The Oregon daily journal., May 15, 1908, Page 15, Image 15

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T!IEV OREGON DAttV -JOURWAi; POHTLANt, FMDAY EVENING, MAY 15. 1SC3.
GfiEU FIEND :
CHERRY FAIR PRIZES HUNG
"THE STORE THAT RIGHTS THE WRONG
UP BY MEN QF THE DALLES
E11DS M.M0CE
O A "JR ID IB
SQIU
Hoping: Couple Decide to
. Return "Home when Con
fronted by Him. '
i . (United Frees btiid Wire.) "
; Ban rraaeiaoo, May What wee
to hare been an elopement, with Hairy
; Norman Child ipt Spokane, Washington,
and Miss Gladys Cumtninf a," daughter
of a local soulptor. both attending tha
UnlYersltjr of California; aa tia prlucl
pale, was rudely Interfered Trlth by tb
camera of ' u newspaper photographer
tuior the Hoense hau seen seoured and
ft ring naa been purchased. .
banker and a member ox the Sigma 1
pua Epslloa fraternity,- had secured the
consent of . Miss Cummlngra, -who la
years old, and .' member of the" Omega
Nu aociety, to an elopement s They have
Known eacn otner xor a year.
Uarly ' Friday , morning , they quietly
made their way to San Rafael. The
couple reached, the oourUiouee steps
fbout I o'olock In tha afternoon. Child
nqulred hla way to the county clerk'a
-efflear foil owed cy-the Musnlna; brld e-
lo-oe.- Aiier me ciera naa eapreaaea
aoma doubt aa to tha are at tha oounla
- ha waa finally persuaded to lve them a
' .license, cniia tuoaea me piece ox pa-
Ser Into one of bla Inalde pocketa and
aahed away to Jewelry store, where
the wedding ring waa bought, hey
were inconnoloua, however,, of tha faot
, that a newspaper photographer, wh6
bad guessed the object , of their visit
..in Sua Hefael,. wee ; Watching their
movement. .After tha ring had - been
purchased he approached Child, intro
duced himself and aaked for pexmlf alon
-iw wtKe luuvur knm young man
. gaaped, while Alls Camming pleaded
wun lire pnoTograpner not to amy any
thing; about tha incident.
- cnlld, ruHhed back to the . county
, clerk' office and canceled -the lioeaaa
no later .inrew in ring into the bay.
Miae Cummin a returned to her home at
270ti Union street and sobbed the reet
oi me nay ana pari ot ina night.
Fir hundred pairs of boya' and girls'
11.71 -to $1.00 ahoea at 11.00- ft- pair.
Sample Shoo company, corner First and
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an's
olia
A liquid preparation for
Fase, Nook, Arms "anal"
Hand a. Makaa tha akla
Ilka yoaj want it. Does It
In moment, : It la aetth
op atloky nor greasy.
It's harmlese, oleaa and
refreshing. Cannot b
detected. Two aelora,
flak and White. , Use It
morning noon and night,
Winter, Spring, Summer
rail. SAMPLE. FREE.
LYONMFGCO.,
44 S. Fifth St., Brooklyn, Jt.Y.
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ROyftI Ana Cherry Tree., 34. Toara Old, 'ia Fall Bloom. Falrriew Or-
yalue $10 r. second, cash, $1; h third,
cash. II. .
Lambeft 10 pound bei TJret totiaa,
lio; oeoond, oaan, i; vuro.
Cborry growers of the atate will
oompote to firlandly rhralry at the mid
summer: meeting Of tha Btato Hortb-
cultural society and cherry fair at The
Dallas, which wlU ba bel for three
days, opening June SO. Bualneea man
of The Dallea have hung op valuable
prlcea, which cherry growers . in any
section of the atate may compete for.
It la not a local or aeotlonal fair, but
one in which all parts of tha state stand
en equal terms, pne-box and , are-box
exhibits of different varieties are being
sought: - also ceneral dlsnlava of not
less than three varieties. It la hoped
to make a ahow that will arouse new in
terest in cherry growing and stimulate
cultivation of . the beat, demonstrating
to all comersslwhat the Oregon cherry
Is like. 1
PoUowlna- are - the nrlees offered by
The Dalles business men to exhibitors:
One-Box Bxbtbt.
Royal Anne. 10 pound box First
friae, eup, value $10; , second,: cash,
3: third, cash, $2.
Bing. jo pound box 'First prue,,cup.
cup. value
an ah. it
, Black flepubllcan, 10 pound box First
prise, cup, yaiuo io; secona, caon, ,
inira, c&sn, yi.
: rire-Boz Sxbiblt.
Raval :nn fin eo'nannd hoaSi
First prlie, cup, value $15; aeeond,
oasn, ye; third, cash, ...
Blng, five 10 pound boxea Flret
Srise, cup, value $16;, second, cash, $5;
ilrd, cath, IS. ,
Lambert, five 10 pOvrnd besee Flret
Sriae, cup, value $16; second, cash, $S;
lird. cash. 12.
Black Republican, five 10 pound boxes
First prize, cup, value $16;' second,
oasn, t; mira, caon, it.
Oeneral exhibit, IS or more 10 pound!
boxes, not . leas than three varieties I
Flret priaoi cash, lie; aeoond, cash. Hi;
inira, casn, iu. .,
All fruit entered for ' Dremlum must
be grown by exhibitor.
An attractive program, consisting or
apeechea, music, vocal and instrumental,
la being arranged and will be publlahad
in a abort time.
CARNIVAL STABIU3I
PROVES WATERPB00F
The canvaa roof on the ion a- carnival
building of the Tountf Men's Catholic
elub waa finished yesterday, and the
concessionaries are putting In their
shows today. -at the carnival grounds
on Morris street between Willisana ave
nue and Stanton street. .
Tbia roof, aa weu aa that -of the sta
dium, ia entirely . waterproof, as the
heavy rain of last night and today has
shown. This assures visitors that they
will be able to enjoy-all the perform
ances without getting wee or having to
wear overcoats Inside the pavilion. The
girls of Bt Mary's are preparing the
auditorium of the club building today
for the grand opening' boll tomorrow
evening. Gay decorations of bunting
and beautiful flowera are being artistic
ally arranged and numerous cozy cor
ners have been prepared for those who
-.THE NEW-PROPRIETOR -
Chicago - Clothing Co.
f-i'
Mens Suits
Elegant hand-tailored, . new Spring
colors and patterns, fancy and plain
Worsteds, Serges 'and Velours; gar
ments that will show equal to suits sold
in Portland at $15 to $16.50, for only v
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69-71 THIRD ST BLTVVLLN
OAK AND PINE.
M
en'sSuits
A collection of highgrad Suits for.mcn
and young men, finished with fancy
cuffs and the late novelty effects now so
popular in men's suits. Other Stores
will charge you $20 and $25. Our price
do not care to dance and yet like to
watch tha dancers.
WATEBPIPE MAY BE
DROPPED ON EAST SIDE
Becanae the Harrtman system refuses
to transfer freight with the Northern
Pacific company in the Harrtman yards
on-the oast aide, the water board is in
a quandary aa what to do with 1,000
tons of cast Iron pipe which will poos
be -aae from Chlosego. The pipe la to be
used on the east aide, but unless the
companies come to some agreement al-
mwina an eicnanare 01 ireiKni. me nine.
which will . wme to Portland over the
Northern Paolfle, will have to be un
loaded In, tha terminal yards.'
Superintendent Podge stated that the
proposition Was ft new one recently in
augurated by the companies, and aaked
for Instructions . from the members.
Mayor lAno instructed podge to write
to the Chicago firm which haa tha con
traot for tha pipe, telling the company
that it must pui down the 'pipe on the
east side.
COMMISSION ORDERS
- DEPOT AT GASTON
(Special Dlapttch to The Jonrnst)
Ealem, Or., May IS. An order waa
made by the railroad commission yes
terday directing the Sou thorn Pacific to
build and maintain a freight and pee
senger depot at Oaston of adequate alse
and with conveniences to suit tho traf
fic handled at that point A hearlnar
was held at Gaston two weeks ago ana
the order is the result Of the findings
at that hearing.
Oaston is in Washington county,
seven miles south ot Forest drove, and
is a regular station on the west side
branoh of the Southern Pacific ' An
agent has been maintained there for
Some time and all weet side trains stop
there, but no accommodations have been
maintained for passengers or for the re
ception and delivery oj freight Accord
ing to the findings ot the railroad com
mission the service at Oaston baa been
Inadequate and unreasonable.
The commission haa ordered that a
depot bo built that shall bo if foot and
Schillings Bes
is sold in packages onlyi
never in bulk. . :
... . i-
Tour grocer return your money if roe deal
like it; we pay him. .
r Inches In width and (0 feet in lehgti
t shall have a floor apace of approx'
mately 260 aquare feet and anal) b
equipped tor tho accommodation of pa
eengera. This order must be compile
with within 48 days from tha time th
oraar ia aerveo.
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EARINS LARQB PROFITS
ENTAILS NO RISK
IS DOUBLY GUARANTEED
CANNOT DEPRECIATE
CASHABLE ON DEMAND
CARRIES A BONUS
INTEREST BEARING!
INCOME EARNINO
INCREASED VALUATION
Thp Interest on These Gold Coupon Real Estate Certificates Commenced May 1, 1908, and Is Now Accruing; Payable Semi-Annually
PROFITS This certificate has four earning powers bonus, interest, income and increase
valuation, x., ' 4 ' '
.NO RISK Its principal and interest is held in trust and hence cannot be misapplied or dis-
sipatedJ-';? ; r.: . i , ' ' 'r?x.' 't'. . " .
GUARANTEE--In addition . to its funds being invested in Portland Business Real Estate
under a trusteeship, the Standard .Trust company; of Portland, Oregon, guarantees its prin
cipal and interest without reservation t v - T t .
NO DEPRECIATION Regardless of what depreciation may occur in tVe real estate market,
;; these certif icates "being aranteed!in principal and interest, will never go below par.
CASHABLE The Standard Trust company will purchase these certificates two years from
their date of issue, paying the principal' face value with a 2 per cent bonus and all accrued
. interest thereon. ' f
; INCOME One half of the net income received from the property held in trust for these
- certificates, will be paid to the certificate holders, and available data shows net income should
range from 8 per cent to 15 per cenbper annum. - .
INTEREST The interest on these certifictes'conlmenced May 1, 1908, payable semi-annually
arid is guaranteed absolutely, under a trusteeship.
INCREASE VALUE The increase value of Portland Business Real Estate has been
' steady and healthy and easily justifiable, Within the last few, years the eastern money inter
ests have fully "-realized the many and wonderful resources of Qregon, among which are its
. . agricultural lands, its timber1 and its water-powers, all' needing development and exploitation.
These resources musttall pay tribute to Portland, and it is easy to reason why Portland bus
iness property has within the past five years, increased from 175 to 400 per cent and it' is safe"
,to predict that the next five or tenears will see even a greater increase. , - v -DIVIDENDS
The property purchased and held for these certificates will be so held under
1 trusteeship for ten years and then sold. The certificate holders will receive in'addition to the ,
face'of their certificates and the interest and income paid on them, one half of the increased
. : valuation of the property, being the difference - between the purchase price and the . selling
price of the property; which can easily be estimated between 200 per cent and 300 per cent,
!f foreyery ;rifason giyes evidence that ' Portland should have between 5QO,000 aiid fjOOOO pop
. ulation within the next ten fyears... . -. v. , . . . ' - . , ' - , -
. CONFIDENCE This investment must" appeal to all who have confidence in Portland, and
all living, in this beautiful and glorious Pacific northwest country musV know that Portland
, is destined to' be its financial and social center. X v-.-:l-.- ; ' ' v
: . OmCEUi
tVM;n.OAAtAND, President -j
I. W. LANE. First Vice-President.
i A. J. DILLON. Becond Vice-President
i JOHN B. MOON, Berretary
H. P, DAVIDSON, Loana
I. E. 1m DeK EATER, Cashier
' C M. BCHRRER, Trust Officer ' :
A. E. CLAKK. Conaelor r .
DENOMINATIONS These certificates are issued, in denominations of from 25 upwards,
allowing the small investor the same privilege of profit sharing ,and an equal advantage of
the large and assured advances of Business Real r Estate, as is enjoyed by the man of great
wealth. Remember, the interest commenced May 1, 1908 and is now accruing. 1 '
CERTIFICATES The following will illustrate the sources of income from our Gold Cpnoon
eal Estate Certificates: ;i ' , , ;. ; .;.'
Principal Guaranteed ..Amount Invested.
Interest Guaranteed ) v ;4 per cent Annually ;
Rental Income . . . .4 per Cent Annually
Increase Valuation 7 per cent Annually '." - .
Profit on Investment should be . ...... . .... , 15 per cent Annually
AND AS MUCH MORE AS THE VALUES INCREASE DURING THI; UfE OF TO ESE CERTIFICATES
"INCREASED VALUES In the above illustration of Increased Valuation" we have esti
mated less than 150 per cent for ten years, while Portland Business Real Estate has increased
in ;values during the past six or seven years, ;from 175 per cent to 400 per cent as illustrated
by the following: . . , " - ' .
PROPERTY. . .SOLD ASS'D VAL, INC. VAL.
Lot 3. block 64 . . . .$33,000 $ ft! Km it ;
w - - T 9 . vej m w ww W W s 41 al .1 WWsVaVIa
r 5 Lot 6, N. blk.TI .... 15,000
East y2 blk 313 25,000
' Lots 5 and 6, N. A blk. "I" 45,000
Lot 17, S. y2 blk. 85 .... 13,000
Being a total average of over 203 per cent.
: - Comparisons of this kind can be secured, sufficient Jo fill 'many pages'. These quotations
simply cover ground values, exclusive of improvements.' - - - -
INVITATION We invite all to call at our office and we will be pleased to enter into full,
detail with -them, explaining any subject of this investment which may not at once be clear
and to their full understanding. ; , r ' ' M '
f ADDRESS -Gall on or address " r l, . .': .
' CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BUILDING
265-67 STARK STREET f ; PORTIAKD, CZZZXl
PilO;E-M 8S23-A-1139
212,500; Over 200 per cent
45,000 Just 200 per cent
87,500 , Over 200 per cent
90,750 Over 100 per cent
67,000 : Over 400 per cent