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THE 3IORXIXG OREGONIAX, TUESDAY, JtJXE 11, 1007.
BUYS A HOME IN "BERKELEY"
'JUST BEYOND THE GOLF LINKS'
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BUYS A HOME IN "BERKELEY"
"JUST BEYOND THE GOLF LINKS"
Portland's Beautiful New Residence Addition, 22 minutes from the
business center of the city, reached by two carlines, already there
SAVE TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS by buying this week. Offer positively closes Saturday
night, as our grand opening takes place Sunday, June 16, rain or shine. Ask for one of
our free tickets and plan to spend next Sunday with us at "Berkeley." It will be a day
you will long remember. Lots are going fast, 763 being sold-to date.- See or phone us.
OR
The Curtiss Company
309 Abington Building . '
Phono: A2699, Main 699
Selling Agents
BRANCH OFFICES
Sellwood1670 East 13th St.
Woodstock --End of Carline
The Jacobs-Stine Company
Fifth Floor Swetland Building
Phonos: A 2811, Main 359
IDENTIFIED fill RELATIVE
DR. VAX TASSLE'S BROTHER-IN
- IiAW ARRIVKS.
D. V. Burns Will Accompany Un
fortunate Berkeley Physician
Home, Leaving Today.
Having almost fully recovered his
memory. Dr. Fred H. Van Tassle, of
Berkeley, Cal., who haa been at St.
Vincent's Hospital for the past few
daya under the care f Dr. K. A. J.
Mackenzie, will leave for his California
home this morning, in company with
his brother-in-law. D. W. Burns, of
Redondo. Cal. Dr. Van Tassle is the
man who came to Portland in
search of his lost identity, having
forgotten who he was or where he
lived. He reported his strange case,
upon arriving here, to Dr. K. A. J.
Mackenzie, who decided that the man
was a physician, and this clew led to
final Identification.
' D. "W. Burns arrived in Portland yes
terday morning, and at once recognized
the man as his brother-in-law. Dr. Van
Tassle knew Mr. Burns, and arrival of
the latter seemed to restore his mem
ory In connection with his family af
fairs. "
The brother-in-law scouted the idea
of any financial or family trouble be
ing responsible for the strange disap
pearance, and says it was undoubtedly
the blow on the head that the doctor
received from robbers that temporarily
deprived him of all sense of memory.
The California relatives are over
Joyed that the missing man has been
.found. While he Is still somewhat
hazy in his recollection of some inci
dents of the past, his mind seems to
be clearing up gradually, and it is ex
pected he will have full use of all his
faculties again within a few days.
Dr. Mackenzie Is happy over the re
storation of the man to his friends,
which was brought about through the
belief of Dr. Mackenzie that the man
was a physician, and the subsequent
communlcatlvn with the family. How
Dr. Mackenzie discovered that the man
had practiced medicine he can hardly
say, but a combination of minor Inci
dents convinced him that such was the
case, although the evidence was too
intangible to admit of proof. This de
tective worn on Dr. Mackenzie's part
is responsible for establishing the
Identity of Dr. Van Tassle.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
J. Margullis to W. Eye, lot 25, Annie
Marie Park TOO
Arl.ia Land Co. to Minnie A Mc-
Klnncy. lot 10. block 14. Ins Park.. 125
John Esra Spier to Ahfl H. and Chris
tine Thompson, lot 10. block 6,
Walt's Cloverdal Annex 400
C. T. and C. M. Gates to A. E. Sil
ver, subdivision Jot 7, in lots 8,
4, block 2, Williams' Addition No.
j 250
Clarke-Clemson-Blumauer Company
to T. Bright, lota 5. 13, 14, block
a, Clemson Addition 340
Security Savings Trust Company
to Commercial Savings Bank, lota
13, 14, block 4, R. R. Shops Addi
tion to Alblna, excepting W. 50 afet
of said lota 10
Jam W. and Ianthe Cook to C. Mabel
Mullan. lot 8, block 2. Cook's Sec
ond Addition to Alblna 425
Samuel Relss et al. to A. TV. and
11. A. Balding, lots 1 to 18. block
SI. Southern Portland: also lota
in. 15, block 18, Southern Port
land 1.250
Oak Park Land Company to J. E.
Morgan. 5.20x155 feet, beginning at
Intersection of K. line of Zlegler
street in Shepard's Addition and
N. line of Swensson street 1
Percy H and Mary Augusta Blyth
to A. N. Kosdlck, lot 84. block 18,
Willamette Heights Addition 1.200
C. Church Smith and Eunice E. Smith
to Hathaway Yocon, W. H of lot
X." School Park 50
Ada F. Heath and M. E. Heath to
William H. and Gertrude Weeks, S.
H feet of lot 15. block 11. Central
AlMna 2.000
Percy H. and Mary August Blyth to
A. N. FoMllck, lot -'. block 16.
' Willamette Heights Addition TSO
Agnes Ryan Brennan and W. J. Bren
nan to S. O. Santanna, lot 6. block
, Stewart Park 10
Ov L. and M. Holen to H. M. and
N. K. Hicks, lots 5. 6, block S, Or
pha Park 1.100
A. F. and Olive Washburn to Fred
Bents, lota S. 40, block IT, lit.
Tabor Villa 560
Municipal Railway & Improvement
Company to Mella C. White and
Minnie Elton, lot 18. block 4, Ter
race Park 10
Central Tr. Inv. Co. to John 8.
Greeny. 8. .to feet of lot 8. block
J Colonial Heights 1.400
Arteta Land Company to Alexander
Craib. lot 11. block 22. Elberta 85
Percy H. and Mary Augusta Blyth to
11 P. McCool. lota 28, 27, block
27 Willamette Helghta Addition., t.250
The ' Hawthorn Estate to Route A.
l.ctsy W. of lota 7. 8. block
3 Hawthorne Park Addition 1.450
Elizabeth Ryan to Clara P. Klrk
lnd lot 15, block W Irvine's Har
bor View -u ;, 1000
Marv E. and George vi Pally to
Joseph E. Hall, lot 10. block 2.
Williams- Addition 215
Multnomah Towrslte 1
Wililam and Pauline Stelnke to H-n-ry
G. Banner, lot 32. block 23. Alt.
Tabor Villa 800
Frank and Jennie E. Parrtsh to Mrs.
M. E. Woodrum, lots XI, 12, block
12. Subdivision River View Addi
tion to Alblna 1
Charles Cardlnell to Eva Kendall.
block 284, city 1
Thomas and Mary E. . Bellinger to
Clara M. and M. O. TeLashmutt.
lot 10 and W. or lot 11, block
2, Roselawn 00
Andrew and Britta Uno to Robert
E. Myers, lots 5, 6, block 41, Sell
wood 1,100
Kate Ward to A. Anderson, 78x100
feet In S. double block "Q." city.. 8.750
O. W. and Nellie Taylor to Oscar
Westland, lot 10, block 1, S. Sunny
side 450
Point View Real Estate Company to
James I. Spahr, lota 18, 14, block
23. Point View 225
Mary E. and Henry M. Williams
to William H. and Eliza J. Church
Ill, lots 81, 32, 33, 34, block 13,
Point View 1,500
C. Aerne. Jr., and Annia Aerne to
J. B. Gross, lots 5, 7, block 3, Mid
way Addition 500
Charles L. and Louise M. Brubaker to
Ellen J. Newell, H acre, beginning
at point 330 feet E. of ti stone
which la 84 chains E. and 22A
chains Is', of S. W. corner of section
1, township 1 S.. range 1 E 2,000
Allen L. and Clara C. Swain to P.
D. and Wilhelmlna Lang, lot 20,
block 14. Mt. Tabor Villa 000
rjePoul! Giovanni to Esther C. Boggs,
lot 8, block 21. Alblna Homestead. 1.800
at. E. Wernes et al. to Robert H.
Jones, lot 1 and W. 10 feet of lot
2, block 18. Sunnyside Addition... TOO
O. R. and Lucia H. Addlton to Mrs.
A. B. Huffman, lot 11, block 2,
Faxon Park - . ZOO
E. E. Hugon et aL to Jamea Hood,
lot 5. section 13. townahlo 1 N..
range 2 E 250
James and Christina Hood to Emma
and Kasper E. Kluth, land, begin
ning on Columbia River on N. line
of lot 5. section 12. townshlD 1 N..
range 2 E 4,750
Arleta Land Company to Arleta Fin
nish ApostoUc Lutheran Congrega
tion, lot 12. block 4. Arleta Park
No. 8 120
Multnomah Cemetery Company to Ja
cob Miller, lot 40 and S. U of lot
41. block C," said cemetery 82
Clarke-Clemson-Blumauer Company
to Margaret L. Dolan. lots 17. Id.
block 8, Clemson Addition 475
Municipal Railway ft Improvement
Comnanv to P. T. Wallace.lota 5.
26, block 4, Terrace Park 600
Moore Investment Company to C. A.
Stewart, lot 6. block 55. Vernon. . 850
Carl Schlewe et al. to Anna Cally.
lot 11, block 81. Central Alblna. . 500
John M. and H. C Plttlnger to A. S.
Ellis, lit 6. block 8. Williams Ave
nue Addition 1.000
L. C. and Johanna Henxioheen to
Gregory Matlen. lots 1. 9. 10. block
2. Third Electric Addition 850
H. E. and Ella T. Noble to John Lev
enduske. tract 5. DeLashmutt as
Oatman's Little Homea No. 8 000
John Levenduake to Christina Hell
man, lot 5. DeLashmutt A Oat
man's Little Homes No. 8 1.200
'William and Annie Reidt to James
tapooka lot 1. block 1. Lincoln Park
Annex 10
Sophie and I. E. Riedle to Emll
Luglnbuhl, lota "D," "E," "F" and
"G," block 9, Oilman's Subdivision
of block "C." Tabor Heights; lots
"A" -and "B," block 6. Oilman's
Subdivision of block "C." Tabor
Heights 8,000
Julia O and 8. L. N. Oilman to Mary
M. Gllman, lot "F," block 6, Gll
man's Subdivision of block "C" Ta
bor Heights 1
W. L. N. Oilman to Mary M. Oilman,
lot "G," block 8, Oilman's Subdivi
sion of block "C." Tabor Heights 1
Sophia A. and D. W. Riedle to Emll
Luglnbuhl. lot 4. block "C." Gil
man's Subdivision to Mt. Tabor and
other property - 1
J. F. and Mary Menzle to B. M. and
Jennie Kaney, 11 acres In section
11. township 1 S., range S E t.000
Jane E. and James Sauze to See.
Abstract Tr. Co., lot 15, block
20, Woodlawn 10
Nelson F. and Sallle F. Kimball to
W. Hosea Wood, lot 10. block 8. and
lot 14. block IS. W. Piedmont 1
Lone Fir Cemetery Company to Mra
W. Conger, N. H of lot IS, block
84. said cemetery 20
W. F. Powell to William Boblits, lota
18, 14, block 2. Davis Highland 300
Helen M. and Charles L. Taylor to
Adam S. and Annie E. Knight, lot
12, block 10, Willamette 1.275
Total 154,933
Abstract at Trust Co.. T Chamber of Coram roe.
Have your abstracts made by the Saaartty
Persons whose occupation gives but
little exercise are victims of torpid
liver and constipation. Carter's Little
Liver Pills will relieve you.
AN OLD EDITOR
Found 2000 Worth of Food.
The editor of a paper out in Oklahoma
said: "Yes, it is true when I got hold of
Grape-Nuts food. It was worth more than
a $2000 doctor bill to me, for it made me a
well man. I have gained 25 pounds in
weight, my strength haa returned tenfold,
my brain power has been given back to
me, and that Is an absolute essential, for
I am an editor and have been for S3
years.
"My pen shall always be ready to
speak a good word for this powerful nu
tritive food. I had of course often read
the advertisements regarding Grape-Nuts,
but never thought to apply the food to
my own use, until. In my extremity and
sickness the thought came to me that It
might fit my case. . The statements in
regard to the food are absolutely correct,
as I have proven in my own case. One
very fortunate thing about the food is
that while It is the most scientifically
made and highly nourishing, concentrated
food I have ever known, it has so deli
cious a taste that it wins and holds
friends." "There's a Reason." Read
The Road to WaUvUle," in package.
Grand Free Steamboat
Excursion Next Sunday
For the. purpose of demonstrating to the public, beyond all peradventure of a doubt, that there is coal, plenty of coal, coal in tremendous
quantities and of excellent quality, within 54 miles of the City of Portland, we have chartered the ' V
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ELLOGG
for next Sunday. The boat will leave the foot of Salmon street at 7 130 o'clock next Sunday morning. The trip down the Columbia River
. to the mouth of the Cowlitz will be a delightful one in the bright morning. Lunch will be served free before arrival at the temporary docks
of the Consumers Coal Company. Then will follow an inspection of the property under the supervision of Mine Boss Kelsey. Those who
wish, may enter the tunnels and explore to their hearts' content. When all have been absolutely satisfied of the good intention of this com
pany's offer of stock in a paying coal mine, boat will leave for Portland, arriving in cool of the evening. Supper served free on return trip.
THOSE WHO ARE PARTICULARLY INVITED TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS TRIP
are men and women who would be perfectly willing to invest in a profitable coal property, if the profitableness of it could be satisfactorily
demonstrated! We are frank to admit that many people in Portland are skeptical about this offer and that is all the more the reason why we
are desirous of having them decide, after a personal inspection of the coal deposit we have located and will operate within a very few weeks.
Call at our office for detailed information, about .the trip.
THERE IS ROOM FOR ONLY ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY PEOPLE
and it is necessary for you to apply for your tickets at our office early in the week. Coal experts, coalminers, purchasing agents for coal
consuming companies, mineralogists and all who are at all interested or have had any experience in coal mines will be especially welcome
and are urged to join with us. Men with wives are earnestly invited to bring them along. Previsions for their comfort will be arranged.
It will be a pleasurable and profitable day's outing for all.
onsumer
s Coal C
omnan v-Commonwealth Trust Company
lH&JT Uiljf FLcal Agents, Commonwealth Building