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6 THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, SUNDAY , MORNING FEBRUARY 6, 1910, utile HOPE IS .0 001 FOR HOME RULE With 25 Per Cent. Liberals ": Against Bill Nationalists Are Without Majority Cam- paign Issue Only Remedy. ' inniia Pr Liud Wlre.l London. Feb. 5. Th.fr? are a few Irish Nationalist In midland today san- rulne enough to believe that home run , la a possibility In th forthcoming - Hlon of parliament, rue resuu ninar : m how mlnr of tin- Liberals desert : the administrations la;llativu pro- gram when the home rule bill Is reached. At present It Is bel loved that ",' at leant 2S per cent of the Liberals i art) opposed to home rul nd unless 1 an unexpected conversion takes place will vote, against the measure. The Llberal-Natlonallst-LaborH coalition numbers 308, or a majority of 122 over the Conservatives. The loss of rnem- ' bera would cut this strength to S.'8, or. less than a majority, or make It Imperative to aret before, the public I 'another election with ""home rule Inb dominant Issue. In the meantime ths Nationalist will work every possible wire to cut down the number of dissenting Uberals, t lie- hop that possibly the long rher Ishedi. home rule measure may becom reality at the next session. It admitted that there Is a scant possl " bllitr of this, as 'there Is dissension even among the Nationalists and chance , that the O'Brien wing of th party, numbering 19 or II, will not support the Redmond faction. , Kven should the Nationalists remain solid sjo many other elements enter Into the Question that It Is practically eer tain that' , home rule will have to be left to the succeeding parliament. Th' Irish understand this difficulty and will not - be at all disappointed If the ful raiment of their hopes Is postponed temporarily. In the next election with home rule as the Issue, there will be no escape ' for the successful candl dates, they will have to vote for horn rule. .. Th home rule bill, when it finally Kt through tha commons will be' the second measure of Its kind to have accomplished the 'same thing. A aim! lar bill was passed under Gladstone's administration In 182. It was reject ed by the lords and when Gladstone took a referendum by resigning and call ing for an election, he was defeated If the bill goes through the commons gain. It will have become effective Whether the lords like It or not and Ireland will really get home rule.- Iff . - ,r l ! Eastern Capitalists Plan to De ft:', velop Rich Section of c 1 '. J wouncn vaiiey. This Is Edmund J. JJurk, th wlnner of the autotnoblle tt the content of the Portland Automobile club at the show last week. Mr. Burke applied his 11000 order aa.Jmrt payment on a Cadillac "80" tour ing car shown In .the picture, ' '. i , ." SWORD NEEDS MONEYTOREPAR CONTENTS OF BAKER il SAFES FOUND INTACT , ' (Special Dlnnatch to Ths JnornaLI I Baker City. Or.. Feb. 6. The contents ft the safe of the Baer Mercantile ram- J urn jr. the last to be opened after the fire, were found in very good condition yesterday. The safe fell onto a large Piio r, coai, and w as subjected to in lenstj heat, but only Ihn backs of' books -was Injured, all valuable papers being pare. The Highland Gold Mines com iiiiny, De. McDanlel, J. K. Romlg. M. Well company and IX W. C. Nelson all liad safes In the fire, whose contents verc found Intact. 1 If, Fire Destroys Canbj Home. t i; Speclul DIitch to Th Journal 1 Canby Or.. Feb. , 6.Wllliam Can ' svell's residence and a part of the con tents were entirely destroyed by fire Thursday night. The family veers ft wakened by the flames and barely had time to make their eacape. Neighbors tvere soon aroused and rescued most of 4 he furniture on the lower floor. The Tire caught from a defective flue and there Is said to be a small amount of insurance. Will Ask Legislature to Author ize Modification of Terms of Endowment. (I bIIhI r?MS fHised Win.) Stanford University, Cal., Feb. I At the nest session of the state legis lature, the trustees of Stanford univer sity will try to secure the passage of a bill to "permit them to dlsregsrd In certain particulars the terms of the late Senator Stanford's 140,000.009 trust en dowment in favor of the university he founded, according to a report said to be credited In "faculty circles here to day trustees to 'dispose of ltOO acres of desirable realty near the town of May field, which adjoins the campus on the esst The Immediate restoration of Ktanford Memorial chapel, the great library and the gymnasium are the pro jects upon which the greater part of the H. 000,900 the 'trustees hope to real ise would be expended. : Package on Mast of Cxarina. isreelil DU pitch tv Tst Jeefsstt Marshfleld. Or., Feb. 5. The mast of the Csarlna Is still visible above the water and It has been believed that something was tied to it and that It might be a paokage containing papers or messages. John Peterson, proprie tor of the Arago hotel at Empire and a former life saver, wept over the bar In a row boat ana got vitnin ov reet or the, mast. He thinks he can reach the mast In high water. The life savers went out In the life boat when Peterson dlj but have not yet been able to reaoh It, New Boat on Upper Hnake. (Special IMaperh U Ttaa JearsaLl Asotin, Wssh., Feb. 8. The aatoboat fie "Flier," which has been In progress of construction for the past three The oblect of the trustees Is to raise months by Glover A MsrFsrlane, has funds sufficient to repair the 1 2,000,000 been launched In the Snake river. The damage done by the earthquake of 10. craft Is built of steaj. It Is tS feet In The terms of the endowment expressly llrngth. and will be driven by a 22- forbld the use of any of the bequest inch propeller of the Gordon, type, with for building purposes or for main- Mie li-horsepower engine. The boat tenance. The Interest only la available, iWlll liave a regular schedule, carrying and this is Insufficient for the purpose, provisions and other goods to the campe Tha bill. If passed, wtll ennble the In the upper Hnake country. VIEW LOTS ON SALE AT ALAMEDA PARK MBSMMsBySBSBMBBMaasasasMaMBMBvsaBaM CHOICE VIEW LOTS AWAIT PURCHASERS TO DAY BROADWAY CARLINE DIRECT TO THE PARK PRICES ADVANCE ' . MARCH FIRST. : ' ... . I. There is every reason in the world why lots in Alameda Park should at this moment be priced just double what they are, except the one reason that the Alameda Land Company, makes it one of its cardinal principles to price property below surrounding values in order to make ready sales by allowing" a generous margin of in crease' in value to. purchasers. Let any man who has any idea of making an investment at this time investigate carefully the values of properties, even approachinjj the character of Alameda Park, and he will verify the above state ment by purchasing in this tract. Anyone buying today can count on increase in values in tliei 4 ...t.:u ...:n : l t r . ' ncAL vcdi, whivii win mean mi intunic tu mat purcnascr oi irom one to five dollars per day. ' All should see Alameda Park today. The Broadway cars run direct to the Park, and auto service will be maintained through the Park for the benefit of those who wish to investigate. Alameda Land Company, owner of Alameda Park, 322 Cor- bett building. WAVE! E J TTIFUfrll J UJ UiiVUi LLii STREETS GRADED AND CEMENT WALKS ALL TO BE PAVED WITH HARD-SURFACE STREETS IN THE SPRING. TWO SCHOOLS. TWO CARLINES. SEWERS. BULL RUN WATER. BUILDING RESTRICTIONS. XOTS $600 and Up 10 Per Cent Down $10 Per Month P. SMAEMEY Co SOLE AGENTS FOR WAVERLEIGH 122 Sixth SL, Cor. Washington A-1550 Phones Main 550 . BRANCH: OFFICE EAST THIRTY-FIFTH AND CLINTON STREETS : .''',.4- ' - ' . .: :; " . 1,1- (Speeisl tHupsteh In Tk Jnnrail.) "Council,- Tdkho," t, ln addition to" the 40t6 acre orchard to be set out y the Council-Mesa Orchards company there win be fully": W00 acres' set to apple trees in Council valley this' spring by other parties. There",, la no ques tion but that a(ill others will determine; to set out orchards as the season ad vmcea,.,..;fr.,v. ' ,, , .. The HS0 .acres ! to be 'set to fruit twes this spring are divided an follows: C h. WaTcrbury A Co, of Mew York City? 1000 acres! Kerper . Kellogg, New Jersey,, 100 acres: Huston A Hchoff ft- nttshiirg, 10- ncres; Whitney. James Of Chicago, SO acres; K, K, Weymouth of Bols 80 acres; It, P puss of Holes, 40-acres.'- v ,-' . ;. C. I Water bur ,' of. .New. York. 1 Is reported to i hav formed a. comnanv which wlllicpttIlst , with $250,000 and will plant 1000 Jicrea to orchard. They also expect to grow vast quantities of potatoes , between the res the first i live years. -.., t.t. 1 ' The blr Lojit' mr ti reservoir dam nortu of Council was completed in No vember, as was also-the tunnel which Is 8x10 feet In tb clear, and 260 feet long, and which will be used to carry. water, rrom inn , reservoir around the dam ' "Into tho Welser river, , to sup ply the hialn Welser river with an, amount of water etual 1 to the' water taken, from the middle fork for. the 4000 acre Council-Mesa orchard. . ' The-watter for tbe-gren orchard Will fca conducted from tha Mlddlo Fork to the mesa through a , flume seven nlles long. A seven mile ditch Is be- Ing dug It feet wide at ths bottom with an average depth of six feet. This ditch' will be Jlned with lumber, thus preventing all seepage and It will also be the menns of supplying the mesa with pure water for drinking and do mestic. purposes,1 ,.,;. .;., ; . lianK In Ottawa Oorernnient, Ottawa, Ont.,' Tub, 5 A. XV. Campbell today succeeded M. J. puller, as pom In Ion deputy rutnlster of railways and -ca- nals., Tha new' deputy, minister, who will also fill the' position of chairman of the board of management, of . the Can adian government railway system, has a- wide . reputation In the engineering profession. . Since. 1891 he has , been In the service of the Ontario government recently filling th position of. deputy mlnlsterof public 'Works. ,' ' v '" " ;4 , . , i ... .1 i M, i1-1 Call at the office, 110 Oak t treat, and see the new ore samples, from' the Swas. tlka mines. Swastika office open sun days -9 to 1 2, 3 10 Oak atreet. , i ., e : j BESIEGED MURDERER ' . " COMMITS SUICIDE , ; ' . , i , - .. (OnlM Press tHl Wtrs.V "J Walker,, Minn., Feb.,, 8. After, being besieged In, ortlf , lmNe. tr two days, Walter Moixinalrt. who shot and mortally Woumh'd 1 toward" Sexton,1 com mitted suicide today just as a posse of deputy sheriff a were preparing to storia his barricades. ; - ", ' ' i " " ' ' " The l.fpimo of 'McDonald Whs SDectdC- ulafi ; pursued by deputie' and police, McDonald fled to his home, In which ha took refuge. . After, .barricading doors and windows he stationed himself near one of the openings and kept his. pur suers at bay. " For more thin 48 hours the d-sperste man fired at every head that appeared In range of his gun. ' ' Finally, driven almost Insane for la -It of sleep, he turned, his weapon mpon himself. The' besiegers, who hd adopt ed a plan for storming' the barrlcads, ; heard a riot and reconnoltered. ' They discovered the body of McDonald. McDonald Is reported to have shot Sexton for refusing to buy him a drink. -rj irW-l i .'.V-SVr.'- I! PIP . I' f j ' '.mvt-v. J J : . . .. 'I i Wtl i ..vn-f I J r 1 mmmTTm ONE i OF FOIR ARCHES BEING ERECTED AT. ENTRANCES TO MM i.iiVtv.V.'..' iilttlttJiS a Hie Addition with Character uw.vi ... ZJ- "'J t-r'-i-t.'r.-tjr.i-. v r. VrMM Z&frsfc .T7,.r i. T $$$0- i Vi- Co K.vi Sif" I Ih'sc arches arc 20 feetehig-h and fp'fW -V I'DJ' are now 'n course construction f 1 , ;', Wr'' at Laurelhurst. They' arc being Ni 1 k "' (f cut stone' anJ will-be hand- M vi ' rS??, chiseled. Two of these arches are Vtrl 7 NfUr to be placed one at each side of w4-i-' 'Aft:' i7'---riv;fev-' CL' mm J friV...VA.:t.',.lV:.V.v.tVw.,it.,u-.i..;....a.ivii:. W. w the street at East Glisan street, which is the main west entrance to Laurelhurst, and two at the junc tion of Hassalo street and Sandy road. They will be permanent for all time a fitting entrance' to a beautiful residence addition. You can make Laurelhurst your home. Will you? Here's your opportunity , 1 v- v- -v.. . These Arches Are but Part of the Extensive Plan Whereby Laurelhurst Is to 'JBeJVfodeleT.Mo$l Magnificent Residence Addition in Portland If you are looking for a site for your future home, see Laurelhurst, and you will at once realize why it is the best investment and the choicest residence property in Portland--ideally 1'qcated ;from a standpoint of view. From 5 to 10 minutes closer to town than any other residence addition now on the market and with two carlines, not .promised, but now running through the. property. Improvements include asphalt streets, cement walks, 9-foot parkways, 5 to 6-year-old shade trees, cluster lights, water, sewer, gas and electric lights, etc. And yet, with all these features, the present prices of lots in Laurelhurst are as reason able as lots in other tracts not half so well located, not nearly so close to town and not as well improved. LOTS FROM $750 UP TERMS ? ffSSU MV These are still opening prices, but all prices are to be ad vanced 10 per cent in a short time, so take advantage of them while you may. . Gall at our office and we Will show you the property 4 in our automobiles, or take Rose City Park or Montavilla cars. Both lines, fun to' and through the prop erty. Deal with any of our authorized agents if you prefer. AUTHOBIZEp BBOKEB3. ( , 'Ay- Charles K. Henry Oo. Wakefield. Pries ft Oo. Geo. X. Sohalk v K. P. palmer-Jones Oo. Holmaa ft Uenefee Mall ft Von Borstal Maekie 'ft Bountree R. p. Bryan ft Co. Friok-Sodds CO. . : Buff-Xlelnsorga Xand Oo. ' , 1 Dnhola ft Crockett Realty Oo. 1 .., ITTC . 522-526 Corbett Bldg. Phones : " Main 1503,' A-1515 jig PARK p S- j- x J if ,v.-. 4 -i ,