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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 1 2, 1910. pws l.iupto Eliminate Competition icvin Grand Ronde Valley. r 1) ris Reported 5 tpccls) DUpttch to Tbe JraraH ' '"V Srande, Or., Fb, 2. Tbe purchase Union Central railroad of Ore- I'h'pratinf between Union station, and 'Clove, ana Union and Hot md already liavlnjr rights of war major portion -or me distance to Elgin, by th Ori'n Railroad A Navigation company, U freely rumored throughout Union county today. It la thought the purchaaa la the flrat atep towarda acquiring an easy grade from Hot lake to Pyl canyon, beyond Union; where an- easy grade can be aecured In . lieu of the ateep Tellocaset hall. The purchase la In line with the for mer announced pollclca of the O. R. 6 N. road to get a -Tyle canyon climb up Tellocaaet hall. : ' , s . .- ; , .., . , -It Is 'preaumed that the purchaae of the. Independent road means that the main line will ehlft from Ita praaent course and leave Hot lake along the grade already . eatabliahed and connect wltii the Cove road running to Union. From Union-on i the new road would have - to be conatructed, and if the line Is built up Pyle canyon, , a" se cluded spot free from drifts In the win ter, a SO 1 foot bridge would let the main, line back In Its original course at a point 3ust below T.ellocaset. - . The proposed Pyle canyon loute has been under dlsousslon for some time, but the purchaae of the Central Is a MRS. WEBSTER IS ' ONLY 42 BUT SHE HAS 26 CHILDREN Niagara Falls. N. T.. Feb. I. Mrs. Philip Wobater of this city Is receiving the. congratulatlone , ) of her friends upon' the birth Of the twenty-sUth child that, has , been born to her during her 2 years of married life. Mrs. Webster Is 41 years of e age. She was married when she was 16. Five pairs of twins and on set of triplets were bom to her. but none of these are living. MANUFACTURERS . : .. MAY PARTICIPATE (Continued From' Page One.) reat of 1L At the present time w are operating the lln at a ferns.. Company VonM Build. ,"I,was asked yeaterday If this com pany would build , across , the cut-off on Bandy road, -.; - "All $m Beirig Kiishe(l in ' ' Ti ' -'7'.""'.' '"'7'"'. .,Vt. - it The Addition with Character i During several days of winter it was impossible for men or teams ) to work, but with the breaking up of winter work has been re sumed on a larger scale than ever before. Grading is nearly com- i pleted and cement walks are now being laid, the contract for the K water mains has been let and the work will be started immedi- ' ately. In a very few weeks the work of laying the asphalt streets will commence. Laurelhurst Has a Improvements Not Promised Numerous purchases have been made in Laurelhurst by parties who will build this spring, and we have promised to be ready for them with asphalt streets, cement walks, water, sewer, gas, elec- ' trie lights, etc.; hence the work of improvement will be rushed and ' "'".'" T t ' i . . .1 . . : . i . j . .1 . tnere is to De no let-up until everyxnmg is corapiexea. NAKL YOUR HOME, 1 IN LAURELHURST ' And Enjoy Your Residence in the Most Handsomely Improved, ; Closest-In, Restricted Neighborhoods of Portland, on Two, "" of the Best Carlines in the City, Which Run To ; i and Through the Property and Where Values Run From lySOPerLotUp-TermsKS,, I See this tract in our automobiles at our expense or take a Rose City Park or Monta villa 'car ; Both lines run to and through the property where we hold a fran 4y4)444)444e444 ,hle, If bond should be given protecting ,ua in canu ine iraocnin should be proved' Invalid. I replied yes. "it has been announced that It la the (that w would build at once, aa the cut plan of the Central road to, build to off will provide a much desired shorten Elgln, than across the Blue mountains J lng of the Ftoe City line. Another prop to a Northern Paclflo outlet, but If the.oKltlon has been made to move our fumord sale Is the truth, competition traeka Into the middle of the street, to the O. H. N. Is evidently ellml- Parking-both sides to keep teams off. rated for the present ' ,iso-tnat service will be uninterrupted. mis we would be glad to accede to. In preparation for building through the cutoff the services of the city engineer would, need to be engaged to bring In tersecting roads to grade. No one of them Is at grade now." When the manufacturers met last night. H. U Thompson, president of the Portland Fair aaeoclutlon; told them that If they would Join the Greater Portland fair movement and subscribe their en thusiastic support as' well aa tender their exhibits, that they would be given representative voice In all plans by hav ing their members placed on the fair association directorate, and that a build lng adequate to any possible need would oe provided for them. Hot iceroeaaiy. "This Is not a. mercenary propoaltton.' said Mr. Thompson. "It should not be construed as such. We. want to have an exposition In which all will partici pate ana have direct Interest. We want to show our Interest in the farmer by Inviting him to our city. When he cornea here we want to show him what we have; that thla is a city of dignity, of beauty, of wealth, of influence, of cro- ductlvenese. We want to have the far mer' show his Interest In us. We are mutually dependent one on the other. We cannot stand alone, nor should we try It. The time has never been reachad when the house divided against itself could stand." It was announced this morning that the Progress Exposition of 1810 will be made a popular movement. In which all citizens will have part. -The sup port of state and city commercial bodies has been assured. leading manufacturers are already making plana for their exhibits. Mr. Thomp son stated today that a. building for manufacturers' exhibits will Te provided no matter what the ultimate conclusion of the manufacturers' association may be. If, even at a later date, the associa tion concludes to participate, as an as sociation, the building will be .given to It for its exclusive use. If this does not occur, individual manufacturers will be, given the building's use. Work has already been commenced on the grounds, preparing them for the fair. Naturally attractive surroundings are to be beautified by a committee which already has its plana for Im provement In definite form. First work will be done on the race course, that It may be In perfect condition for the preliminary training of racerB which is to begin soon. Record Made; for f AUTHOBZZXD B&OXEBS. r, Charles XVHonry Co. ' ;. Wakefield, Itlea ft Co. - Oeo. S. Boaalk H. P. palmer-Jones Oo. vs Co. Holm ft Xnfe , stall ft Von Borstal Maokle ft Bonntre J-J) R. P. Bryan ft Co. Frlek-Sodda Co. ' Baff-Xleinsoxye 2nd tio. 522-526uCorbett Bldg. Phones: Main 1503. A-1515 SHORTAGE OF CARS (Continued From Page' One.) to be 'abandoned for a time at least. This embargo on hops and lumber, It Is said, is not serious, however, as these commodities can be shipped in the smaller cars; but It Is held that the original j-ullngr. If allowed to stand, practlcaiy would have meant that no shipments of furniture, Automobiles or vehicles of any size could have been made from Pacific coast points without a great deal of extra labor and expense. It Is said that the cry for large cars from the states of Michigan and Ohio Is greater than ever because of the increased demand for the output of the furniture, automobile and ve hicle factories, but the furniture fac tories on the Pacific coast,' too, are enjoyig a heavy business and therefore enforcement of the ruling depriving them of the use of these cars, built expressly for bulky freight, would have dealt them a serious blow. 1 c RAILROADS TRY 10 GRAB STREETS (Continued From Page One.) E2TJ& ft" X .'Hear" DUGE f:' J,4, 7',7'"'. ' . THE COST OF LIVING BEGIN WITH THE BAKING POWDER TRUST Stop payirieft40 or 50 cents per pound for Trust porlLu JF r. y . . . . . Sast Evere Cream of Tartar Baking Powders, when an inde- fitf0anst0 pendent product can be had for 25 cents per pound. . ; . . , The name of this independent powder is jGrescent Baking Powder cated. The Steel Bridge Push club has already circulated a remonstrance against the vacation of Larrabee street from Holladay avenue to its intersec tion with Oregon street. ' Owners File Petition. A petition was filed today by practi cally all the property owners on Lar rabee street north to Broadway and on Holladay avenue for two blocks on both sides of Larrabee street, asking thai Larrabee street be extended to the proposed landing of the new steel bridge on Oregon street and that an elevated roadway or viaduct be built on the same grade as the bridge to Holladay avenue, "Property owners asking: for this via duct believe it is the only redress they can get for the moving of the steel bridge to its new location," said F. Clarno,. an attorney representing the petitioners of the Steel Bridge Push club, this morning, "and we are not asking for anything unreasonable, either. We are willing. If the elevated roadway Is built, to grant-the railway a perpetual right of way to use the street under the roadway. But it Is too much to, expect ' the city to give away Larrabee street after allowing "the railway company to move the bridge from Holladay avenue." Companies Obstruct. The ends of Oregon and Irving streets and Pacific avenue are now be ing obstructed by dock buildings owned by the railway companies. Among the streets asked to be vacated s of East Ash, East Flanders. Everett,- East Couch, East Ankeny Davis, but the most important the railway companies in point of the value of the land affected is that which follows: All of East Irving street lying west erly of the west line of Occident street, lormeriy ihpi nwr aireei, inciuumjr .the Intersection of East Jrvlng, street with Adams street (sometimes called East Adams street)., AH of Adams street (sometimes called East Adams street) lying southerly from the southerly line et Oregon street, Including .'the-. Intersection of Adams street with, East Irving street. All of Oregon street, lying west of Ihe It js an ep-cr-phosphate powder, absolutely pure. It rTfr . f . 1 1 e All of Oregon street. lying west of ih ' saves on epxs and makes better and ncherf risen roods, west ne ot Adams street, mciumng tb, . , - - i. ; 1 intersection of Oregon street with Lar GROCERS SELL IT rabee street ,.; Part of larrabee Street, - All ht Larrabee street southerly" from ,;he . north, line of Pacific . .avenue and ho intersection of Larrabe street and .,aclflc vavenb.e and" ho Intersection of uarrabee street" with Oregon . street;' ' All of Pacific avenue lying westerly of the- east line of Larrabee street, ln- eluding (the , Intersection between Pa clflo avenue and Larrabee street and Pa clfld avenue and Crosoy street; ' All of Crosby street southerly from the south line of Holladay avenus. In cluding . ? the Intersection of , Crosby streetand Paclflo ayenue. ' , Also all that part of the intersection of Adams street (sometimes called East Adams street) with Oregon street; de scribed as follows: ' Commencing at a point on the south jlne of Oregon street S3 feet west of the Intersection of the east line of Adams street and the south line of Oregon street ; thence north 83 degrees' J3 minutes west 62 feet to a point cn the west line of Ailtn si -t thence north along the wcM I'mn i f Adama street S feot more or lt, to t'..n intersection of the north line of Miif..n street and the west line of A Jams nu. t. All as platted by tlio plat of v toi l er's addition to East Portland mow Portland). ' v ',':..?,. Many Business Men Consider The Pianola Piano The Wisest Investment They Ever Made T IflE PIANOLA Piano does not belong in the usual category of luxuries. It is an intensely practical article for every day use. The proper way to consider its cost js to view it as an investment an investment that will pay almost fabulous dividends in en joyment and happiness for the entire family wife, children and particularly the man who has never had the advantage of musical train ing. Consider the limited avenues of recreation open to the average busy man of affairs: Ab sorbed in the details of the office, evening finds him too fagged out to sit through a for mal concerf. The PIANOLA Piano enables him to have informal concerts amid the com forts of his own home concerts that begin , and end just when he likes. Aud the pro- - gamme contains only the pieces that please him most. Any member of the family can speedily, , learn to play the PIANOLA Piano artistically. But oftenest the man himself insists upon do ing the playing. An active man Jikes to be active even in his pleasures. The PIANOLA Piano is a constant challenge to an intelligent mind, for there is a sense of achievement in a ; beautiTjptomposition adequately performed.. So sensitive, so responsive is this marvelous instrument, that the pleasure grows keener with its use. Many of the most important financiers, corporation heads and captains of industry today de pend upon the PIANOLA Piano for mental refreshment and recreation in their leisure hours. CAUTION: Do not Imagine that you can get the same measure of enjoyment 'out of some other Player. Superior methods of construction and exclusive musical advantages have made the PIANOLA and PIANOLA Piano tbe standard Instruments of tliefr class in every market of the world. Remember that he name "PIANOLA" applies only ' to tbe Instruments made by the Aeolian Oo. 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