THE- OREGON 'DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 16, 1903,
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IIOMTV IIIIGRV
AND VERY MUDDY
, Prince and Princess of Wales
. rorced to Wade TJirQugh
. . Mire to Visit Fair.
(IlMrH Kew1T LonfMt Wire.)
London. May The Princesi of
Wale' little effort to conceal her anger
ever tb opening of th Franco-British
xhlbltion did not Bucceed. Owing to
: the Incompleteness of the grounds, she
had to ws.lk in mud to her shoe tops,
while the pitiless raid drenched her
frown. The prim-ess looked very un
royal and very bedragpled. Khe gave
' the Prince of Wales a piece of her mind
and the prince scowled and refused to
deliver the long speech no naa pre
pared. Instead tie opened the show with
a. single sentence:
"I pronounce this exhibition n
Later the prince explained his in
dignation at the Duke of Argylle. who
. Is director of the exhibition. The
1uke had written a long "ode and while
the -angry prince suppressed his speecn
tiie duke's ode, set to music, was
nlavprl to a Ditiless finish, despite the
rain and distress of the sodden prince
and princess ana tueir unnappy
courtiers. . A
It was reported later that the Duke
" of Argylle after the ceremonies told
Jrme - Klralfy, the manager, what the
Trince of Wales and he thought of the
days mismanagement jne ou ana
sKlrafly had a heated argument and It
was stated that the duke-struck Klralfy.
IMPORTED HUNTSMEN
Wilt i BE DEPORTED
Government Order Two of Radnor
Club's English feniplojres
Boot Home.
Philadelphia, May 15. Taking the
tancl that Charles Allen and Robert
Ouf fe, two Englishmen, were brought
to the United States to work for the
Radnor Hunt club In violation of the
alien labor law. Secretary of Commerce
and Labor Straus has Issued orders for
their deportation. , ...
The men were Induced to eoroe to thin
country by William Davis, chief hunts
man or the club, himself an Englishman.
Allen was to be second kennelman and
Cuffe whip to the pact of English
tiounds used In fox hunting. The atten
tion of the department of commerce and
labor was drawn to the fact, and at a
hearing In Washington it was ruled
that the men were contract laborers
within the meaning of the statute regu
lating the employment of aliens.
A delegation of club members waited
on Secretary Straus last week to show
that the Importation of the men was
Hue to excessive seal on ine pun oi
mvis, and not to any intention or vio
ating the law.
LOVED HIM ONCE, SHE
.85? HE, 18, IS JAILED
Feeble Old Woman Charges Former
Sweetheart With Steal
V.-", Ing $225.
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Adjoining: Swift Townsite
on the East
Over 100 Acres at Only
$800 Per Acre
If you don't believe it, investigate.
LOWER BY $500 AN ACRE THAN ANYTHING
IN THE VICINITY
If you don't believe it, investigate.
25-foot lots in Kenton (Swift townsite), on the west,
have sold as high as $1,625, and over 100 50-foot lots
In Loveleigh, on the east, have sold from $450 to $650.
If you don't believe it, investigate.
Absolutely the Best Buy on
the Peninsular Today
If you don't believe it, investigate.
This will be sold without delay, to don't tarry if you
are interested.
COLUMBIA
Trust Company
713-14-15 Couch Bldg., 109 Fourth St., near Washington
New York, May 15. Through the ar
feilgnment In a Brooklyn police court
Ixiav of Paul Sharp, a sallow faced
touth of 18, a shattered romance of an
lid and a young person was revealed.
- Sharp was charged with having
fobbed Mrs. Catherine Bohanan of 1225,
nd after she had told her story on the
Witness stand the. young man was hold
ar the grand Jury.
Mrs. Bohanan. who coyly admitted
'' that she was "past 86 years old," had
to be assisted to the witness stand.
"I loved him once," she sighed, in con
clusion, "but I do not care for him any
more,"
Sharp put In a neneral denial of the
woman's story, but the magistrate con
sidered it so Treak he held him for the
grand jury .without ball.
London's Last Private Garden.
From the Pall Mall Gazette,
K -Is" sad toTiear that the last of the
frivate gardens in the citv of London
b coming to an end. No. 4 Crobby
square, with its beautiful old stairca&n
' and pleasant rooms. Is to be pulled
down. Rtpe figs were gathered in the
numtner of IK Sit from the fig tree on
the wall, and other trees grew near the
fountain In the middle of the garden.
. .An 1860 edition' of Murray's London
states that the present houses In Cros
- by square were built in 1677. This was
" the year In which the Lady Mary was
' married to William of Orange.
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Wheat Land
Present rains make the crop a. certainty.
The price of WHEAT is the highest in years.
I tan sell you WHEAT LAND at $30 per acre all in WHEAT.
The crop this year will almost pay for the land.
After harvest, land will advance from $10 to $15 per acre.
WHEAT LAND raises just as much WHEAT during hard times
as during boom times. -
WHEAT LAND advances every year enough to make a good per
cent of interest on the investment; you have the WHEAT left.
WHEAT LAND as an investment is the safest thing offered.
WHEAT LAND to farm is the best money-maker in Oregon.
I handle my own land, buy and sell.
I can sell you a farm with a small payment down, balance l2 of the
crop till the land is paid for.
Exchange
The largest list of legitimate exchanges in the city. No fake land
at exorbitant prices.
I guarantee everything I offer as advertised or pay all expenses.
Sail and get the names of Portland people who have purchased
THEAT LAND of me.
J. O. ELROD
i 519-520 CORBETT BLDG., ' PORTLAND, OR. X
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700 LOTS SOLD IN
beautiful Wayerleigl
m ivvo
Prices Will Be Advanced
$50.00 EACH
BUV NOW! MAKE MONEY! SEE!
Sharkey Company
12212 SIXTH STREET
PHONES , Main 550
John P
r" . :
A 2537
Wednesday to Be a : Great : Holiday; ;
UnifedTSfales WavaPFicefWill maneuver liTificnernoon off
the moufh of the Colombia River !
RAILROADS WILL RUN SPECIAL TRAINS TO ASTORIA .
Del
each
AND OTHER SEASIDE RESORTS
Excursionists to see Fleet
Fleet, will arrive at or before noon Wednesday, May 20. The fleet will be plainly visible from all
points on the north and south beaches between noon and dark, but the best view can be had from
Howard Heights, Delaura Beach
The highest point between Fort Stevens and Tillamook. Head. -x
Delaura Beach
Is the nearest ocean beach to the mouth of the Columbia river and to Portland, which gives you
about two hours longer at the beach than at any other beach point.
The Astoria & Columbia River Railroad and the steamboat companies will issue excursion tickets
to Astoria and Delaura Beach and other points. Train leaves Union Depot at 7 a. m.
Take your lunch basket and picnic in one of the beautiful groves of Delaura Beach. After lunch
eon yoil can go to the beach and dig clams. ( J ' '
We expect to have
Automobiles
on the beach to take all excursionists for a ride up and down the beach to see the wrecks of the Peter
Iredale and the Galena. Call at our office for a complimentary ticket for a
Free Automobile Ride on the Beach
DELAURA BEACH COMPANY
313 WASHINGTON STREET, SUITE 5, LAFAYETTE BUILDING, MAIN 2707; A-2707
,,lu..M- -. :..'.:..- : TA
A Few Choice Lois in This
Beautiful Addition Left
Lots SOxlOO at From
S22S to $300 Each
On Easy Terms
Take a W-W car at Third
and Yamhill; get off at
Woodstock station. The
sign points the way. Agent
on the ground.
Moore Investment Company
313 12 Washington St. Phone Sclhvood 1231
ARANCHORHOME
FOR TRADE
Have you,, an eastern Oregon or Washington wheat
farm or any other desirable ranch property or city property
for trade? If you have and will trade for desirable residence
property in one of the most substantial coast cities of Ore
gon, it will pay you to call, or write us a full description of
your property at once. ,.
v We can offer you for sale or trade a-handsome tract of
platted property in a thrifty growing town on the coast.
This property is a splendid investment. The owner desires
to trade or sell at once, as other business demands his at
tention. This snap must be. taken quickly if you would
secure the bargain, as the property is valuable and too big
a snap to last long. Address of call on v (
The Realty CO.
ROOM 400 BUCHANAN BLDG., PORTLAND, OR.
-GOOD HOMES OR NONE AT ALL-
WALNUT
Is admittedly the choicest resi
dence section of the city. Noth
ing but good homes allowed on
the tract. All that is necessary
to convince you that it has no
equal in the city is to visit
WALNUT PARK,
which is rapidly becoming the
FIFTH AVENUE DISTRICT
of Portland.
Branch Office at the Park.
W. M. Killingsworth
323 Chamber of Commerce
Main 4557.
-GOOD HOMES OR NONE AT ALL-
Acreage onthe Salem
Electric line
160 ACRES Lays convenient to plat in five and ten-acre
tracts. Price SjJIOO per acre. .
40 ACRES Ten in .cultivation, 10 in pasture, balance in
goo4 timber;-5-room house, 2 good barns, family, or
chard, well water, $4,500.
60 ACRES Twenty in cultivation, 20, in pasture, balance
heavy timber. Fair buildings, spring water. Price
" T- 98,500.-;..-.;;- -. ,- ,. ... -Tr : "
22 ACRES-7-AI1 in caltivation, young orchard, fine 7-room
house and outbuildings, good well, living water, on car
line, fine soil, no rock or gravel; $2,300. -
The Dunn-Lawrence Co.
248 ALDER STREET.
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