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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-01-06
PERSONAL
MENTION

Joe Bailey of Foster has been WIS.,
iting here today
]. j. Lally went to walla walla to-
day on a brief visit.
Frank Spike, of Echo, came up last
night upon a short visit.
j. Hanscom is in the city today on
a trading and business trip.
A. A. Cole, the Pilot Rock Sheep
man, has been visiting here today
r. L. Harp OF Holdman, has been in
town today attending to business mat
ters.
r. NJ. o'Brien came down this af-
ternoon from Athena on a business
trip.
w. II. Davidson, of Vansycle, has
been in the. city today upon short
visit.
b. w. Lee. of Salem, arrived this
morning and has been visiting here
today.
Matt Mosgrove, the Milton mer-
chant, has been visiting in the city
today.
w. T. Mcleod of Myrick, has been
in the city today attending to business
matters.
w. f. Mitchell of Salem, arrived
last evening and has been a visitor
here today.
F.. f. Dudley, OF Athena, came
down from that place last night upon
short visit.
j. E. Arkell is in the city today
from his home west of Pendleton, on
trading trip.
W. A. Elkins, of Hood River, has
been visitor here today having ar
rived this morning.
C. w. Mathews, the Pilot Rock
sheepman, has been in the city today |
upon short bushes visit.
Charles McBee, the well known
Birch creek farmer and sheepman, Is |
in the city today on a trading trip.
Judge r. I. Morgan, of Harrison,
Idaho, passed through this morning
to his home from Caldwell and Boise.
Frank e. James. a veteran o. r. &
N. employe at Umatila, has been in
town today, having come up last even
ing
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Pierce and
child left last night for San Francisco.
where they expect to remain for about
10 days.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. DuPuis, of Wes-
ton, came down on the evening train
yesterday and returned home this
morning.
S. P. Florence returned yesterday
evening from Pendleton. where he
spent the holidays with friends
Heppner Times.
A. Smythe left last evening for
North Yakima. where he will look af-
ter a band of sheep that he is having
wintered there.
E. Hoon, of the sheep firm of Hoon
q Sizemore. has been in the city to-
day attending to business affairs. His
home is at Milton.
]. NJ. Short, a new arrival at Echo.
has been here today purchasing an
equipment for a restaurant which he
will establish there.
VIII r. King, the well known at
torney of Ontario, passed through this
morning from Ontario to walla walla
on professional business.
w. H. Dindinger has gone to Port
land for few days and it is said
may return and bid for the Bee Hive
stock when the same is sold.
James Stuart, who recently return
ed to his home in the Mckee from
oregon, is Ill there with pneumonia.
Mr.. Stuart spent the summer at Echo, ,
ore, and expects to return there as
soon as he recovers. His condition is
but not critical.-Yakima !,
Daily Republic.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-01-06
Grants Marriage Licenses.

grand total of 40 marriage H.
censes have been issued during the
year just passed, by County Clerk
Niven. That is a pretty good record
for a sparsely settled county AMI is
one of the indexes of prosperity. -
John Day News.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-01-06
Recently from Kansas.

David King, new arrival from
Hiawatha, Kansas, has rented Mrs
Downeys flats on West Webb street,
and will run the same as a lodging
house.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-01-06
Eitzsimmonses Made I'm.

Sioux Falls, S. D., Jan. 6.-Attor-
neys announce that Bob Ftizsimmons
and wife have effected a complete
reconciliation.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-01-06

South Bend, Ind, Jan. "a course
In Japanese history was established
today at Notre Dame university. Fran
els Sugita, a graduate of the univer-
sity of Toxic, has the chair.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-01-06

For Friday and Saturday coupons
for each 1Oc purchase at The Peoples
Warehouse, where it pays to trade.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-01-06

Alice Roosevelt and Nicholas Long
worth will be married February Il
at the White House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-09

is the principal retail shopping centre OF Manhattan
Isle Owing 10 the "home comforts TO be found
under it's roof and its superb location, this hotel
is especially attractive 20 families and 10 women
in the construction of the building everything
possible done 10 make the structure model
one. Cnquestionably the builders achieved their
high aim. Then the management took charge OF
the property. and set 20 work 10 have the attend
service and the restaurant features or the
hosiery unsurpassed by any similar structure IN
the city. The management like the builders OF the
structure. has also attained its object. The hotel
IS OF the most popular OF its kind in the city
The apartments arranged IN suites consisting
of d parlor. alcove and bath. psTlOr. bedroom
and hath and A paTlor. two bedrooms and bath
All the suites have large and light rooms. with
perfect ventilation Special attention is given to the
Of apartments.
Regarding the hotel the managers say: One or
the aims sought IN the building Of the Arlington
comfort combined with convenience at mod
+ crate charges We endeaVOT to make the guests
comfortable: TO attain this end effort IS spared
The hotel service Is mquestiUnably excellent An
a la carte dining room * maintained az a hleh
standard Of excellence All these facts combine 10
make q perfect hotel for a select patronage. WON
visiting New York will find the hotel particular
~ convenient An inspection OF the premises is
invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-09
1yE WYOMING A PERFECT HOUSE.

The Wyoming. at the southeast corner Of 55th
street and Seventh avenue IS OF the finest
housekeeping apartment houses recently built in
this city There are from nine 20 fourteen rooms
20 each suite and the rentals from 5000 10
$4,000 a year
The building easily takes rank with the most at
tractve buildings OF its kind II Is twelve story.
nreproof one. with two passenger elevators and
three service elevators. connecting with every
kitchen. The entrance 10 the building includes a
porte cOchere entirely within the building itself.
There mail chutes In halls. telephones in apart
ments and altered water supply % tho entire
building.
The arrangement and finish OF the apartments are
especially noteworthy. The finish OF all the draw
ing rooms. Libraries and dining rooms and many OF
the doors outside OF these Is OF mahogany: the
bedrooms and bathrooms finished in white.
Hardwood floors prevail everywhere. except in
bathrooms. and great attention has been paid TO
every form OF detail finish. That every room faces
avenue street or open court securing best possible
air, and that extra servants rooms constructed
the roof ars important and appreciated features
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-09
ALeoNAc COURT IN DEMAND.

At the northeast corner OF lid street and Audi
bon avenue Frank T. Kse. the we'll known builder.
Il erecting a six story and basement apartment
house. which he has named Agonac Court II VIII
be ready for occupancy on October Is but all the
apartments are likely 90 be leased some weeks be-
fore that date. judging from the numerous IN
quiries made daily regarding the rentals ana thu
floor plans OF the structure. Several aDartmenfs
have already been leased. because the nunnbar ~
houses perfect IN construction as Aigonao CouT,
Is much less than the demand. People who want
20 be occupants Of such high class houses lrr-s
that delays In getting leases 20 apartments IN fhsr
may mean another year for them in som, hon.
called modern by Its owner. but having few CON-
modious and well ventilated living or slesninx
rooms and s:iil fewer modern convenience f-"s
Not only Is AlgORac Court erected on the hes,
lines. but II occupies plot OF high land within
a short walk OF the lesth street subway stat,on
ana also Of several surface Lies The blocLy 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-09
THE eRosvgNoR A FAMILY HOTEL.

Occupying a large plot at the northeast corner Of
10th street and Fifth is the Grosvenor. an
other one of the high class family hotels Of this city
4 description, Of the many modern conVeniences 20
he found under its roof would fiji many columns OF
space The structure IS well built from the base
uent 20 the roof has facades constructed entlrely
OF brownstone. a large main entrance, spacious
corridors and Railways. and q perfect PLUMBING
heating and elevator service II was planned 10
provide commodous. well ventilated and sunny
rooms for its guests and that II Is hnely bullt
structure under efficient management Is shown oy
the popularity OF the hotel among many OF the
leading families Of New York who prefer the COM
forts To- he had in such house 10 living IN an
expensive dwelling house.
Every room % the house has windows overlook
ing the avenue o street opening on the outer
air The building is only six stories high, Win
rich interior decorations ana with an drran6 eiehL
~ suites 70 meet the demands OF IT'S patrons
There are apartments from two rooms and bath 70
eight rooms and two baths Some single room
suites may he had On the NTH floor are speclaI
rooms for servants. The hotel dining room Is
SPACIOUS. The prompt and courteous dining room
service is one OF the features of the house -
The hotel Is I'm Of the best sections OF flitn
avenue. and II stands one Of the choicest plots
fronting on that famous thoroughfare. Within
short distance Of the premises are several Wen
known Libraries, including the New YORK tuplic
Library. Aston. LenoX and TIcen Foundatlons.
number Of hourishing churches and the DOWNTOWN
wholesale and retail store districts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-09
THE LoNeAcRE A BACHELOR HOTEL,

Within the last ten years architects ana build
ers have striven TO plan and erect hotel eX-
clusvely for men which would far surpass their
best previous efforts designing and constructing
such buildings What has been the fruit of their
labors in this respect will he quickly seen by an
inspection Of the Hotel lOngacre No. l5i est sun
street II is one of the latest hotels OF TINS type
built en- the city. To say that II eNcelS the old
hotels exclusively for men as much as the modem
apartment house is superior TO the old Jaw tene
ment house is stating a truth conclseIy.
bachelor who learns 10y experience the COM
forts that his II he crosses the threshold Of the
hotel will hardly want to live anywhere else, IN
less he IS a unusually hard person 10 please.
The suites room and bath ana TWO rooms
and bath Al present there are ninety-siX suites,
hut a weeks there will be &E. as the size
81 the house has been more than doubled by the
building Of addition, which also fronts in 4lth
street and harmonzes I'm design and construction
with the original structure. Since II was opened
the hotel has been noted for its large dining re-
ception and library rooms owing 10 the addition,
these rooms will be twice large they are now
The enlarged hotel VIII have old English billiard
The hotel Is Just east Of LongacTe square and
Therefore within a short walk Of the principal the
atres and other places Of amusement OF the city.
u is eleven stories high freproof and has a good
elevator service. The popularity Of this hotel re
suited in the erection Of the addition II seems al
most "a certainty that an even larger hotel VIII
have be planned in the future. FOR tho homelike
charms Of the premises have been greatly increased
10y the building OF the addition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-09
THE RHINELANpsR A NEW STRUCTURE.

The Rhinelander No. u Fifth avenue. is a mod
ern twelve story fireproof apartment hotel Build
ers Of big loft and store structures. recognizing
the superior advantages Of this section for carry
ing cut their building projects. owing to Its proN-
unity 10 the big downtown wholesale and retail
trade centres. sought years ago 10 transform
the district from a high class residential one INTO
a high class loft and store centre For years, tHe
section had noted for its rows II me dWeIIlh
houses. owned and occupied 10y some OF the pes'
known families Of New York.
Al the first sign Of loft building II was generaLy
expected that these families would move uptown,
but. instead Of evincing a desire 10 desert thell
homes most OF them decided that they Would hol
leave the section. the history or which was 50
closely linked with that 81 the Knickerbocker
families o. New York. Then they look steps 10
conserve the residential character of the nelgboI
hood, and vigorously did they work along these
lines that many old New York families when ha9
district uptown were attracted again TO their IoI-
homes. and they too. joined IN the InoA'eI
rnent 10 keep intact the exclusive residential
charms OF the section. In the mean time many
persons who had learned about the attractiNsness
OF the place as an ideal home section sought 70
become residents OF II. Such demands grew
rapidly daily. SO that the builders OF hne apart
nent houses and hotels saw that such pundlhss
would be profitable investments. Splendid apart
ment houses and hotels were IN sh Tt uine eI rect
ed ana since then many similar buildings have
been built. that from l4th street 70 washington
square a greater residential section mas Deeil
added 20 Manhattan Island and one In Which all
its old alluTing charms well preserved against
inroads from business building.
The Rhinelander was built about two years ago
Its apartments arranged IN suites OF one room
and bath 10 four rooms and two baths Apart
ments are rented unfuTnished furnished Meals
are served in apartments without any extra ser
vice charge. The hotel is a model one In every
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-09
NO. "A EAST sOrH STREET Has CHARMS

Almost directly opposite the Metropolitan club
is Of the best family apartment houses ever
this city II is No. Il East Goth street II is
one Of the up-to-date family apartment
houses. because II Is constructed Of steel stone
and brick and equipped with every modern con
veuience. The heating and ventilating system is
iawless, and all rooms. including bathrooms. open
on the outer air. The ceilings high and all
the windows are wide and large The interior
finish is OF the best solid mahogany
The apartments arranged in suites of one 10
eight rooms. more TO suit. Each apartment has
a private hall. ample closet room and tiled bath
rooms. These features are especially appreciated
by tenants Of apartment hotels On the first floor
are a drawing room, ladies' reception room, din
ing room and palm room and the hotel ONCE
The hotel has three electric elevators a private
dining room be reserved by guests.
The management found II necessary some months
ago TO perfect plans for the erection OF add
tlon IN order 20 be able 20 meet the growing de-
mands for apartments. This addition largely in
creases the capacity OF the house. II built
to conform IN architecture. floor plan and interior
design and furnishings with that OF the original
house The addition VIII be ready for occupancy
on October l. The house occupies an ideal loca-
ton IA the choice upper Fifth avenue section IL
IS only minutes ride from the hotel TO the
principal shopping and theatre centre OF the city.
The 5Sth street crosstOwn cars are within block.
and the Madison avenue electric cars half block
the property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-09
THE LucERNE sUPeRBLY LOCATED.

The Lncerne az the northwest corner OF 18th street
ans Amsterdam avenue. has gained an envlaels
reputation FOR Ste high class patronage and excellent
dining room and hotel service II was opened on
October ! 800. and Is thoroughly hreproof and
modern u fact Il Is one OF the model apartment
hotels built a this city within the last three years
Not only IL Il superbly located one OF the most
Desirable corner plOts IN the choice residential
section o. the West SIDE but the premises are only
zoo feet from the 18th street station OF the subway
The hotel Is twelve stories high, From the upper
stories there Is unobstructed view OF the HUDSON
River and Jersey shore as far north as Taryytown.
central Park and Long Island Sound and the city
IL every direction. The apartments IN suites
az one. two and three rooms. There are no small
or Ozark rooms, all the rooms overlooking the street
or a hig interior court The dining rooms large
and beautifully decorated and open 20 the pub
liz. The gullrOcm and buffet OF the house Is open
until - p. IN The heating. Lighting and ventlG-
ton system e perfect
The Lucene appeals particularly 70 persons who
like live in choice section and IN a high class
apartment hotel Everything possible has been
done by the management 20 keep the attendance
service constantly efficient The elevator service
81 also Al A few blocks west 81 the premises Is
Riverside Drive and Park and a little longer dis
lance 20 the east Is Central Park Not many
blocks south Of the property IS the newest theatre
centre 81 the city, which includes the Majestic
ana other popular theatres.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-09
MADISON AVENUE HOTEL HIGH CLASS

The Madison Avenue Hotel. al the northeast
corner OF s2d street ana Madison avenue Is a
notable addition 10 the number Of high class apart
rneut hoseries 81 this city. II stands on high land
bordering the section known the Highlands
81 Fgfth avenue" Within block OF the hosiery
IS the home OF Andrew Carnegie. which is in the
centre OF a large plot OF ground. Attenton y
called 20 that fact here as 10 indicate clearly
the superb residential character Of the section
The Madison Avenue Hotel was h'rlt 10 cater 10
the wants OF those persons who prefer the com
forts Of a modern hosiery Of the best type 10
housekeeping. IL IS such persons who VIII most
Rppreciate the able management, the me dining
room service and the comfortable apartments or
This hotel The entire scheme Of color and ceoo-
rafions throughout the building planned by a
SVsll known decorator. The hotel has a large ban
quet hail the meZzeuine floor, with every facil-
nv for the accommodation OF wedding engage
rnent and reception parties part Of this ban
cuet hall has smaller suitable for private
dinner parties. Each floor has eight suites. COM
frising from one room and bath 70 i've rooms ana
Two baths but suites OF seven rooms and two
baths and OF eight nine rooms and three baths
ca also be arranged The apartments leased
Furnished or unfurnished The hotel is OF steel
.trllcton and drepnoof with FIRE escapes connect
ing with every suite, separate IRE tanks on me
roof connected with separate standpipes, and also
long lines % Ere hose. IN perfect order. on every
floor. There are iong-cistance telephones In every
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-09
CROMWELL APARTMENTS ATTRACTIVE

The Cromwell apartments, which comprise hVe
six story elevator apartment houses each on plot
100x100 feet the north side of 18th St. between
Broadway and Riverside Drive. were built as an
investment They represent investment Of more
than 81 100000. and form OF the largest high
class apartment house projects carried out this
year. The houses nearly finished At one end
OF this fine of buildings. covering an entire
block front IF 5l4 feet IS a subway station, and at
the other end is the extension of Riverside
Drive Sixty per cent of the apartments ready for
occupancy nave already been leased. The apart
ments have either four. nve. six. seven OF eight
one of the building features OF the houses is a
central steam heating and lighting Plant supply
al OF the structures The plant is the Riverside
system OF three units. each unit consisting boiler,
engine dynamo and pump one of these units will
always be kept in reserve. ana case Of necessity
any one or them is capable OF providing
the entire row OF houses. Experiments are now
being made to manufacture ice with the aid OF this
plant, so as TO supply ice to the tenants a uni
form rate all the year round. There is also a cen
ral telephone station in this of houses and in
every possible way the idea of Capitalization has
been carried out In order have 4 perfect operat-
lHg system The house at the northeast corner OF
10Th 81. and riverside Drive has interior court
@0AJ feet. and the one al the northwest corner OF
lStth ST and broadway has an inside court 95x2S
feet The three inside houses each have a large
open court. This group Of houses COMPRISE nearly
Two hundred hlgh class apartments There is not a
dark or poorly ventilated room in any apartment
owing 10 the plan of the various suites The larger
apartments nave extra rooms for servants. All the
floors. ~
This section OF the city is part Of the high class
apartment house district in the upper West Side
II is WITHIN a short ride OF the principal theatre
ana shopping centres of Manhattan Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-09
THE MARTINIQUE POPULAR.

The Hotel Martinique, fronting in Broadway and
with its main entrance in SD street. is Of the
best structures Of its kind erected in this city
u IS also OF the tallest Of the largest and
one OF the efficiently conducted hostleries OF
the modern type. Its charming and finely laid out
rooms ana excellent attendance service delight
every person Who has or has Aad the good fortune
20 dwell under its roof. They are also especially
pleasure trip one Of business The visitor hopes
foot here he IS bound for the Martinique lie quickly
realizes that his desires regards home comforts
are TO be supplied. For. waiting his coming at the
railroad station provided he has sent word 10 the
hotel pTOprietOrs about his Eisit, there viii be a
uniformed messenger of The hotel. This messenger
baggage and engaging carriage. The hotel charges
hire-s cost generally less than il would had the
visitor arranged IL himself or herself
ire shopping and hotel district Of the city II
high above all the surrounding buildings. and thus
rooms are Ozark. for the windows OF each room open
freely 10 he outer air There is not airshaft In
they may be had suit the most exacting require
ments A feature OF the hotel Is complete system
purified but that used in the baths. Another feat
ure Is the soundproof partitions between rooms
None OF tie street noises can be heard IN the buld
ing, so that the occupants are assured OF absolute
Breakfast IS served IN the apartments If the
guest desires. This Is also attractive feature Of
the house. Dishes are NOT served upstairs cold bgt
hot, as they should be- Moreover. the httle tame
81 laid daintily and completely fl could be IN
a public restaurant II is the constant aim Of nc
proprietors 10 have tho service always perfect ana
how well tney have succeeded ga doing 50 IS widely
IN regard 20 the hotel restaurant the management
mas this 20 say: Prices are approximately the
same as n an other good rest--Eants' Win "li'
The little things that make luncheon or din
necessities ana not luNuries, SO that while prices
on the card look the same those in other res
luncheon, dinner or supper always surprises you
by It's nttleness rather than by its higness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-09

this section OF the city are not long; The apart
ments have hardwood floors finished In cherry.
Tenants may have either a suite with five rooms
and a bathroom. one with six rooms and BATH
room The structure is fTeproOf throughout steam
heated has an electric elevator service, and a
richly decorated main hall extending the entire
length of the plot The Is wide and deep, ana
opens on the street side of the premises. 80 that
not only the Hight and air OF every room are Wen
protected. but also the light and air or the nails
and corridors and main entrance.
The house Is in of the most heathful sec
lions OF the city II is also a rapidly growing sec.
ton. too II already has many fine puclic ana
private schools churches of various denominations,
excellent libraries and many other attractions whlch
help 20 make a popular. high class apartment mouse