up
and work has begun on the Interior
work. When completed the Oerllnger
win ne one or tne most conveniently
locaieo una Desr appointed ornre build
ings in rortland. It was originally in
tended to run the structure up to seven
stories, but later on the plan was
cnanged to make it a five-story build
Ing, although the walls are atronf
enough to support two addltlona!
stories should it become necessary to
put mem on.
If you are interested in saving money, in
keeping your meat fresh, in drawing trade
by selling clean meat, we want you to
SEE ONE Or OUR ICE
MACHINES in OPERATION
We'll be glad to show you, and also con
vince you, that it is a necessity clean meat,
kept so by a small refrigerating machine.
THEW.G.McPHERS0NC0.
328 GLISAN STREET
MAIN 852
PHONES
A 1852
New Era Paint &
Varnish Co.
FIRE TESTS PROVE
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VALU
CONCRET
E
Reinforced Structures Are
Found to Be Best Re
sisters of Flames.
BEGIN WORK ON
OREGON BUILDING
Frank -j.
George L.
Rrown. ' R.
Walker?
Incorporators,
A. Letter and
Phil E. Dunnavant of Seattle, suc
cessful bidder on the Oregon building
at the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition,
spent a part of this week in Portland
making arrangements to begin work on
the atate building in Seattle. He was
in conference with members of the
Oregon commission regarding the cere
monies marking the commencement. It
Is understood that Governor Chamber
lain and Architect David C. Lewis,
whose design of the building waa ac
cepted, will go to Seattle to be present
when the work of construction actually
begins. Contractor Dunnavant haa
had former experience in building ex
position structures. He put up a num
ber of state buildings at the Lewis and
Clark exposition, among them the Mis
souri building.
W. 8. U'R'en, the father of tha Ore
gon initiative and referendum law, has
announced his candidacy for tha
of United States Senator Fulton. i
Within the past two years Insurance
companies have come to recognise the
fact that nothing so so surely fireproof
aa concrete construction when sclen
tlfically handled.
Continued teats in fires have gradu
ally convinced fire underwriter that
concrete Is a true fire-resisting ma
terial. In all the large fires that have
occurred In tha past two years the--re-enforced
concrete structures that hap-
fiened to be in the burned area were
eft practically unscathed. It is a well
known fact that owners of well de
signed, honestly constructed and prop
eriy constructed etenrorceo
buildings receive the lowest
rate of insurance.
The conservative attitude which te
Insurance underwriters have taken re
garding concrete rlskH lias had a tend
ency to standardize the methods of con
structlon. Concrete in Husrentlble of
good, bad and Indifferent handling, and
for insurance people to lend their as
sistance nothing but a hlKh-class ot
workmanship should be attempted.
M'LAIN FORlENATOR
ON STATEMENT NO. 1
(United Preaa Leased Wire.)
Salem, Or., March 14 Hugh McLain
Of Marshfleld this morning filed his
petition for nomination for the senator
ship for the Eighth district on the
Democratic ticket. He agrees to State
ment No. 1.
Roger B. Slnnott or I'ortland has filed
his petition for nomination for district
attorney of the Fourth district on the
Democratic ticket.
172 First Street
Neal's Enamels
Produce a REAL ENAMEL finish
upon furniture and woodwork.
Artistic, sanitary and easily kept
clean.
.Near Yamhill
Granite Floor Paints . k
For interior floors, steps and sur- .
faces to be walked upon. Quick- ,
drying and durable. ,
HOLLADAY'S ADDITION
The one best place in Portland to buy. Geographical center and moat de
sirable residence property of the city.
Seeing is believing. Better go and see tha many ho!ca residence! ttndtr
construction and tha improvements going on. ' r
THE. OREGON REAL ESTATE COMPANY
MH T11XS TXXV. VOBTXkajrD. OaUOOV.'
IF YOU HAVE ROOF TO COVER FIGURE WITH US ON
GENASCO ROOFING
Carried la stock (or aU klnda of roofa and full fuarantaad.
r rv c i t v. l t 'i
aad Oliaaa treats.
19th
Mobm Xala 4783. A-1T9S.
concrete
possible
This Bank Pays More Per Cent.
WAVERiEIGH
Lots NOW $225 and up; $25 down; $10 per Month
Buy now, sell later Make money as others have done
JNO. P. SHARKEY COMPANY
phones, an -so j22 Sixth Street, Cor. Washington
OREGON PAINT & VARNISH COMPANY
JOBBERS AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Painters' Supplies '
93 GRAND AV. AND 389 E. WASHINGTON ST. Telephone East 2898
Distributors for the Grain-Marshall Company's. Paints and the '
Los Anjeles Varnish Company's Varnishes .-i.
A. T. SAMUELS
Phones Main 4884 A388I
W. W. SANSOM
The Electrical Appliance Co.
GAS AND ELECTRIC FIXTURES
490 Washington Street. Near Fourteenth OPEN EVENINGS -
4
More Light at Less Cost E'Jur
Inverted Gas Light Burnt Three Hours for One Cent
Cheapest and beat light on earth. Flta ': all fltMa ni.t-iw,.
in kinds. ,,..,,,:,.;...,.,": :-,. - - ,
STAR LIQHT
I'ortland. Mantels of all kinds.
Hon Phone B-S422.
CO.
109 OMBd At
John A. Melton
CABPXHTXB A.STD BtTCLOBB
Factory and Offleo tSS Second
street, near Main.
Phones: Main 1787; A-1787
Offlca and 8tore fixtures built
and remodeled.
' Altering and repairing
house i
ihov -aes aad Counters built
THE J. McCRAKERJ COMPANY
Roche Harbor Lime. Alsen'a Portland Ginenti taant I HnrMiM ' Hn anil
SSI11 p.i"tJ?r' ,JnlSortd Cr,.Br,ck Imported and Domestlo Fire Clay. Hair
Flbered Hard wall Plaster. Plastering; Hair and Fiber. Allunltad 8tl Studding.
Herringbone Expanded Steel Lath. Boston Sheet Matsi fth. .
Fhona rial 170.
rOBTKaJTD. OBXOOir.
Repair Work Given Prompt Attention Fonnders."' Machinists ana BoUmakers
Building ajid Structural Work. , . . - .
PHOENIX IRON, WORKS
paoaaBasttA-
, roATZJLVS. car sc.?,
Offloa and Worts,
Hawthorn Arenne aad Bart
Third Street. .
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The Adamant ' Company'
celebrated HARD WALL PLASTERS ara the Mat ;
-CROWN BRAND" Hair Flbered . l - v.-
WOOD FIBER PLASTEP 4
s- -t;v, 4 w FINISHING PLASTER (Unfile re ".)
Offloa Wrosar ldf.v rios Xalm n. amib. v
rsjtory, root lta St. Xianf XU'.i f ,