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8 . ;?'v:i';,'v ;. THE I OREGON' SUNDAY: JOUKNAU ' PORT LAND, SUNDAY, MORNING, t MARCH 20. : 1905.1 I1M Oregon's Senior Senator v Fails to Climb Into Statc ; merit No. 1 Band Wagon and Returns to Astoria l'r 'Tat" on Corral lis Speech. 'v' Senator Fulton will not climb onto the Statement No. 1 bandwagon, but wtfl ride to either victory or defeat on . tit' neutral platform which lie has - adopted and which ho says ha will stand ' by until the end. -: Sine his return to Portland a, nura .bW.9t.bU friends have bum urging the '' senator to coma out on e fltatomont No. .' 1 platform and make the race from this ", time on aa an advocate of Statement Nov 1. It haa been represented to him that he la not adverse to the principle of Statement No. 1, that he la not op posed to the doctrine and that he la about to he double-crossed by the mem tiers of the HoUson-Ueach-Balley-Reed machine. These friends have asked the senator to allow tbn to make some concessions to the SUtement No. 1 forces In Multnomah county and put the senator In lino with that wins of the Kepubilcan party. Just prior to the departure of Senator Fulton for Aatorla he had a conference with Thomas McCusker at the Imperial rietel, at which the attitude of the sen ator lh regard to Statement No. 1 waa ' glscussed. At that time, however, Sen ator Fulton reiterated hla stand in re ran! to hia attitude towards Statement Js'o. 1. He said that while he waa not - opposed to Statement No. J and in fact Krsonallr believed In the pllnciple, yet did not consider that he could aa a candidate for the senate, ask the candi dates for the legislature to pledge them aelvea to a principle which was with them a matter of principle. He said that because of this belief he would atlll maintain hla position as set out at the opening address of his campaign in Cor. yaUUs.. . MARRIAGE SECRET DISCLOSED ON STAGE Portland Actress Greeted With Wedding March as i , She Appears. 1 '. Mis Iva Bhafer, a popular Portland axtrcss, whose stage name la Iva Shep ard, was united In marriage last Fri day With Perry E. Glrton. manager and owner of the Glrton stock company of the Savoy theatre, Tacoma, 'Washing ton. The wedding took place in Seattle in the presence of members of the bride's Mrs. Perry E. Glrton, nee Shafer. family and a few personal friend- of both contracting parties. It was ln r tended to keep the wedding a secret until Mr. and Mrs. Glrton could muk- ' . arrangements to take a wedding tour through California, but the secret was found out, and last Sunday evening when Miss Shepard, who is the leading - tngenue of the company, came on the , Savoy atage In the character of Lizzie she was greeted with the wedding J inarch from the orchestra. When the blushed and bowed and told the audi- nce that it waa aa true. Mr. Glrton, the bridegroom, Is one of the youngest theatrical managers on the Pacific coast. He waa originally from Spokane ana iaier irura ,x-uica, California. He Is 14 years Of age and jiia Driae js jusi out ol ncr iwu was formerly with the Columbia stock company of this city and during the j, season of 1906-7 was leading lady with Lee Wlllard on his two successful Call- tornia seasons. , MYSTERY SURROUNDS ;rt DEATH OF COUPLE ' .' (tToitea Pratt Lteeed Wire.) . Sandusky, O., March 28. The deepest mystery StiU prevails tonight as to which of the couple actually fired the bullets that ended the lives of Mrs. , Kathryn Hughes, a pretty widow, and B. J. Glendennlng, a traveling man, , whose dead bodies were found today in the - Van Dusen apartments here. A revolver with two empty chambers was i found upon the floor about half way between the man and woman. It might I . have fallen from the band of either and It la probable who fired the shots! wilt never-be known. f The double traeedy was discovered' fry Mrs. Harry Hickman, a sister of , Mrss Hughes,-, who occupied apartments directly below those of the dead woman. Olendennlng has s wife and two children In Cleveland. , , Just how, when and why the shoot ing occurred is a mystery the police Yatm about abandoned as hopeless. Kotea upon th- floor Indicated that Mrs, Hno-hes had love affalra with other nen. W nether these have any bearing upon the casa is not known. . Busy Fillins: Orders; The entire force "of tho Needlocraft r'lop wns vry busy the latter part of j he week filling orders for women's and rtilldren's novelties. Mrs. M. C- White unvs thnt tby are overwhelmed wlth or-.lors from city and country and there veeins'.io be a verr gpest 'demand - for ii!fs in t!ngrl dre;, .brithjrj CUR COtlPLEIE F0 BfflfflF ILL Knight Templars Arrange for Monster Entertain ment for Next 3Ionth. When eight years ao the Knights Templar gave their last charity ball the event was the moat successful social affair ever held In the northwest. This year the ball which the knlghta will k-lve for the benefit of the rortlaad Baby ho-ne promises to eclipse avan that former success. ' It is not often 'that the Portland Knlghta Templar give large soolal af fairs and the acale on which the prep arations for the ball tbla year are being made Insurea the fart that It will be a notable one. Especial Interest attaches to It because It will be the rirst aoolai affair given In the new Masonlo temple at West Park and YamhlJI st reefs. Ample Aooo nun odatlon. Four of the five floors of the ne Masonic temple wilt be thrown open to guests on the evening of -the ball. April 80. The main ballroom la one of the moat spacious on the coaat and has a new mnple floor. ' There will also be refreshment rooms, ladles' and gen tlemen's dressing rooms, check room and the blur, lodge roorna will be used by those who cas for entertainment other than dancli,. The large gallery In the main ballroom will aeat several 1 hundred people, and thoso who wish can watch the dancers from thexa. Every one will have free acceas to all parts of tho temple, v- v - , " Mrs. L. w, Bit ton., president of the Baby homo will this week appoint a committee of ladles to meet with the Knlghta Templar' exeoutlva commltt at uii commutes meetings and to co operate in the plans for tha ball. Will Bo Oorgeoua Affair. The tickets for tha ball will be Disced on as le Wednesday of this week. The committee Has .decided that the price f admission will ba IS per couple or 1 for lad lea' tickets. From tha Durelv anectacular oolnt of View alor.e tlio dance should be a most remarkable sight The arrand comman der of the Knights Templar of Oregon with hla atnff and their ladlea will be present whtle the handsome costumes of the Templars will give an effect sel dom seen at snob, affairs .outside of Washington. D. C. I CONNEHi TUJINS UP S AT OAKLAND, CAL. Word has reached tha family of Rich mond Connell, tha Portland painter, who olsappeared on February 19 from hli home In tbls city, that the man Is llv Ins- In Oakland and Is In arood health. At the ttma Connell dropped out of sight so mysteriously' his wife, who waa left destitute, feared that he had been : drowned. Connell left av heavy mortgage on his homo and his wife and children were -penniless. Since - then thev have been cared Sot by tho Macca bees and other fraternal orders. Senator Frye of Maine, who Is presi dent pro tem of the senate, and a man of consequence In New England poll tits, has declared his adherence to the candidacy of Secretary Taft He haa declined, however, to aerve as a dele gate to the Chicago convention. - LOVELE y I. IS THE NAME 7: . ; . v new todav ;-.:;:' v NEW. TODAV free Automobile Ride to Northrop f 14,000-Quarter block," 23d Savier,' business chance, . , ind' A. .M:. f 4,000G-to(m ; modern vdttaio, ' ?30 a month "rent income, in fine shape.! rA," '-WY '.' J. 'is r!.,,.., . til ? - f W ' Pi -" ' n a M . ym ll sv ' ' Nsf?5 ! Portland, Oregon, March 28, 1908. Brong-Steele Co, 110 Second Street Gentlemen: When you advertised for the most appropriate name for your beautiful tract of land, which is part of the Lewis Love homestead, and being so well acquainted with the land and the beautiful view which I get of the majestic snow-capped mountains of St. Helens, Adams and Hood, also the pano ramic view of the beautiful hills across the mighty Columbia into Clarke county, the name "LOVE LEIGH" came to me as the most appropriate one to give this beautiful addition. As the first part of the name is given in honor of Captain Lewis Love, who entered the land as a donation land claim over 50 years ago, and the last part of the name signifies a broad expanse of beautiful fields or lovely country, Not "The lowing herds wind slowly o'er the lea," Not "A thousand demons lurk within the lee," But The well-known Love's old home, "LOVELEIGH." I hereby acknowledge the payment of sum of $10.00 in payment of the name "LOVELEIGH." Wish ing you success in selling this beautiful addition, as it is undoubtedly the finest part of the city of Port land for homes, and thanking you for the same, I am, cordially yours, ' OR1LNA I. RATER, 1213 EAST TAYLOR STREET. The beautiful tract of high land purchased from the Love heirs by Brong-Steele Co. has been christened "LOVELEIGH," the name suggested by Orena F. Rater, who courteously acknowledges the receipt of the $10 prize money above. LOvXLOGH Affords the best opportunity ever presented to the people of Portland. Never in the past have such desirable building sites been offered at such low prices, considering the location and conveniences. Loveleigh lies this side of the immense SWIFT PACKINO PLANT and north of Piedmont on the VANCOUVER CAR LINE, where there is an unobstructed view of the world-famous and awe-inspiring mountains ST. HELENS, ADAMS and HOOD. COME OUT TO DAY AND MAKE RES ERVATIONS lots m $511 $10 DOWIV $10 MONTHLY AGENTS will BE THERE to SHOW YOU the GROUND Take either the Woodlawn or Vancouver car, get off at Woodlawn schoolhouse and walk two blocks. In the course of a days an office will be opened and an agent will be there every day till all the lots are sold. All lots are 50x100 feet. WE ARE GOING TO MAKE THIS TRACT THE fINE,ST RESIDENCE, PORTION OF THE, CITY It will be platted at once and all improvements put in GRADED STREETS, BULL RUN WATER, ETC., ETC. m few PHONES A AND M 1743' CO 110 SECOND STREET Only $600 Each Best Buy in Portland for Home or Investment. NO DRAWBRIDGES TO DELAY YOU. Lay of Land and Soil la Ideal in . , Every Respect BUY NOW While you can get an acre tract on the west aide for the same or less than you would have to pay for a lot the same distance out on the east side. Terms one fourth cash, balance to suit you. M.E.LEE Room 411 Corbett Bldg Fifth and Morrison Bts. Phone Main 6860. OFFICE OPEN TODAY FROM 9 a. m. TO 5 p. m. Automobile leaves the office every 30 minutes. Have you investigated the great op portunity of making money in real es tate investments in South Portland? Allow Me lo Explain now Yon Can Secure f 50 a month on $ 1,000 investment f 125 month on $ 2,500 investment f 250 a month on $ 5,000 investment (500 a month on $10,000 investment Payable monthly. This is pure ly industrial and a very hieh- class business of the most sub stantial kind, and will bear the strictest investigation. Call, write or telephone Main 1584, Monday from 10 to 12 a. m. or 2 to 5 p. m. Gregory Mac Gregor FISCAL AGENT Office 325 Mohawk Building Third and Morrison f 3,500 5-foq'nr 1 iriodern cdttaee. t $20 a month rent income, in fine ' : shape. , " ;'. $4,500 For 30 'acres on'i Nefarts nay, the "ideal summer resort on , Tillamook. , ' . f 4,000 For 40 acres on Coot Bay - ana on "deep water, platted and ready for the market. : ,( : f 1,050 Contents of a well fur-.'." nished rooming-house of, 10 rooms, near Harrison school, a veryde--sirable corner for that purpose and strictly modern. ) flOO and up for lots in "Schaefcr's Addition to Central Tlace," in the -"dead center" of Coos Bay's penirv 1 sula. Midway, north, south; east and west on .same, like "the Pittock . block" here on fhe west side of and what is Portland. " " $50 tnS up for lots across Cooa S Bay, close In, opposite North Bend. ) RE3IEMBER ITS PORTLAND" NaJ NOW, "COOS BAY NEXT" AND "EVERYTHING GOOD IN ORE. CON." A $4,000 HOUSE A 9-rocm house, just being com pleted, 35th and E. Market If you are looking for a fine home, we beg you to look at It Rodlun Realty Co. 14 Hamilton Phone Main 4462. "sn'fgi.vnr six miles of streets cleared five miles of streets graded lour miles ol cement sidewalks laid four miles of water mains in seven acres of park cleared, ploughed and sown to grass fifteen homes built and occupied THE NET RESULT vOF ONE YEAR'S EFFORT IN ROSE CITY PJRK Nowhere in the city of Portland or in the northwest can such progress be shown in the development of a new residence section. It is this determined, un hampered and persistent effort that has character ized every activity of the wealthy syndicate back of Rose City Park. It is symbolical of the future, for nearly, $500,000 has yet to be spent to bring Rose City Park to a point that will satisfy the men who Call, telephone or write for handsomely Illustrated book, Showing the new homes In Rose City Park have agreed to make this place the most desirable of all the beautiful home sections of Portland. No man, , of whatever station, of whatever means, of whatever disposition, need be ashamed to tell his friends he is living in Rose" City Park ? On the other hand, he will be proud to assist the work of the brainy men of capital who have made Rose City Park what it is. HARTMAN THOMPSON ,,V Bankers PhonesPrivate Exchange 20 A-2050 Chamber of Commerce A 5NAP FOR SALE Fully equipped restaurant, good locality; cheap rent; at a bargain. Apply to Mr. Brock, at 1. GEVURTZ & SONS EXCHANGE For Portland city property and pay dif ference, 6 acrea bearing orchard 7 room house, largra boms, adlolninr Vancouver; will pay difference or assume. F. W. TORGLER 106 Sherlock Bid. Geo. J. Schaefer 317 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Places for the Wise WHO COME TO US FOR THE BEST BUYS 8,500 Quarter block, tear, houses, splendid business cor ner, on East 8th st 5,500 Quarter block, 8-room, strictly modern, colonial resi dence. You can't duplicate the building for less than $5,000. Grounds alone are worth $3,500. It's an $8,000 place. $3,750 Magnificent place on East 17th, near Tillamook, Irvington. ?1, 750 Corner lot, grand five room bungalow, 1 block cars. It's strictly up-to-date and modern. 850 Corner lot, 5-room cot tage, good for $10 rent; one block Montavilla cars. You'll find the bargains when you see THE ' DUNN-LAWRENCE CO. 218 ALDER ST. For !he Best Bargains In fruit tracts. Hood River district Mosler valley red apple land, see The Dunn-Lawrence Co. a8 AT.nra st. Abstracts Iwyen Abstract and Trust Co. Suite 8, over Portland Trust Co. Bank. M. 660. - - A-4222 a ACREAGE 41 -ACRE FARM Situated at Jennie station, on the O. JV P. caillne; 9 miles enst of Portland. This Is a flnelv Improved fnrm. good Iioiip" and barn; hoime equipped with, water plant sufficient to flfjht fires, etc.; pood orchard; n fact this Is a very desirable home. Fnr fu-ther particu lars cull at our office. ACREAGE E-".cre tracts, '4 mile north of Jennie slntiuij. on O. V. p carllne: 9 miles from Portland by the Powell ValHy road. This tract of land Is In good state or cultivation; is at present Beaded to clover. Price J276 per acre. 10-ACRE TRACT One half mile from Tualatin, on Or4 tirc'iric line; gooa wagon roaa; ait Bood Innd; 6 acres In timothy, balance m riimu urusn; jiit per acre; eas 1 00-ACRE FARM One and a half "mile from Tlgard ylllo; on Oregon electric lino; all good land; 80 acres In cultivation and la crop, balance, timber; 3 acres orchard; 9-room hotisti 3 large barns and other outbtilldihKs on Taylor Urldge road. Price. S150 ner arr: will rlva farm An Ideal jhome. CAUSEY LAND & INVESTMENT CO. 506-7 Swetland bid. Washington and 6th ats. Main 8148. a t-V"lV A I O A F" wnallngt0" a"d 6th ats. Main 8148. AUCTION SALE hood river By BAKER & SON On Tuesday Next We shall sell by auction the follow ing; first-class furniture, etc., removed from private residence at Willamette heights to BAKEB-S XTOW AUCTION HOUSE NO. 162 PARK STREET, between Alder and Morrison streets; Parlor suite in silk -coverings, center tables, costly Davenport, quarter oak rockers, also rockers In real leather, oak hall seats weathered oak rockers In genuine leath er, cuckoo clock, Brussels and Smyrna rugs 9x12, velvet and Brussels carpets, yery fine dining-room suite in flno quar tered oak, viz., handsome buffet, large sideboard, 8-foot extension table with French legs and carved claw feet, set box seat chairs In-real leather' seats, decorated dinner set, splendid style' iron beds with brass trimmings, best spring silk floss and other mattresses, feather pillows and bedding, attractive dressers and chiffoniers, toilet warn. 'nirnv, 8-lap screens, steel range, small cook stove, kitchen oueen. utenalln ami niLntlli. nth.. kMi.nAV.Mla Everything In good order. A nm PROPERTY FOB TEE rT",T-T- 20 acres strictly first-class apple land -with Improvements started; 4V4 acres . of 3-yearTOld Nuwtdwns In tho pink of condition; it acres clashed and burned. ready for spring grubbing; all well fenced and splendidly located. Un cleared land near this haa brought 8260 per acre. Only SIOOO. With terms. !acRae& Angus . 439 CHAMBEB OP COMMEBCB. ' , BALE ON . TUESDAY NEXT AT O'CLOCK. . ! 10 Sale on Thursday Next We are Instructed to sell ta thn hto-h. est bidder on power of chattel mort gag deed -the furniture' and contents of B-room house sent by mortgaree to BAKER'S NEW AUCTION HOUSE, 163 Park street, just around the corner of old stand. . . AUCTION AT 10 O'CLOCK. Rr . " . BAKER & SON, AucUoneera. '- P. S. -We welcome all Jo our new store, where - auctions are held . every Tuesdaij and Thursday. '.: -i Lot Bargains CQ7 40x100, E. 82d, near Belmont; v7'" very nice; easy terms. $Q5n37100, E. Yamhill, near 28thj : P70wftn improvements made. $1090 $1150 $2650 $3000 $3750 F. W. TORGLER, 106 Sherlock B!d. J 40x100, E. Yamhill, near 25th; all Improvements In. j Knrion Fl 11th TJ.. near Ttllni mook; Improved. "kJ 5 room bouse on IB. .28th st;', , easy terms. . . - ; 6-room house on IB. 18th at; f ! near E. Alder at. Very nice 6-room house, In j f choice location on E. Salmotu TheseAreSnaD , 10 ACRES IN VANCE TRACT. , ' 10 ACRES ON BASE: LINE. , Tom M. Word Kf3l Estate Cb,t 230 Stark pt. A-25?l; Mala '45$! f
