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Newspaper Page TextI ' If r CHARGES ARE FILED passengers on the steamer Bailey Gtart mmmA yesterday on the inp to cascade uocks, The oil tank steamer Rosecrans is dis charging at the Associated tanks at Linn- inn ft V Passengers on Potter Accuse Captain Spencer. INVESTIGATION IS ORDERED Local Board Will Look Into Com plaint Made by Prominent Port' land People Against Master ot Steamer Chas. R. Spencer. Papers will be Issued from the offices of the local inspectors of steam vessels this morning directing the appearance before the board of Captain Spencer, of the steamer Charles R. Spencer. The or der was Issued on complaint of several passengers who arrived In Portland one night last week on board the steamer T. J. Potter from Megler. Captain Spencer is charged In the com plaint with conduct dangerous to life and limb In the handling of his steamer. It Is alleged that on the trip tip the river Captain Spencer harassed the Potter by continually crossing her bows and by coming alongside close enough for people to shake hands from one vessel to an other. The latter offense comes under the head of "Locking Guards." which Is prohibited by a special section of the nav igation laws. Captain E. S. Edwards stated yesterday that the matter will be Investigated thor oughly. A number of prominent citizens of Portland are Included In the list of witnesses and all have signified their willingness to appear and testify. J. MILLIS VISITS CITY Steamship Breakwater Makes Ran From Coos Bay In 24 Hours. C. J. MIHIs. vice-president and general manager of the Portland & Coos Bay Steamship Company, arrived In Portland yesterday from Marshfteld. Mr. Millis was a passenger on the steamship Break water. He will spend several days In Portland on business connected with the cmpany. Mr. Minis Is accompanied by his wife and daughter. The Breakwater made the run up from Coos Bay to Portland In 24 hours. She crossed out over the Coos Bay bar shortly after 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon and at 3:15 yesterday she was fast at the Oak street dock. She brought SO passengers. The Breakwater will tow the Government dredge to Coos Bay on the down trip. Fell Thirty Feet to Pavement. LEWISTOX. Idaho. August 29. (Spe cial.) In testing a new fire escape at the Raymond House here last night B. L. Youngs, of Moscow, the inventor of the apparatus, and Fire Chief Ed Martin son, of this city, fell from the third story of the hotel, striking on the cement siiie walk 30 feet below. Youngs suffered a broken collar-bone and an injured hip and Martinson a dislocated elbow and badly bruised head. San Pedro Shipping. SAN' PEDRO. Cal..- Aug. SO. The steam er William H. Murphy arrived this morn ing, five days from Grays Harbor. - and will discharge S'Vi.oX) feet of lumber at ' the Southern Pacific slip. The schooner Esther Buhne made a quick trip from Marshfleld, arriving In six days. She brought 620,000 feet of lumber. Tacoma Flour Shipments. TACOMA. Aug. 30. Flour exports for the week 41.463 barrels, value $161,272. Marine Xots. The Brltsh steamship Queen Amelle ar rived up .last night from Puget Sound. 1 She will load wheat for the United King dom. Captain John Bermlngham, supervising Inspector of steam vessels, accompanied by Captain and Mrs. E. S. Edwards, were GRAIN TONNAGE EN ROUTE AND LISTED FOR PORTLAND COMPLETE TO AUGUST 30 Name, Flag and Rig Alice. French ship Armen. Frtnch bark Aster. German ship Bendrea. Norwegian bark. .......... . Poesuet. French bark Brablock. Brltlah bark Carroanlan, Britten bark Clan Graham. British ship Corine Bart. French bark Crlllon. French ahip David d'Anglers. French bark Deike Rlckmers. German steamer... Desalx, French ship Desdemona. British ship Eugene Schneider, French bark Falklandbank. British' Fifealnre. British bark Finland. Russian ship FranKlyn,-British steamer Gen. Faldherbe. Ft. bark General Foy, French bark Gulf Stream. British bark Henrlette. German ship Homeward Bound. American bark Janeta. British steamer..... JotnvlIIe. French bark Kllloran. British bark Knight Templar. British steamer... Laer.ncc. French ahip La Rochejacqueleln. French bark ... La Tlour de Auvergne. French bark. Leon Blum. French ship . Le Filler. French bark Lydpate. Fritish bark Magdala, British steamer Marechal Noailles. French bark Nederland. Dutch steamer Neotsneld. British ship Neuilly. French bark Nordsee. German ship Oregon. German ship Port Crawford. British ship Rcehambeau, French bark Saint Anne. French bark Plrathlyon. British steamer Sully. French bark Thiers. French ship Torrlsdale. British ship Turgot. French bark. . Vigo. Norwegian ship Vlncennea, French bark ............ - Total tonnage en route and listed Same d.ite In l'7 Same date In 19tKl GRAIN VESSELS Name. Flag and Rig. Aherfoyle, British ship Albert Rlckmers. German ship Andorlnha. British bark Asgerd. Norwegian ship Braemount. British steamer Brodick Castle, Brltlah ship ....... Crown of India. British bark iKigheld. Norwegian bark Donna Franceses. British bark .... Eusene Frantel. French bark ...... Falls of Nith, British steamer Gael. French bark Leyland Bros.. British Mlchelet. French bark Queen Amelle. British steamship .serathlyon, British steamer Vlncennea, French steamer LUMBER VESSELS IN PORT. Alvena. schooner Annie F. smale. Australian schooner... Bucranla. British steamer Churchill, schooner Echo, barkentlne Henrv Villard. Australian ship Irene. American schooner Koko Head. American barkentlne Larglemore. British ship Oliver J- Olson. American schooner.... Yv. F Jewell. American schooner "Wrestler, American schooner The French bark Mlchelet from Hono lulu Is due to arrive op this forenoon. Ehe Is In ballast ana win ioaa wntai wuu. t-v. n4t.K Aomtthfn TTa 11 nf Kith is taking dunnage at the Eastern and West ern Mills. Anrtrmls and Departures. PORTLAND. Aug. 30. Arrived Steamship Breakwater from Coos Bay; British Mam- stilp Queen Amelle from Puget Sound steamshtn Bosecrans from Monterey; schooner Monterev from Monterey. Atnria. Aug. 30. Condition of bar at 5 p M, mooth; wind, northwest; weather, rlur Arrived at (1:1 i A. M. and left UP at 7 A. M. Steamer Break-water, from Coos Bay. Arrived at fi:30 A. M. and left up at i:4o A. M. British steamer yueen Ameiin. from Bremerton. Arrived down at a. m nl aalled at 10 A. M. Steamer Alliance, for Coos Bay. Arrived at 8:15 A. M. French bark Mlchelet, from Honolulu. Left in at IO A. M. r-rench Bar kraei. aauea at 8 A. M. Steamer Vosburg. for Xehalem Arrived at 1:15 P. M. and left up at 3 P. M Stecmer Harold Dollar, from San Fran cisco. Arrived down at 1 P. M. German steamer Alela- Arrived down at 8 P. M. end railed at 4:30 P. M. Steamer Roma, for San Francisco. Ran BVnnriam. Aufir. SO. Arrived at noon Steamer Cascade, from Portland. Sailed at midnight, 28th Steamer Northland, tor Portland. San Francisco. Aug. 30. Arrived Ship Alex Gibson, from Karluk; steamer Welles ley, from Grays Harbor; steamer M. F. Plant, from Coos Bay; steamer Bee, from Gray Harbor; Maverick, from Tacoma STEAMER INTELLIGENCE, Dae to Arrive. Name From. Breakwater. -Coos Bay...... State of Cal. San Francisco. Geo. W. EldarSan Pedro Koanoke. ....Los Angeles... Alliance Cooa Bay Rose City. ...San Francisco. Numantla. . . .Hongkong. . .. . Arabia Hongkong. .. . Alesla Hongkong.... . Data. In port Sept. 1 Sept. 1 Sept. 8 Sept. S Sept. 8 Sept. 10 Sept. Nov. 1 Scheduled to Depart. Name. For. Date. Breakwater.. Coos Bay Sept. 2 Geo. W. ElderSan Pedro Sept. 8 State of Cal. San Francisco. Sept. 6 Roanoke Los Angeles... Fept. 0 Alliance Coos Bay Sept. 5 Ron City... San Franclaeo. . Sept. U Numantla. ...Hongkong..... Sept. 20 22 Alesla Hongkong nov. Cascade, from Columbia River; Norwegian steamer Tordenskjold, from Ladyemlth. failed Steamer Bowdern, bor. for Grays Hit- Tides at Astoria Monday. High. Low. 8:14 A. M 7.3 feet 3:30 P. M 8 0 feet 8.10 A. M 1.8 feet 9:54 P. M . . 1.4 feet SELL SAILORS LIKE SLAVES Crimps" Grow Rich From Opera tions In Newcastle, X. S. YV. SYDNEY. N. S. W., Aug. 30. (Special) What Is described as a corner In sailors bas been established at Newcastle, N. 3. W. The nefarious practice of "crimp ing" has created a situation which Is be coming intolerable, and this In spite of the act specially passed last year to put an end to the traffic. It Is stated that the law Is openly defied and that seamen are victimized and shipowners blackmailed with Impunity. At a recent meeting or the council of the local Chamber of Com merce a member mentioned that formerly crimps" charged $5 per head for supply ing sailors, "but since the promulgation of the local government ordinances the mercenary wretches had advanced the price to $20 per head, and the masters were compelled to pay this blood money or go without crews." Moreover, the crimps contrive to Im plicate the shipmasters by making them a rebate per capita. In order that the traffic In. flesh and blood should be kept quiet. Xo End of It. Mrs. Jenks I'm surprised to find you looking for a servant. I thought you engaged one yesterday. Mrs. RIchley Oh, she's a lady's maid; she waits on me,- I'm looking for one to wait on her. Catholic Standard and Times. Trunks, suit cases and bags at a sac rifice. Bankrupt stock of the P. C. Trunk & Bag Co., Is now on sale at Harris Trunk Co.. 132 6th. Tons. From. .1.2192. .. .London ...2016 London ...1XS3 Mejillones .. .24)4(1. ... Newcastle Sailed. ....July 23 June 28 ...J9.H Newcastle. N. 8. W.. ...2O00. .. .Antwerp' ...1773. .. .Hamburg ...2300. .. .St. Rosalia . ..1721. .. .New Caledonia ...1879. .. .Antwerp ... 1570. .. .Antwerp ........ .June 1 June 2 ' .. .2tf.-i .... i-eesan ... 17;i5. .Antwerp . ..14"0 Callao . ..2:! Antwerp July 19 -17Sl. .. .Valparaiso 1.11H. .. .Newcastle, N. S. W Aug. 8 1.180 Guayaquil 311. ...Yokohama 172H.... Antwerp Aug. 17 17:!7 Hobart .-1378. .. .Antwerp July 18 181)8. .. Callao I!ts7 .Vancouver, B. C... 2779 Sydney 194.1 Antwerp June 18 1501. .. .Antwerp' ............... .April 9 4fl02. .. .Valparaiso May 1 2011 Honolulu 1.194. .. .Newcastle June 13 194S. .. .Hamburg ............. .July 26 1S7!.'. . .San Francisco 17f. ... Hobart . . .- Aug 2 2.1.10. .. .Santa Rosalia .. 3124. .. .Newcastle Aug 25 2166. . .Talcahuano -2.1SS. . . . West Coatt --1M20. .. .Hamburg Mar 1 1731 Hobart 1652 Callao -1775. .. .Callao 1393.. ..Callao ISil Leith 122 Newcastle. A 2Mil San Francisco 1993 Antwerp 22M Belfast 21M. .. .Newcastle, A -1959. ...Hamburg ............. . 1206 Mejlllones 1.3U. .. .Antwerp ....... April 8 In Port 92.193 36.9H3 93.193 10.S.17 80.783 9.273 IN FORT. Tona Berth. Arrived. .1397. . . .Stream .Aug . 1SM1 Stream Jun, 2j .S1m Centenial August 15 r.? " -Dry dck Jun1 10 . 2. 1. .. -Montgomery August 13 . 1 770. . . . Drydock ............... Keb 7 .1SS5. .. .Colrmbla, No. 1..., March's .214 Astoria Aug 20 .2163. ...Astoria March 26 .170.1. .. .Oceanic July 25 .3021....E. and W Aug -fl .1949. .. .Astoria . Aug' 29 .22:iS Dry dock March 6 ,ll4 Astoria Aug. 30 .272 Stream Aug. 30 .24 Oceanic Aug 19 .1740 Astoria Aug 30 6S7.. .Astoria hoo. ... Astoria . 2.193. ... Dolphins B00. . . . Knappton 6M. . . . Kntppton 1412 Astoria . BK- 111. 17S8. MS. 4VT. 409. ..Astoria . .Portland -Lumber Co. . .Banneld . .Astoria ..Astoria ..Astoria mm j&zf f7to miro ir BUILD EATON HALL Willamette University to Have Fine Structure. LOCAL CONTRACTORS BUSY Dwellings and Factories in Various Parts of City W ill Be Rushed to Completion During' Good Weather. Contract was let last week for the erection of Eaton Hall, on the campus of Willamette University, at Salem. Bnooks & Trevor, of Salem, received the award in competition, their bid being $43.- NEW EAST SIDE RESIDENCE b ' uSJ''f. nf I. Mi ill! "S K - . . . - . T. P. II. PETERSON'S RESIDENCE, OPPOSITE ROSS ISLAND. 000. The building; when completed Is now estimated to cost about $50,000. A. E. Eaton, of Union, Or.. Is having th build ing; erected as a donation to the Univer sity. . The Dyer Cement Manufacturing Com pany has built temporary sheds for making- its products, on Columbia boulevard. at Kenton. When ready to run at full capacity it is the intention to turn out cement bricks and other products used in building. Excavation for the Charles K. Henry & Son building-, at Fourth and Oak, will be finished this week. Concrete retaining; walls are being- put at the Lombard site. Fifth and Stark. Contract has been awarded Langrford & Walker to erect the Pacific Paper Company's building-, at Fourth and Ankeny. The first floor of Rosenblatt's Hotel, at Tenth and Alder. Is up and work started on the next floor. Bennes, Hendricks & Tobey are receiv ing figures on a $25,000 school building to be erected at Bandon, ur. Quite a number of streets In the down town district are having nard-suriaee work nut down. Stark street from Third to Sixth: Park, for four blocks south from Stark; Eleventh and Twelfth are among the streets receiving attention. E. H. Wemme has taken out building permit for another garage which he Is to erect on Seventh, between Couch and Burnslde. The building is estimated to cost about $15,000. , xtr r trnio-hrrm th architect, who was seriously injured about three weeks ago in falling from a ladder, is reportea to be getting along fairly well. He suffers considerably on account of broken bones, but is making good progress toward re covery. MacNauehton. Raymond & Lawrence are preparing plans for the Studebaker utomobile warehouse, luuxiw, to do erected at the southeast corner of -Chapman and Alder streets. The building- is to be three stories and built of brick. Cost is estimated at $35,000. r. D. Neer is preparing plans for the State of Oregon for a fish hatchery to be constructed 12 miles from Tillamook. Master Fish Warden McAllister Is re ceiving bids for the work. Wn.v ha. hMn ntnrtfwt nn the founda tion of a reinforced concrete two-story building for ients tirange at jnts. re cently the Grange purchased a lot, lOOx T .. t wn .Via BI-hnnlhAIIB. Tt bflS been figured out that the cost will be about the same as for a frame struc ture. It will be 40x86 feet. The lower walls will be 10 inches thick and the up per walls about six Inches. There will be a fraternal hall on the second floor and four stores below. The association Is Incorporated for $3000, but the actual cost of the building is estimated at from $3500 to $5000. Ex-Detective Kerrigan is having an apartment house erected at East Sixth and East Davis streets. It will be fin ished next month. The cost will be aDout $7000. O. L. Ferris Is having a $2500 dwelling built on East Forty-seventh street, be tween Broadway and Hancock. In Wlberg Heights. He also has an $1800 cottage under way in the same neighborhood. Outside of Portland the school dis tricts of Multnomah county are spend ing over $16,000 in new buildings and improvements this year. At Gresham a five-room addition is being- built. Rock wood is completing a four-room build ing and at Terry a two-room school house Is being- built. County School Superintendent Robinson says that the tendency is to replace the old school- houses with modern buildings. ' He es timates the school population at from 4000 to 6000. The combined chapel and school of the Jesuits on a 20-acre tract on the Powell Valley road is nearlng comple tion. It is a three-story structure, modeled after the plans of the Pied mont building;, and cost $15,000. The residence of the Jesuit priests on the same ground, costing $10,000. is also being completed. These grounds are to be made the headquarters of the Jesuits in the Northwest. The dedication .of the school will be held in the near fu ture. Architect C. C. Robblns has prepared plans for repairs and alterations on the Logus building on Grand avenue and East Washington street. The in terior is to bo modernized and plate glass windows put in the fronts of the stores on the lower floors. Eventually two more stories will be added, mak ing the building six stories. Recently this property changed hands for $75, 000. It was put up 12 years ago by Charles Logus for $45,000. The concrete foundation for the new Central Christian Church, East Twen tieth and East Salmon streets, is nearly completed. It occupies a quarter block. The contract for the stone to complete the basement was awarded to Hi 5 , - ,..r c ' Harry Blng-ham. Tenlno stone will be ( used in the basement. The new edifice" will be one of the finest structures of the sort In the city and will cost $50, 000. Rev. J. F. Ghormley, the pastor, says that the work on the main struc ture wlll.be pushed forward as rapidly as possible. W. E. Splcer, whose frame building at Creston on the Powell Valley road was burned down a short time ago, has started to rebuild on the same founda tion with concrete brick. The cost will be about $5000. Among; the transfers recorded last week was for the southwest corner of Sixth and Flanders, from Max Loewen son to W. Friedlander, the considera tion being- $35,000. Dubois & Crockett report the follow ing sales, made last week: Apartment house on Thirteenth and Clay streets, from E. F. Ferris to George Hendsacker and wife, for $0000; house and two lots on East Glisan street, from E. Miller to Mathias Kalllo. consideration $3225; also Georg-e Hendsacker's residence on v. - J- 4 , m j a i-s ARE YOU THINKING OF BUILDING? . .. .. tr- A Little Home for Two. Cost to build, exclusive of heating and plumbing. $1355. Designed by Glenn L. Saxton. 242 and 244 Security Bank build ing. Minneapolis, Minn. - Here Is a little bungalow with Just enough space for two. There Is a beau tiful large living-room, nice dining-room, built-in sideboard, coat closet, bedroom, bathroom and everything to make a home complete. If you are looking for a bun galow for a small family, here Is one that has the world beat. The first story Is 9 feet in height in the clear. Birch floors throughout. Finished in birch, with ma hogany stain, or natural If one prefers. The size Is 24 feet wide and 30 feet deep over all. Mr. Saxton' will furnish one complete set of plans and specifications for $13. The plan will be complete in every detail. Mr. Saxton will also fur nish for $1, a beautiful, practical, and helpful book of plans, entitled "American Dwellings." containing over 200 designs of bungalows, cottages and residences, costing from $600 up. In case plans are ordered from this book you may deduct the $1 paid for book, thus the book does not cost you one cent In the end. i I Mhr isi . nmii li - - - v " " ; Thirty-first and Thurman streets for $5000. ; Among- recent contracts are the fol lowing: , F. S. ' Halleck, for 4 $1500 cottage for Jennie R. HalL East 70th. between East Glisan and East Flanders. A. C, Meyers, for a $5000 dwelling for Homer D. Angell, Montgomery Drrva, ifcar Fern, avenue. D. Lysen. for a $5000 barn for J. C. P. Westengard, Front street, between . Mont gomery and Harrison streets. , H. N. Kmlth. for a $1000 co tt aire for J. S. Hossley. Greely street, between Alns worth and Holman streets. J. G. Klllgreen has -the contract for alterations amounting to $3000 In the resi dence of Mrs. H. I.. Corbett. In Tenth street between Main and Madison streets. Per mit has been Issued. J. G. KUlgreen. has the contract also for a $1000 cottage for H. C. Brown, In Halsey street, betwejn Nineteenth and Twenty first streets. Permit Issued. J. O. Tremblay has the contract to erect a $1000 dwelling for L. B. Menefee. in Myrtle street, between Sixteenth and Seven teenth streets, Portland Heights.. The per mit has been Issued. Bennes, Hendricks & Tobey are the architects. John Eichblatt. for a J10.V) dwelling for H. Rlttman. Vancouver avenue, between Falling and Shaver streets. John Eichblatt. for a $2000 dwelling for G. Zlppell. Monroe street, between Rodney and Williams avenues. J. B. Dlckoner. for $1250 cottage for Max Asmus, Maryland avenue between Emerson and Summer streets. Wm. Burrington. for a $6500 dwelling for Julius Kraemer. Cornell Road, at the head of Marshall street. Smith & Dodge, for an $1800 dwelling at Waverleigh Heights, for J- S. West. Smith & Dodge, for a $1000 dwelling for D. J. Brown, at Waverleigh Heights. K. D. Zlnnlnger. for a SlOfO cottage for F. J. Payne, at City View Park. F. B. Galbralth, for a $2000 dwelling for Edith Van Vleet. Graham avenue, between Rodney and Union avenues. E. Miller, for a $1200 cottage for M. A. Stelner. Hamilton avenue between First and Ohio streets. E. Miller, for a $1000 dwelling for M. Blschofberger. Ohio street between Hamil ton and Bancroft. R. E. Menefee. for an $1150 cottage for Blanch L. Bates. Union avenue between Beech and Fremont streets. Kraft & Lawrence, for a $2000 dwelling for Mrs. M. G. Clark. Alberta street be tween Mallory and Garf streets. Real Estnte Transfers. W. L. Thornsyke and wife to H. M. Clark, lot 14, block 7, S. St. John .$ Emma Hannlpran to T. J. Hannl- gan, lot 1, block 5; lot 4, block, 6. Cole's Add Harrison E. Thompson to Fred Bauer, Sr.. E. H of lots 12, 13, block 48, Sellwood James H. Bruce and wife to J. W. Moxley and wife, lots 5, 6, 7, block 43, Tremont Stein Baking- Co. to Carl Stein et al., lot 4, block 250, Couch Add W. F. McKlnnon to Maud L. Neuhaen. lot 3. block 20. first add to Holladay Park Add.... Title Guarantee & Trust Com pany to Fred Vetter, lot 3, block 23. Rosmere T. S. McDaniel and wife to R. M. Widnev. lot 8, bfock 5, Park View Ext More Investment Company to Joseph T. Ennls, lot 17, block 39, Vernon Portland Trust Company to East Side Mill & Lumber Company, lot 3. block 113. Woodstock Richaru Williams to Leola 500 10 403 600 600 300 Chambers, lots 13, 14, block 7. WiUiams' Add. No. 2 1 Title Guarantee & Trust Com . pany to Elizabeth M. McKown, lots 9. 10, 11, 12, block 14, Rossmere 2,500 Allen Baughman and wire to Western Oregon Trust Com pany, lot 9, bock 16, Creston... Fred Vetter and wife to Zulah Hopkins Wright lot 18, block 2, Hancock-street Add Point View Real Estate Com pany to Jessie G. Chaddock. lots 29. 30, block 28: lots 7, 8. block 29; lots 1, 2, 8, 4. block 35, Point View T. A. Sutherland and wife to Ftinfl Rfitfflnrfiiirt lota 1. 2. 600 3,350 840 block 1, Elsmere 8,000 Portland Realty & Trust Com pany to E. G. Alfredson, lots 18, 19, block 1, Kenwood Park O. L. Applegate and wife to I. R. Delano, W interest in lots 12, 14, block 89. Sellwood Thomas W. Adkins and wife to A M lUr'lllMni-l mid wife, lot 265 500 12. biock 7, Multnomah 1.200 Hihernia Savings Bank to M. JU. ci .1 ,o 11 1J 1 9jt niidiiuiu iuio i", i, i-, 25. block 12, Capital Hill 1,200 Harrv E- Nortliup to Virginia t. Northup, lots 1, 2. 23, 24, 25, block 2, Lents' Add Michael O'Brien and wife to A. F. .laksha, lot 8, block 1, Bev erly John Wesley Logan and wife to Charles William Fredenthal, lot 14, block 20, Vernon William M. Ladd et al. to Char- 10 10 RED ROOM a 8-tfxio-or DINING ROOM LIVING ROOM ll-tfXIi'-O' JZ-fc'XIl" L PORCH. I fcoJM rT" 1 lb A KITCHEN l 1 . I iARRETFS Gas and CTfnTI TO IT Q. Electrical We have a neat line of Gas, Electric and Combination Chandeliers, and will be pleased to see any one Interested In wiring or fixtures. We will meet you evenings by appointment. A. T SAMUELS W. W. SAXSOM THE ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE CO. 406 Washington St. Phonesi A 3RSI, Main 4SS-J. LOWE BROS. "HIGH STANDARD" PA1 Gives Best Results RASMUSSEN & CO. Second and Taylor Repair Work Given prompt Attention Founders, Machinists and Boiler makers. Bulldins; and Structural Work. PHOENIX IRON WORKS ENGINEERS Office and Works, Hawthorne Avenue and East Tbtrd Street. lotte W. Ball, lots 1. 2, block 2. subdivision of east of block Z. city 1 David Goodsell and wife to Inez Viggers, ' lot 5, block 12, E. Portland Heights SoD J. H. McFarland and wife to Gottlieb Hafner. lot 2. block 6, Paradise Spring Tract 37a University Land Company to Herbert F. White, lot 8, block 122, University Park 325 Title Guarantee & Trust Com pany to J. Thoburn Ross et al., 8V4 "acres of Jacob and Lorena E. Wills' D. U C. in Sec. 23, 24, T. 1, S. R. 1 E 15,000 Title Guarantee & Trust Com pany to A. A. LJndsley Trust, et al.. Shi acres in Sees. 23. 24, T. 1, S. H. 1 E 33,000 Title Guarantee & Trust Com pany et al., to Fred A. Jacobs, same as above 1 Rose City Cemetery Association to Robert A. Kean. northeast Vi of lot 161, section D, said cemetery SO J. H. Heeker and wife to Frank A. Hayes, lot 20. block 2, Diana Park 125 George B. Frank to Edna D. Frank, lots 5, 6, block 45, Ver non Add 2,000 Holt C. Wilson to Anna V. Hay hurst, lots 1, 10, block 1, Brent wood 1,000 John F. Wilson and wife to Con rad Yost, south y, of west of lot 2, block 47, Alblna ID John S. Hudson and wife to Charles O. Williams, west of lot 1 and west y, of lot 3, block 7. Troutdale 1,400 United States National Bank to apt em AT CLATSOP BEACH RESORTS The Portland-Clatsop Beach Special Trains Leaving Portland Saturdays, 2 :20 P. M., and Leaving Seaside Sundays, 6 :S0 P. M., via the Astoria & Columbia River R.R. Will be continued until September 12 and 13, 1908, to accom modate the end-of-the-season travel to and from Clatsop Beach points. The regular daily train service from and to Portland will continue to run through to Clatsop Beach points on present schedule until the end of Sept. Announcement as to the changes in the regular daily schedules to be made after September 30, if any, will be made at a later date. Clatsop County is the paradise of the hunter and angler, and September is best month of the entire year for such sports. Special Reduced Round Trip Rates in Effect Tickets and parlor car reservations at City Ticket Office, corner Third and 1 Morrison streets, and at the Union Depot, Portland, Oregon. Get Our Estimates 408-410 Morrison Street PhoneS: Home1A4154 The HERRICK Refrigerator Buy a Herrick if you wish tha best high-grade refrigerator made. It may not be tbe cheap est in the first cost, but will be iu the end. Your health demands the use of a strictly sanitary refrigerator. The Herrick will prove its merit in every respect. Made in sanitary odorless spruce, white enamel, and opal glass linings. Latest improvements and finest designs. Positively no mold or taint in the Herrick. J. J. Kadderly, 130 First St. Distri Phone En't SO. rORTLAXD, OREGON. Lillian FaittnR, lot 2. block 41, Sullivan's Add 500 R. W. Fisher and wife to Hannah G. Fisher, lots 27, 28, 29, block 20, Point View 1,000 J. K. Locke et al., to Charles L. Burton, lots 1, 2. block 6: lots 10. 11, block 7, Seventh-street Terrace 7,530 Fred W. Prasp to Clara A. Engle. lot 8, block 11, Mount Tabor Villa Annex 300 Georpe W. Simons and wife to S. M. Woodard. lots 5, 6, block 12, Willamette 950 James J. Randall to George P. and Charles L. Dearborn, lots 10, ii, block 101, University Park 600 Thomas W. Turner and wife to Ann E. Powell, north H of lots 11. 12. block IS. Hawthorne's First Add 8,'500 A. J. Meyers and wife to Fred erick Bornst-dt, lots 3, 4, block 2, Webb's Add 2S7 R. L. Stevens to E. B. Wood, Tr., lots 1, 2, block 92, East Port land 1 Total JS4.246 Have your shstrarts made by the Title M Trust Co.. 7 Chamber of ommirce. MAXVFRS' MISTAKE) PEOPLE'S GAIV f 25. OOO Stock New fait Mile Khoes Labeled Incorrectly. Admit mistake nnd order shoes sold. Bannister. Kneeland, Rliter and Moral, JS and J7 grades. J3.8.i: $4 and $5 grades, J2.R5; women's $.1.50 and 4 grades. $2.45. Dfiltar, 291 Morrison, bet. 4th and 5th. f ber f