The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, October 10, 1908, Image 12

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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND. SATURDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 10. 1008. SCORES OF COTTAGES PLANNED EVERYWHERE Contracts Iot for Many New Homos In Eveiy Part of the City Marked Activity in Construction of Jle (I iu m-Cost Homes in Port land. 12 . . , . ; " - . v . ; '' K ' " ' : . . . .. ..' - : - ' . L t ' ' ' ' V. u - . ' .. , - , M. : . " . t , ; - n A h A BaBBaaBSBaBBBBBBBBBBBBBSBBBBBSBBaBBBBBBBBaBBBBBSBSaBBaBBBaaBBaBa I ' ...... . ' ( . . x.- - Wouldn't it pay : ' Building contracta for a large mint ber of cottage to rout from $1,000 to ' II. 600 were alancd during iMi wlc, At usual nearly all of theae new home . are to go ur In the varloua caat aid realdenee dlatrlcla. , H. K. Stcmler connected with MoCor tnlck Jordan for the erection of two ": eottagra to coat 1J.000 each, ona to ba erected on Eaat Twenty-alxth atreet be- - tween Haleey and Clackainaa, and tha ether on Halaey between Kaat Twenty fifth and Eaat Twenty-sixth atreeta. Tha aama Arm of eontractora liaa be gun tha erection of a $2,000 houee for Hurt Krum on Ellaworth atreat be tween Eaat Thirty-ninth, and Eaat Fortieth atreeta. Oreen A Nelaon are building: a two atory frame dwelling at the corner of Broadway and Eaat Seventeenth atreeta for J. B, ONell, to coat $4 000 E. L Sanborn, for a $1,608 dwelling for E. A. Parth. corner Kaat Beventh , and Preacott atreeta. lieoree Recvea, for two $1,600 dwell ing for 11. V. Fisher. Eaat Twenty first atreetbetween Wygant and Uolng "'aPeno'it.' for a $1,600 dwelling for R.. B. Mllna. East Thirtieth atreet near Gladstone atreet ISaay Homea Planned. ' R. V-Auxier. for a $1,500 cottage for . Maud Graharn, East Tenth between Dur ham end Holman atreeta. Wilson & Nelson, for a $1,450 dwell ing; for Mr. Holman, Borthwlck atreet between Mason and Skidmore atreeta. Herdman Bros, have begun the erec tion of a $6,000 dwelling house on Wasco atreet between Kaat Seventeenth and Eaat Eighteenth streets. C. B. Rose will aoon begin the erec tion of a cottage to cost $1,800 at the corner of Glen avenue and East Main street., i. E. WV Rider will build an $1,800 resi dence on Kast Main street between East Thirtieth and East Thirty-first atreeta. W. T. Crock well will build a $1,600 cottage at the corner of East Thlrty aecond and East Ash atreeta. J..F. Lonergan will build a $1,000 cot tage. In East Twenty-flfth street be tween Mildred and Surraan atreeta. Otto Helfricht - will build a $1,200 home In Randall street between Nelson trrfl and the handy road. Martin H-rdt will build a $1,600 dwelling In East Thirty-Aral street be tween bast Aah ani Eaat Pine atreeta. U A. Pelton will build a $2,000 dwell ing In Kast Madlaon atreet between Kast Thirty-ninth and Eaat Fortieth atreeta. Wool City Covered. I. W. Parker hae let a contract to C. I. t'rofby for a dwelling to cost $2,000 to be erected on Vancouver avenue be tween Skidmore and Preacott Btreeta. L. 8. Pane will build for Frank A ma to a ono-Blorv coltaae on East Twentieth street, between Division and Ivon streets. j Contractor I). M. Keen haa contracted to build two handsome residences. One la to cost about $4,000 and will be erected for Mr. Austin on Chapman atreet - between Jackaon and Clifton streets and the other la to be a $1,800 cottatce and will belong to is. P. NorthuD. It la to oe erectea on meat Eighteenth street between' Tillamook un.i Tnomnsnn streets. p. a. Carlnnder nas completed pians for a. handsome residence to be erectea in Holladay Parte addition lor Mr Hovenden. n Iyifevrenae begun tne erection or a $1,600 dwelling on eimoni street oe- twern East Thirty-eighth and East Thlrtv-nlnth streets. J. Llnkalter has taken out a oermlt for the erection of a greenhouse for the city of Portland to he built In Columbia Park at a cost of I3.8UO Walker & erection of a Kramer at th and East Twenty-eighth streets. Foundation of Pacific Paper Company's Building at Fourth and Ankenr Streets, PORTLANDERSTAKEKINDLY TO APARTMENT HOUSES st or j3,8uu. more than to all others tr Mclntyre have begun the h t ,, i $2,000 cottage for Mra. Dulwl or Pment "out he corner of Clackamas I land during the last four To one man, W. L. Morgan, la due more than to all others the extensive aea In Port- yeara. Mr. fnr-ftn hna ttiilli litnrA lh Mrlv nitrf M. II. Tower has tnken out a contract , . , .,k. k.-. erected on Dwlght street between Daw- apartment Duuainga in tnia city, wnicu son and Winchell streets to cost i.ooo. represent a total expenditure of close Contractor J. O. wuuams nas taen to $600,000. out a permit for the erection or a two- The first of these buildings was put story frame residence on .bast salmon up at Sixteenth and Jefferson streets, street between East Fortieth and East a 8-story frame building containing 12 Forty-first streata. The building be- s-room apartments, and cost about $11.- los to T. Norby. , 000. Mr. Morgan finding no demand Frank M. Heath is building- a one- for thns nnnrtmRnta unfurnished. story cottage on Minnesota avenue be- furnished the building throughout, put twecn Jarrett and Simpson streets to I it in charge of a Janitor and in $0 days REPRIMAND 'FOR OLD BOB'S SOU 0 ' But Not Dismissal This Is the Tip Given Out , . - ' at Manila. (Doited Press Leased Wlre.J , Manila, Oct. 10.--It la stated here today, following the departure of the -Atlantic fleet for Japan, that Lieuten ant "Frank T. Evans, eon of'the Rear Admiral Bob Evans, haa been . found . guilty of the charge of being absent from his station while acting aa officer of the deck, using profane and dis ; graceful language to a superior officer, and Intoxication. It la stated here that the courtmartial that haa been trying Evans found him guilty and recom mended that he be reprimanded, but not dismissed from the service. The papers in the case are In the I cost $1,700. had the entire building rented. He waa I. J. Mahony has let the contract for advised by friends to put up no more a two-story frame dwelling to be erected of this class of buildings, who said on Mason street between Haight and that it would be Impossible to Indued Gantenbeln atreets Kt a cost of $1,800. Portland families to live in large apart- ment houses. Undaunted by the warn- hands of Rear-Admiral Sperry and will '"fiw0 ,!!1ffI.rJfndvs L?"? hlMreXPMrr,'ri,n be examined on the cruise to Japan. Th, ,J J1 h.fiu wUnKMrrt ......it h,. nt hr, nffiMaiiv onnAi,,,,,. next planned and hullt Wellington Court. result haa not been officially announced but the information that Evans was found giitlty comes from an apparently reliablo source. T at Fifteenth and Everett streets, at a cost of $30,000. Shortly after the com pletion of this building, another in the same vicinity was put up involving an outlay of about $20,000. Both of these buildings contained nothing but two and three-room apartments. Building Permits. H. Howes, East Twenty-fifth street. between Alberta and Sumner, erect Columbian Apartments JText one-story frame dwelling, $1,200; E. V. He. next built for the Columbian iurni.nn I Rfialtv comnanv the larae apartment at 1; J:r. V. -. 'Z ' . 7 Eleventh .and Columbia streets. This .t.. , Vi nnn" tructr cost approximately $35,000. story frame store, ?1,000, Robert Mc- 0n each -1(le of the Columbian apart- o'i'i "iartii-.V menta. Mr. Morgan built a three-story V,'." i"i7,",,,U-tZ:"'-wi:-A'","i''ranartinent house for the Missea isno owei ing. t-i.vuu; ito.oert Mcyourt. - ThB PamMnf.A cost of these im- south Broadway street between Harold wn tas nnn. $2,000; Robert McCourt and Anne, erect 1 H-atory frame dwell- nrovementa waa $33,000. At oevenm ana jeiierson sireeis mc l"A.Vuuuj.."?D"..u.E1' ,J,e,uln Sheffield, belonging to the Tower In Anne, erect 1-story frame dwelling, S'n'hn " Th. Trlintree at Twelfth 0haverl0i p.inhl. waa fh novt of th $2,000: Hannah Magnuson. street between Minnesota and Missouri avenue, erect two-story frame dwell ing. $3,800: Bessie Hlends, East Twen ty-first street between Alberta and W yeant, erect lls-'ory frame dwell- bulldlnss erected by Mr. Morgan. Following tnia was tne niariDorougn at Twenty-first and Flanders streets, the Ormonde, for J. H. Day, and two rnijits uweii- i .... i t-.i i lng.- $1,700; L. Spapks. East Glisan t ""ti.TS'and T wentv-flrst streets the .ir.i horicsan Tw.niv.ninth onA Thi.. Twentieth ana iwenty-iirst streeis, me tleth. erect one-story frame dwelling, ii.yuo; l. u. uevnn, water street ne- tween Mill and Montgomery. repair one-siory irame siaoie, i,uuu. three buildings making an Imposing and handsome appearance. At tngnieenih and coucn streets, Air. Morgan next erected a modern, four story apartment at a cost of $30,000. Best In it Class. The handsomest of this class of build Ina-s so far erected by Mr. Morgan is tne Madlson-T-arK. at tne soutneast cor ner of Park and Madison atreeta. This Is a pressed brick building, five stories high and cost $87,600. This is one of the best equipped apartment houses in the country, and la quite the equal of anything of the kind west of Chicago. It is eoulDDed with automatic elevators, the floors throughout are of hardwood and the doors are mahogany. Mr. Mor gan next built the Roosevelt at Eigh teenth and Kearney atreets. This build ing was erected especially for families with small children, but it waa lmmedi- atplv filled with tenants without chil dreri. the Idea of an apartment house built especially for children did not seem to tak,e with the heads of fam ilies. Adiolhlnsr the Roosevelt la the Kearney, at the corner of Twenty-first and Kearney. This is a very attractive building, done In plaster cast, with col umn effect. The doors throughout this building are mahogany, and the interior finish is white enamel. Fire stories Kltfh. Under construction at hls time is a five-story brick veneer structure, on King street near Washington, for the Hanover Building company, which will cost about $50,000. and one for H. R Reynolds on Wayne street, between King and St. Clair, which will contain eight four-ropm apartments. Mr. Mor gan also has under construction a nurses' home for Martin Winch at Four teenth and Market sxreets. Disappear ing beds and bay window kitchenettes are two attractive and unique features of this building. Mr. Morgan has come to be known as the father of apartment nouse construction in fortlana. He maintains that It is a most Drofltable way to invest money, and by way of snowing nis raitn m.apartmen nouses he is a stockholder In a majority of the Duncungs or tnis class tnat he has erect ed in this city. llfJII HEIGHI . Of BUILDINGS A patent has been granted on a go- cart, the wheels of which are inter changeable for runners for use on snow or Ice. MMWS rrai j"Myxm e, writes' D.W. BatesTof CaldwelO.) wthinks:that Jvme of .Cardui is wonderful,-ana that eho aweslber. li f o . to " i t.4 She. has suffered for some timewithfeinales complaint and would be'trouDled forweksrbut after. taking a few bottles of Cardui eheiwasi relieved and lean" now : ao her nouseworfc light alongVvrithout suffering any pain.' We think Cardui is the greatest medicine on earth for women." TAKE SR11I It Will Help You With such letters arriving every day, who could blame anybody for becoming enthusiastic over the merits of a medicine like Cardui, which has, for over 50 years, been engaged in the work of relieving wo men's sufferings. Its ingredients are ptrrely vegetable, "harmless, yet specific in their action on the wo manly organs. If you suffer, give it a fair trial. It should help you, as it has helped a million others. Try it VALUABLE ?JZXf! r I i m a mf htwf tuin. , lIT wn.tt.uts M Ika riiiiiii mm " - - - ' WORK BEGINS Oil STORE CUBING Seventeenth Street to Be Improved by New Struc ture of F. W. Isherwood F. W. Isherwood has begun the erec tion of a three-atory frame store and lodging-house on Seventeenth atreet, be tween Washington and Alder atreeta. The building will occupy a full 60 foot lot and will cost about $15,000. Architect D. L. Williams haa the work in hand. Architect Joseph Jacobberger has ceased taking bids for the Benedictine Fathers' building to be erected at Mount Angel, and will let the contract in the next few days. Architect W. L. Morgan haa taken out the permit for the erection or aiarun Winch's building to be erected on Four teenth street, between Clay and Market streets. The bulldlnar ia to be a modern apartment house and will coat between $18,000 and $20,000. Construction work on Kenton's first cement block business house began laat Monday, the building la to be 60 by 60 feet, two atorlea high and will be occu pied by Finnegan & Ballou aa a plumb ing shop. Dyer & Co., the cement block manufacture of Kenton, are at work on the contract for manufacturing the cement block for 20 residences to be erected for the Kenton Townslte com pany. BUILD CHURCH ON MISSOURI AVE. DWELLINGS RISE ID CITY SUBURBS Contractors Authorized to Begin Erection of Many Eesidences. Tha Mlsalaatppl-ATenue Congrega tional church haa let the contract to Sandatrom A Spragve for the erection of a $5,040 church at Mlaeourl avenue and Bharer street. L. W. Watts haa begun the erection of a handsome home on Eaat Sixteenth atreet. between Knott and Brasee atreeta. The building will coat about $6,004), and ia being constructed by R. Kinsman. The same contractor has takti out a penult for tbe erection of a $1,000 cot taae for R. C. Hechmart on Oreely street, between KJiliocs worth avenue and Jesacp street. J. A. v uaoa Baa contracted for the bulldlrr of aa attractive rottar m Kast efxteeath atreet. between Alberta and Wygant atreeta, la Verwoo. The building will eot aboet $2 lie. Contractor JameB I. Mrhall is errl- Inc a n-tory hrtrk offlf-e bulldlftc for Mr Patea. at rrrmt and COvb atreeta. rrank witermint haa ran th er- ttnti of a II 0 tt- cm Gftptili venue, oetwoen mg and BJandlaa streeta, T'ppee Albtna. Mra. Mlnota M. I kaa takes vt a B. C. Sellberg Is having plans pre pared for a two-story frame dwelling to be erected at East Tenth and Han cock streets at a cost of about $5,000. Architect W. A. Straw has the work tn hand. C. E. Klouchek has contracted with F. B. Schellhammer for the erection of a two-story, four-series frame flat on "eet belwee" Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets. The buildina will cost about $4,600. 1 111 Archltecta Lewis A Lwis are getting K? n?n0r,a.tW0"8t0r'r brlck building, H?rrldo" Candy company on East Sixth street between East Couch and East Davis streets. rs. Heater Is having plana prepared for to residences. One Is to be a two story cottage, containing six roomi and la to be erected in M.n.r.. .hhi.i L00?' of.2-:;o0- Architect. Ernest Kro ner has this work in charge. The other Is to he a five-room h..n,.u. ,,, be erected at Ro rt P.n, .. . T"i of $2,000. Archltecta Ooodrlrh i rich are gettlnar ud tha nlin m. atructure Xew York Committee Places Top Notch in Future at 300 Feet. After sittings, extending over the greater part of the paat year, during which the testimony and expert opin ions of scores of tho ablest architects and building engineers In the country were taken., the bulldlns- code revision commission of New York city has sub mitted a report to Hhe board of alder men, embodying among numerous other important provisions the recommenda tion that all future bulldlnira nn Mnn- hattai island be restricted in height to ouu ieei, except 19 tne case or a strut) iure ironung on a park, square or Plaza for which the limit shall h 350 feet. The recommendation nrovlriVa that the height of buildings under the 300, foot limit shall be In proport?Sn to the width of the streets on which they face. Where the width is less than 45 feet a helKht of 135 feet will be permitted. A general limit of 150 feet is fixed for all lofts, stores, ware houses, restaurants, markets, refriger ator plants, stables, factories, work shops, garages, laboratories and other such structures, a areater heleht heins euiowea only ror orrice buildings, you tojjave a fur nace that would save money in fuel year after year,' even if you did pay more for it in the first place? And then have a ' furnace that was DURABLE, that would stand years of use. ; You should just hear some of the good things that come to us about our furnaces. We KNOV our furnaces are the BEST possible to construct, and not only, that they're in stalled better than anyone else can do it or does it. That's why we deserve your furnace business. TheW.G. McPherson ob servatories and grain elevators. The board of aldermen referred the report to its committee on public build ings, which will hold a public hearing. If the aldermen should pass the limit ing ordinance the matter must go to the board of estimates, and the mayor will have the final decision. If re strictive regulation is adopted It will not apply to skyscrapers for which building permits have already been Issued. v . ...... -v, - ...... 1 . " j... , 1-, Kin n ... not affect the erection of the60-story equitable building- and the monster 1.000-foot hieh office bulldlne. nlans for which have already been filed with the building Inspector's department. LARGEST GROCERY STORE IX NORTHWEST r Important changes in the location of several of Portland's leading mercantile firms will take place in the nexfftfew days on account Of the consolidation, Just effected, of the retail grocery firms of IJresser & Co. and Sealv. Maaon & Co. After tomorrow night the con solidated firm will be known as Dres ners 6c Healy-Alason Co., and will occupy the entire building at Fifth and Stark streets, where the Dresser's establish ment has been located for the past year. R. M. Gray, clothier, will occuov the store at the corner of Fourth and Mor rison, to be vacated by Sealy-Mason, and the store room now occupied bv Swet land's confectlonerv establiithmnnt. Bwetland moving Into the Dlaca now occupied by Gray. The consolidation of Dresser's and Sealy-Mason will give to Portland the largest retail grocery establishment in tne lJaciric northwest. The new bus! ness will be conducted on the denart ment store plan, the departments being inuso vi (jruceries, liquors, aeiicaiessen fruits and vegetables, meats, fish and poultry and bakery. Between 75 and 100 men and women will be employed Dy me new nrm, most or whom will be the old employes of the two estab lishments.- To M. Relnsteln, the manager of Dres sera, is due the successful bringing tiuuui 01 ino consolidation. Company HEATING ENGINEERS 328 Glisan Street Portland. Ore. A SHABBY HOUSE la a falling house. Good paint not only beautifies your home, but pre serves It When patat geta shabby your house or building ia beginning to deteriorate. Building houaea and repairing them la costly paint la cheap. Tha wis man uses an en during paint like BAT STATE, told at THE BIO PAINT STORE . Fisher, Thorsen & Co. FRONT AND MORRISON STS. TWO FLOORS ARE BELOW SIX STORIES AT SECOND AND YAMHILL naes in the nlana nf ttm un l inn uuiiuins i oecona ana Tarn Chan Bax hill streets, provide for the addition of two stories to the original design maxing 11 a aix-atory structured The butlding occupies a auarter-hlnrk mnA is to be devoted to mercantile and of- . WrT? " 11 w,u co,t approaimate- 0R01D Excavating for Meier rrank com pany a 1 -story annex haa been com pleted, and tha work of laying the ce ment noor is under way. This la the only business houee In Portland to have two full atorlea below the atdewalk leveL .All of the first basement storr la to be utilised for mercantile purposes, while the aul-baament will 'contain tha machinery, beatina- nlant mm ii.h.i. plant nMary to quip and operate taia huge establishment. in excavating below the ub-baae-ment level a One stream of wt struck, which will he ntiiii .1.. bptlera and to operate the hvdraultc "ra to he inataiied In the building. " auineTiitc Biatatnent of tbe coet of thia tnx-tur was recently itwn r. mf mm I i.ii I in miw .ma. i. dwelling w Fart Thlrty-aistk at nw nteinnrM avenae. Archltart Rt-hara Martla haa a war 4. M t 'I H tniama tha gPeral trart for the Tmni rata te h mrmt on Kng rtreet. near Ivna. R. A. Thraf'haa tkm et a rf-itt foe the ererUe ef a tw-eerr frn tlence aw F.t Tmnf.m.mli reef. etwee Tfef aod Salmon permit for tbe eretUoa of J1,M aUeeta, te eeat Uh jree ' fm HAPPIER THAN J. D. ROCKEFELLER Hla name la A. M. Kendall and he ceala In boots and shoes at Colorado Utr. Colorado. He wrltaa: "I heliev I an feeling better than J. D. Rocke feller." The reaaon for hla exhilaration la this: He has dropsy, aeaoclateit with chronic kidney dleeaa, a condition that iner dooii aeriare Ofyona medical aid. He la over eeventy reara of aea. w. ' 1 nave doctored ntll I am nearly doctored out. Can you help me? Fiaee be plain with me In your rly." On teoelrt of our letter ha n elf on Fuiton'a Rmal t'omttnunt. ne now a d to Jum 11 tux - MH.t. fmwi the date of hia firat latter. Ha 1, . '7 i"- Bin. 1 mm reiirta set ter. I be! (ere, than J. n. Knraefen.r r 11 niwi 1 m nax-B on ana 1 rna it la the greateet medk-lne en Mrth. I k. apeat a pll ef moner In dor furies te re goo-t. loora haa dona me iwri good than ail tbe medicine I ever took tfnar ean tftere he an mmi'm tm, iu mind of any oae h haeltrlar m.K. aa te what He .m)i Uka -n the reeraa deaths fram kKteev irmiK' hnw tHat atretr-t we mt ef eve-r hon1re4 ef Make a Little Go a Long Way in your hardwire buying through Rat ifying: your wants here. Variety, quality and dependability of every art icle we sell on a par with iu economy of price. AVERV& CO. 48 Third St., Bet. Hue Ash HOLLADAY'S ADDITION Th one beat place In Portland to buy. Oeo graphical eei.ter and moat de alrable reaidence property of tha dty. Seeing Is believing. Better go and a tha many chdTcrealdenoea under eonatructlom and the Improvements ge lng on. THE, OREOON REAL ESTATE COMPANY B54 OKAaTD ATX. IT. FOBTUn, OSZOOS. Repair Work Olven Prompt Attention Pounders, Machinist and Boilermakers. Building and Structural Work. - PHOENIX IRON WORKS ENGINEERS . Offloe and Work Xawtborna Avenue and Zaai Third Btreet. Pkoae Zast 19. poxTXJtini, oxzoov. REX FLINTKOTE ROOFINO 1 W. P. FULLER & CO.. Pacific Coast AirenU John A. Melton CASPBeTTxa A3TB BVXXBSa Factory and Offlee 2JI Second treat, near Main. Phones: Main TIT( A-1TIT Office and Btora Plxturea bulir and remodtled. Altering and repairing houaea. Shot. nd Counters built e Iran a form ef Mmt mMa r-t 'uoe e riKmn aidsaor Lmg Co, HI Itlr evreet. 1 tr TOU HAVE A ROOF TO COVBR PIOCRK WITH VS OH Qenas co Roof i n g ' Carried la gtoek for all kind, ef roofa and fully guaranteed CENTRAL DOOR & LUMBER CO. ItU aad Ollama Btraewi Paoaea Stats 4TM. A 1TM CA S TING S , FOR MACHINE AND STRUCTURAL WORK THE INDEPENDENT FOUNDRY CO. 24 and York JStreeta " . Fhone-Maia 2323, AI221 A