THE OREGON SUNDAY ..JOURNAL, .PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 8, 1910.
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tremendous Improvement work which It
going on dally. , i ,, ,
The main sales ' for the' past ' week
have been made In the southwest and
southeast quarters, ixth of which lie
outh of East GHhuii street, and In the
center of wbloh la locate Ladd park.
. The development plan forM-Add park
have created considerable lute reat in
J UiOl Tlf
FOR DM
. :i Be First One of Kind Erect
.cd)n JPorti'aqB
Conveniences.
, jh. first ' tenement hous. modeled
afirr such- structures? as In known; in
Nw Tork and other eastern cities , to
bp' erected on th east side will occupy
tit quarter block at the northeast corner
or jcast Seventh and East Taylor streets.
TlAna for th. building "were drawn by A.
C. Ewart for M. Palley. , It will contain
!lf rooms, and will be ar ranged In suits
of two and three rooms' each. Each' floor
bs provided with four bathrooms
and four toilets and a large laundry
-Kith stationary tubs will be fitted up lo
the basement. v:; i : ""'' :i .';'
The building Is designed to meet the
wants of that class of people who are
tumble to pay the high prices demanded
fo apartments In modern apartment
licuse.s, but whose business ; requires
them to live clone to tho center.
A two utory-pressed brick store and
office building will b erected at the
southwest corner of Brandon and Kll
pntrlck streets, by th. ; Kenton Sheet
M e tal Works, v The !, ground floor will ,
c .tain rour store rooms, ana tn secona
st wy-will be rected In four apartments
and an office, 'i V.-:
l Estimated Cost 130,000.
The estimated ost Is about $26,060.
Plans for this structure were prepared
bv Architect Keith. "The same-architect
Iihs been commissioned by a local build
tr to get up the designs for a frame
tore and flat building to be erected on
Williams avenue near Morris street The
structure will have two store' rooms,
and four four-room epartmenta,,and will
cost about $20,000. 1 -. 'l . ; ::
Architect Emll Schaeht & Son have
awarded tb contracts for the new store
and hotel building to be a erected on
ushington street between Twelfth and
Thirteenth by Lowenson Brothersv The
building is to be 80x100 feet and four
stories high, and will cost In the neigh
borhood of $40,000. ' -v" ''".
Plans aro being prepared : In the of
fices of m local architect for an apart-
n)nt building which will be erected by
A Ferguson on Kerby street near Bus
il. The structure will contain .eight
flats of four and five rooms each, and
will cost between $8000 and $10,000.
With Capital of $100,000, Co.
Will Open Plant in North
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- Starting with a .. paid up capital of
$100,000, a-syndicate of Portland capi
talists have completed arrangements for
establishing in this city the only plant
in the Paclfla, northwest .for the tnann
facture of cocoanut butter. . The facto-,
rjuta to b located on a half block In
North Portland lying ast of Twentieth
street, ' and . south of Roosevelt,1 which
was sold to the company last' week b ,
Charles "E. " Rumelln. The , factory
buildings are to .be erected at once.
The following are . the shareholders
in tho company:. P. Willis, Walter
Gobs, A. M.' Ashley. C. B. Palnton and
C- HJ. Rumelln. :',,.':,.;' . . . .., ,
Cocoanut butter is described as be
ing not, a, substitute for lard.' but
vegetable product of greater value and
i efficiency, more healthful and of about
the same price. , The crude material,
which Is simply the meat of the cocoa
mil. Is obtained in India and there It Is
dried and, . the oil , extracted. f Bhlpped
to Portland In tubes, the rancidity will
extracted and th. oil purified. Then
from the oil the butter, which has much
the same appearance as lard,, will be
manufactured. - Manufacture' of cocoa'
nuf butter In the United States lias nev
cr neon successful. But in Frano.
and Germany where It .la . used -extensively,
more tlian , 40Q tons day Is
maae. une .French' army uses cocoanut
butter exclusively In place of lard, nhv
slclsns contending that it does not havs
tne llJ-errects of the meaty substance..
wimin'two weeks ther Cocoanut Pro
duct! company will begin the man
ufacture of cocoanut butter, which will
he: branded i VKoaloJ'. Machinery C has
been recolved from Germaay'and has
been Installed, and within two weeks
tha plant will be In .opcratlon.
Eclipse of Sun Tomorrow." !?
( Washington,' May 7 There Is to be a
total eclipse of the sun tomorrow., but
neither In America hor ; In Kurope will
me .astronomers nave an : opportunity
to observe the phenomena. ;The- path of
totality starts in; the Antarctic ocean,
and curves around south of Australia,
touching only on -the southern half- of
the, Island of .Tasmsjla.'Y"f- ;., tnS&'y
SHIES FDR WEEK S;
TOTAL $55,000
Mrs.' Sarah E. Davidson Buys
Block in Laurclhurst for
$14,800,
that swotlon of ,l,aurelhurst which fronts
on the park brt lies close proximity
to It. Aa the summer approaches, the
public Interest, in park improvements
demonstrates Itialf each year and there
has been considerable discussion, - not
alone-among the purchasers In Laurel-
hurst but among the residents )n the
the advisability of petitioning the coun
cil to hHt?n tho linproVeincnt work In
l.adU psrk. . ., , , ; ,
districts surrounding Laurelhurst over fall.
The Prohibitionist party lias fpltued
its first orgunlcMtlon :n Joulslnna and
will name candtdatrs for congress in
all ot"tho districts of the state this
The. Laurelhurst company reports the
sale of block JOS to .Mrs. Sarah H
Davidson for a consideration of $14,800,
the purchase being : made "solely for
Invesjtinent perposes. This block con
sists of only 1J lots. Other Individual
sales .for the week brought the total
to about $58,0oo,vt':'YV'-,,-'VV'-v'n':
Interest in Laurelhurst seems to in-
cVease each week. It is surprising to
note the hundreds of visitors who dally
Inspect this property. ; . The fact , that 1
It was formerly tba Ladd Hasel fern
farm and well known to every Portland
er. Is probably explanation for this In
terest, together . with : the fact of the
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DEAL OF YEAR
Holdings of Carlton Lumber
: Co. Bought by Local Syn- r
; ' dicate of Capitalists.
The largest 'and most important tlm
br deal of the year lit Oregon was con
cluded last week, when the holdings of I
the Carlton Lumber company, located on
th ; line t between Tamhlll and Tilla
mook csduntl, Was sold to a local aytt
dUaite of capitalists. Included i In ; th
purchase . ! the - mill and other, prop
erty located at Carlton. Or.:' Tho mill
ln one. of the best sawmills In the in-ti-lor
of , the state. . It has a cutting
f-aclty of 60,000,000 feet a year. :
! The name of the corporation taking
oir the property 1 the Carlton Consoll- j
dsted Lumber company. It haa a paid
up capital of $2,000,000 anS Is officered
rj owned by the following: Charles E.
- I.rdd. president; Fred Russell and Ck K.
"VY sntworth. vlce-prentdenta, and W. B.
It tinis, secretary and treaaurer.v'
I plans are under way for building a
reread from th mill at Carlton to
I tJrdale. Thla road will be owned by
a subsidiary company; of the Carlton
Consolidated Lumber company. It will
be, a standard gauge. Una and will tap
ti e valuable fruit and agricultural sec
t: n as well as a vast body of fine fir
r nber. ' X,jT::;'-j.y.p.,: : r; , ' A --',.
' Another large transaction In Oregon
f nber lands was closed last week; Mike
1. lly, a wealthy timbarmsn from ' Du
luUu Minn-, baring purchased 6000 acres
of Nehaleni valley lands for tS00.000.
The property formerly belonged, to A. S.i
Kerry of Seattle, and was sold through '
the agency of Elwood ft. Snow of this'
clty. Mr. Kelly purchased the timber,
as a speculation ana is itoi planning iq
cut th logs. : -
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The Addition; with Character
BAY C TY ENJOYS GOOD
1B00MMELPSIT
Bay City, tba aaw deep water harbor
Tillamook bay. la just bow experi
adns the most active realty market In
Its history. The pesltfve announcement
that the Hill Interests have tagien aver
the United Railways, which Is heading
for the Tillamook region, haa' stimulated
buying, with the result that transfers at
good price are of dally occuirenca.
. A party of unknown buyers from Port
land baa been taking ever water front at
trices asked: among the purchases, for
h. were IS acres of bay front and
tidelanda. bought of W. 8. Cone for IJO.-
fee. It IS generally supposed these buy
r represent the Hill Interests.
.' Mr. Cons will at once place on the
firket, through - the Wallace Invest
int company of Portland, his 8unny
K le and Bar View additions to Bay
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It Is rumored that a prominent firm
rf timber owners svnd mill mna -will in
1 ' near futur erect a largs modern
r mill on site adjoRsing town, re-
-iiy purcosm.
JSINESS COLLEGE TO :
PUT UP NEW BUILDING
. Behnk-talker RosIkms rollege
e,i a ! I 1 t fk for a 2-rcar
f-i t,'-.e i 0 l (HI fool lot at the snuta
.! r .rrr f futh and Balaton atrt
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Le Your, Mind Penetrate the Future But a LHe
Imagine Laurelhurst as It Vtfill Be Soon,
VJith 52 Miles of Handsome Homes
Imagine the Environment
. Any man r woman who contemplate the purchase, of real estate either for
,; .Investment or home purposes. should see Laurelhurst. It is the investment '
j opportunity of Portland today. Lots in beautiful Laurelhurst are'Tein; sold
in the south half in which is located Ladd Park at the original prices. These -
prices are 50'lower than is being; asked fop other property with none of the '
natural advantage of location, accessibility or environment which Laurelhurst 1 '
possesses. This accounts for the enormous sales which have been made in .
Lsurelhurst in so short a time. . J, , T. ' s? ' - .'''',
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See Laurelhursi Walk on the ground. This Is the only way to judge prop. 7 ;
erty. See Laurelhurst.. You need do no guessing. , Just not the high grad
, improvements that are being made now. Take note of its accessibility to
town, transportation facilities and the natural beauty of the tract $ Use your - ;
. . own good judgment and estimate the future of this close in tract by the past ....
by Portland's growth for , the past few years. " ' ' . x', ''
There will be no long waits In Laurelhurst for the Improvements. They are ' J
being; made now. They will b completed throughout the entire tract by the
end of the year. 4 This property win build up very' fast, for there is no Jong
, wait for transportation. - Three carlines are there now. . Within one year -scores
of new homes will be completed or In course of construction In Laurel- V
hurst. - . !, , ' ' '
Located on Powell St., Bet. E. 22d and E. 26th Sts.
i Take Brooklyn or W-W car arid get off at I?owellr street in front l'
, of the property.' Finest kind of soilBull Run water, electric lights , V "
-good car, service. Close enough to;waJlc. , , , i,' '
Lots $600 Up, Easy Terms '
Lots From'
$1000
Up
.These are the original prices in the south half. The prices at which this property i
was first placed on the market. We want, you to know Laurelhurst aa we '
know it and as over a thousand purchasers know h. W. want you to know 4
it aa the largest tract, the most highly restricted tract, the most highly un
proved tract in Portland. ..We want you to see its future as we see it Laurel
hurst is close in. It is in the heart of the best residence section of Portland :
and values will double and more within a year. , .
Take M on ta villa or Rose Qty Park cars direct to Laurelhurst.. Take Sunny- v
side or Mount Tabor cars to East 39th street and walk four blocks north. Or
call at our. office and we will show you the property In .our automobiles,
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WSLLALA
PORTLAND'S MOST SCENIC ACREAGE
DUP
Only 25 Minutes Ride From Chamber of Commerce
On the -West Side Five-Cent Car Fare
' 1 Ideal Location for Country Home .".' ' -
AGRETRAGTS;$200AN
, Terms 10 Per Cent Down, 2 Per Cent Per Month
WILLALATIN PARIloffers a magnificent View of the mountains and
r . rivers; Two macadamized roads run through Willalatin Park;
!; making" one of the nicest drives out of the city. The close, prox
imity of Willalatin Park to'Portland, being within a 5c car service
with its commanding location; makes it-'an excellent location for
a country ; home." A lot as far out on- the East Sidejnrill cost four
times as much as a Willalatin Park acre tracts Come to our office
and make arrangements to see Willalatin Park. '
Office Open From 9 to 11 a. m. Sunday.
WiLtALATIN : SNVBMI: m
214-215 Board cf Trade, Fourth andOak Streets. , '