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THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING. ' JULY 19, 1908 SOME PRETTY RESIDENCES IN THE FASHIONABLE, IRVINGTON SECTION; OF PORTLAND FillTII III FUTURE OF tsfwswrsni ,, Realty Dealers Sco Goal To wn nls Which rit.v h Rapidly Expanding. PORTUBD III I I I 1 .1 Ml II I!" III (C I'! W. A. Spanton. president of the .span- i ton company, operators in rnv mi.l suburban residence irop-ri. ' ' - Confidence In the Inline .1 I and believes t )ta t tho city i ve of a larger building "J ' tate movement than a 1 1 y 1 1 . : 1 1 ' fore known. In disentitle I.' ai tlons, Mr. bpanlon had ii.c Mill" ay: Panic Effects Gone. 'Portland IB heroinlni; r. perous fvciv day. Mir t -ohm thai bad In tlir financial iniiiv I mi : )ik a Ions since li fi tin- n, mils ,il 11 Investing pubjlc. and tlirv m ,i,J gfen Jjr encouraged lv reading mi iiir in papers evtrv day that thoii.aiid of n: are being put to work m the lai Steel plants, railroad shops and In t. different lnamifiiclui lug cniurprios .1 over the country. , "Nearly every national hank In Die I United Stales has one-haJf of Its total! deposits In rash In thr wiults. I In will not hold on lo the monry m-i i Ions; and It moans that credit will s ;. be extended again and people will niakei larger Investments ihan eer, daring the balance of this year. "I look for the tall of this year And for the spring of 190!) to he the greatest year ever known In l'ortliind real estate. In every panic that I ran remember and that I have read about. Jt always causes h great movement of - the population to the. west. People are flocking here every day now and my Office receives Inquiries nearly every day from people located In different sections of the east and middle stales a to when there will be home-seekers rates to the west nnd wanting to know something of this country and especial ly wanting to know the price of real - estate. "1 had the pleasure a few days afro. Of talking to an experienced real es tate man of buultie who will prob ably be located permanently In thW city. Iexplalned to him that Burn lde street waa the gre.iteet buy In tho business district of Portland. Heforo the Wella-Fargo building waa bollt on Sixth street, property could be bought for at least one-third of what It Can be bought today. As soon -as liurn side street has two good buildings that would cater to retail rentals, it will only be a few years before It will bo a second Washington street. There are several reasons for this: one of them being that Burnside street has a bridge to the east side and East IJurn side street almost equally divides tho east side and while at the present tlmv there are only a few cars that go west of Fifth street, undoubtedly the grow ing retail district of upper Washington Sp- - i fill l f . cv0&r - hp l; u a , WW Pllli '"'to fl-llUflU t(MMMMMIMJ n.inl It.t i hm itts lllllll U Jf- - I ll; '7t .. ... V . I ' ml .: ! PC-'... HEfllfNCE OF F. F. IJA.S.MGA'K. E.Z4-TH. & HAHCOCK, street will demand thnt a great nuni-b-r of the cars from the cast side will run up to Sixteenth and Washington streets from Iturnslde street. Oraater Portland. "'To those people who are making a thorough study of the growth of Port land, there is only one conclusion a wonderful, great cltv. it Is undoubtedly delightful to those who are wanting su burban homes to know that the United Ruwhuvs company has thoroughly fi nanced their proposition and tnat they are building to llillsboro: henre open ing up an of that beautiful scenic land nlong the l.lnnton road. It is an abso lute rertnlntv that before many years roll around wo will see the entire Hpflcu along th- l.lnnton road for 13 niilos ot. upl"d by simii of the most mag nificent bungalows and different types of homes in the west. "We have already agreed that in the population of Portland will be 600. OOii people. This presents the Idea of opportunity to many of the leading mer chants all over the I nlted istates. It means that there will be three or four more establishments such us Meier & Frank: Olds. oi lman & King: I.lp man Wolfe, etrt This means that the entire rapacity of business supplying demands must be doubled In Portland within eight years. "While the highest price ever pall for Portland real estate is J3.500 per front foot, the same piece of property will be worth $,f00 per front foot in 1920, and whv should It not go to 11 7.1500 per front foot in 1M0. Phil adelphia real estate has brought a high as 2K.000 per front foot. It Is not a wonder that there are thousands of people In this cltv who are buying lo,8 on tho installment plan, trying to get a start as real estate owrfrra." MFMFOIU) HEAD OF CITY DEPARTMENT II L. Mumford. who has been with! the Spanton company for tho pnst year. , has accepted a position with Devlin & J Firebaugh. Swetland building, as man- i ager of their cltv real estate depart ment. Mr. Mumlord has had an ex tensive experience in tho business and is one of the best posted real estate men In the city. He will be glad to meet his friends and clients at the office of the above firm. NEW HOTEL PERKINS RIVALS FAMOUS CALIFORNIA HOSTELRIES . -k. . $ , S'Wx ... . -i . x. i- . 1S IK y V:1 Ik ; ' ' i "WfWiMik !); ,1 2 ;- v i r r v v. - 'V-.v-r $ - it " . A wWlH'Nn6liilHitiil' b - . ! li ij TYPE OF IKVINGTON REc51DEKCEc5 664- 3 ROAD WAV - x5T. COUNTRY CLUB AT WORK ON BUILDINGS Permits for Structures Cost ing $21,400 Taken Out Friday. "RESIDENCE OF E.F. LAVRENCE- .ZldT.SP TII-T-A.MOOK.. SUBURBAN TRACT PIDLY W Great Clmnge in Appearance 'of Hyde Park Addition in Two Weeks. x tutt 11 II nt-Jitn "an in sfj :. l In the r i i -. Portland now has .i tistic a hcstt-lri i. s Ui Pacific roxt. r. t -. :i the magnif Ircni and Ilxut o.;'.. t . if lVrkln I'. rkl-:s and ar- '-';i:d on j nr' i of j Hot'). Which lias Recently Been Completely Remodeled addd this fall. 33 ' fumed oak ,-r rest decorat o. ail -U:e ; f t' Is nr.d i.t K old the cut :-. r v. w h !ri Is to t loins will bo added Tti 35 additional ! . :ns ate to be used entirely for sam i ;-!e riH'iiis. the plan lieitig to allot to 1 . -ri ommerclal trnvbr en extra room j ,n which to dlsjday his wa re. ! Tlr are 66 private baths In the I ho'el. and Including the bsths connect -1 Ir.c wl'h two rooms, there ar- 110 rooms I v :tl. pri ate bats. X new magnetic ' c r tr 1 electric elevator has been in- Ma ;!( N"t n j of the old f irriture r- ma::i In the bulldinr. It havlr.g been r f irnihe,i throughout with the very j st t roiluct of the Grand Riplds f 1 t"-l' Ml the farnlt ire excf! 'he . ' !K ! ma le of t'irra-1pn walr.nt and a mal-oenny. The bed. are all the ;. .rd S'rr.monn bras beds. Rai ( r.'.re aa er. both ot and cold. f In a'l tt- r'- ir, Tre hardwoods used in the rtir r, room, s-riils and bar t ele-t- ou them Cl.forr.la. w Cbject and extravagant furnishing It found In caravansaries Scarcely anytVne rerralrn building ecept the brirk wa:; wboie Interior hatng .-n tor ad hullt anew t a ci.nt trm tos of the orlglrsl cost i.-f im er. t!r alrurturc. Every Inrh cf the eld pl iirb'ng W-n rvmoTpd and rrpiarel bv th - t ad mort ndern eot.lt'm-rt to t.- ,.id Jn the baanent Ua b-n ,nti;.'-1 t.o '.-trie drnmot. one of l.t&o nd an- ollir or i jigbt capaclti a va.-uum -1 t y I ntgrov A Beckwith, New York - . i k w..i-ai ita i-n j-.ii i-,. ann i nirinrifij Importers r 'ptewber 1 tha hotel t;i ha its nf .-t. wvi. tafngerattnc and ic m.ktr.g pjant i Olfica TU1A la Maibla. Wwrl VM j The office when completed will be - , . . "" I "tie ef the hintntnnt hotel offices m All Ike floor f the grouml irtorr rd i the r -untr. Imported and Tenne a ran ar ! Mlrmrr.i are new in tn- marl.U, bein largely uwd In remod- r-d tbe floorfr of the nwrn and t r.lfea af tfca five upr"' te.elet jo-r-r-we4 eaen ask The Irtertor f!r,:i1 trugMHit fh Ka'lilrg eert I've Juiri rvoaa. griil and bar. Is in - -a ml i nm ar-J Ks JCS rdomf, ami :i t h onpivm tt t-ka acraailk eitrir portion of the hotel The main fl:n!n rootn will eat li'i peraons: the g-vl tst number, and; a banqiief r.d ' wtil be a fwitore The ram d r:nr room la coonll In delgn. the w'St -.f Tiffany. New Tors, cellieg I praaldent: In reld and rreen la tba (Tiilroaaa Tlls room 1 to have a sun light scheme of illumination, the lleht coming through a exiling of art glais Artistic art glass Iwis lieen employed In I enhancing the beauty of the HgUtir.E ef fects In various parts of the grill, bar and dining- ro- tn The silverware Is being especially de signed by I'.eej Barton of New Y rk. and Imported china has len ordered through Birlev An electric fountain has tK-en Installed In th dlr.tng r.m. showing ftrns In rhantrtng colors Il lumined windows, showing attractive pictures of Oregon scenerv far distant, is one of the lightlns- schemes In tre grill Eastern Man at Head. The hofe Is to be under the mnnar ment of.w Fwetland. formerly of 5-and Rapids Mlth. who learned the .n;l business in Npw York City under 'in men as James Stetson or tb Ator house. A. L. Ashman of the Pin Clair and other leading New Tork bote man agers When 1 years of r 8wt lsnd was steward of a New York hotel drawlne a salary of tJ.doO a year His knowledge of hotel construotiorv eou!p plng and fumiehln is eual to that of anv man In tha montrr and ass ires that tha Perkins will at on.-e tak a leading plsc among Palftc roast hos telrles. The Prktnsi Hotel rfn r Is a corporation ef whico Adam Mueller To fully appreciate the Improvement made on a new addition one must see all the tract in its crude state and then after tho grubbers, slashers, graders, pavers and cement walk men get well on with their work. Hyde Parti, one of th latest tracts put on the market by Jacoba-Stlne com pany, is a revelation to those who visit It today. The transformation has tak en place in about two months. Streets are opened up and graded, sidewalks ami curbs laid and water mains laid. The Houo- Telephone company In stringing irs to the tract and service will in- given in a short time. Hyde I'ark iidjuins Hello Crest on the north and the cobble stone archway entrance to Belle Crest characterizes Hyde Park, but on a more elaborate way. Hyde- Park will have many fine wide pmki'j ptreets and nature has oom piet.j what man could not carry out in ;i ipiartO of a century. The fine, vi ei, -developed fir trees will afforl s! ade and comfort for residents, evet y lot hitviiiK sufficient to allow enough I., heiiutily the premises. Hyde Park! is at an altitude to command a good I 1. u of the mountains and Is well hlii.ite, and reached directly by thd l: is- I'jtv Park car. .Many Homes will be built there this ve-i The fine homes In Belle Crest immediately adjoining Hyde Park, make It an incentive to build up the latter, 'i he .ta.-ohs-Stine company put In ail Improvements which relieves buyers of lot . i,f much trouble. With Hull P.un va-er, electric lights and gas. tete poorn and building restrtetlons which prevent saloons, laundries, livery sta bles, i tc . and the close proximity of cnn eniences, such as store and schools. Hyde Park appeals to homesite seekers at.d will no doubt be a well-populated addition in a few years. SIMPS0X TO ERECT MODERN APARTMENT J. 8. Simpson has purchased a lot, 50x100 feet, on the south side of North rup street, between Twenty-first and T wentj'-second streets. The considera tion is $3,750. The property waa owned by Mrs. Snell, formerly of this city, now of California. Mr. Simpson is go ing to erect modern flats on the prop erty. East Side Hale. f)evlln & Firebaugh report the sale of the east half of lots 1 and 2, block 2, Murray Hill addition to East Portland, from W. H. Seward and wife to Clara p. Brown. Consideration. J4.500. JUDGE MADE RULE ON ESTATE SALE County Judge Webster yesterday set next Tuesday as the time for hear ing a proposition from J. L. Bowman & Co. for the partnership stock of Mo Allen & McDonnell, of which Daniel Mc Allen la In charge as administrator. Mrs. John T. McDonnell, widow of the late partner of McAllen, wants the es tate closed quickly, and for some time the attorneys have been pulling, lnhar moniously. Judfre Webster aalft that there haa been too much nervous ex citement over the matter and served no tice on the attorneys that hereafter he will hold them down strictly to selling the business and settling up tho estate. Permits were taken out Friday by the Portland Country club for the erec tion of buildings at the Country club track, near Rose Citv Park, aggregating J21.400 In value. The largest building to bo erected at this time is a two story frame barn, which will cost (11, 000. Three sets of stables, to cost J2, 000 each, two at J1.700 each, and one at 11,000 are the other structures contract ed for. The club's architect Is getting up do signs for the steel-frame grandstand and the clubhouse, both of which will be erected In advance of the fall rac ing season, preparations for which are now under way. Riding Master Is Arrested. W. O. Brown, proprietor of the Port land Riding academy, has been arrested for selling, two noises upon wnien no had already raised money by the mort gage route. Hill & Zelgler. feed deal ers, of the east side, made the com plaint. Brown I" alleged to have taken the horses to Seattle and there sold them for II, "00. Gallant Iloarder Fined. C. Goodman found that defending his hostess ia expensive. He Is a longshoreman! and boards on a scow. Alfred Going complained that . Good man has called blm very bad names, though Goodman declared he was de fending his landlady from abuse. Good man's language cost him $15 In the po lice court. RESIDENCE TO SUPPLANT TOWER Th' ,"" Mfe ...-j Hi? f Home of Fred T. Brooke'r, Corner Coleman and Alameda, Belle Creat. v Hol las be n purchased by Edward I l.iini nnd will soon become the; a I, ui isume residence which Mr. ham is planning to build. Dr. I Wii'-on was the former owner of. the i ,.!.e'U ,-uh! sold It for JS.50H. The. lot is lot souare and commands a; sjpero w or tne surrounaing country. LAUNDRY BUYS ( (JRAND AVENUE Th.- l'i." . 1 States I.iundry hss pur chie,) fi.ini V. M p-irter the quarter-bb- k i.t ' e doii:he-.t . ,,rnr of Graml aer..ie .ii.l F:.is' am'-ill street. The sib -iifc n.ie throic'i the agency of 1 , i: Fields. the property bringing 11'. 0" Mr Porter purchased this cor ner i - vpir ng,i from Frank Ixran for 12" er Ti e laundry company will erect wl'hm the i.cit 12 months a modem brbk Is iry on the ?l;c. ff u y '--fAv. T$ (JOT ON WR()N(i ENGINE. SUFFERS MANY CUTS He r.s r F. J. Rlrhardann. xtce-presl- ldwt: I O. wetland. traurr and a wainscoting la 1 wUaa4 aacratarr arfd wvanagtr. '.e m!o.,k n locomotive on r p.-.i.senger t-ssn for an ordl oi.mo; r ;are. s! toina freirht ,.. . . v.ght. ' ouch tret, I ' !' 'n ' it.' ".t f r -.-pital suffering t" m ma-.,- j..nnf i. Ir iixi That hi l.f- w is spared is rr. I rar-uiotis. Wr.trht at in tne terminal yards y st - .1 1 v l,sr. the trark h t howgnt ha '- '' ht er-gi;. cmlng. When It was , e to Mm h 1;imp4 out and .nr'l-t o-i tre rowea-ch.r He lnterdd to short rA. Irto North Fort- Ur1 t.n te North Pacific awanll! ' r- -1 r.erf Wr-.rht dtscoverad h bad t.r": a through pasnrr. Fearful that , o-iM not h ebie tn Iii4 n rv'h brr. mlrr to the pl. Wright Jutrred off He waa barlnl into tba dit'h a-.d his fa.e and arms and body patnf'jllr truis-el end cat. He was taken tu the hospital la an tninUar. j - I; i ' i . V, - 't - . i . f ' '' v. Omanental 8ton Entranc lo Hyde ViiX. i 4
