The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current, January 13, 1907, Section Two, Image 17

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Newspaper Page TextTHE SUmVI OREGOIA, PORTLAND, JAMABY 13, 1907. 17 BIG B0H1E Bark Reaches Port in a Badly Battered Condition. OUT OF JAWS OF DEATH ngnts Cuimaiu Utiles Alter rarUng ' Company With Tug Samson. Waiter Vessel j l.o Has Very Narrow Escape. SAX P'RANCISCO. Jan. 12. ( Special.) T li e bark Bi Bonanza sailed i n 10 port tills afternoon, badfy battered, ti lth Catkin Ca tneron ill in tils bertli. Thonh ill. Cnptfin Camuron retained ppraona! command of tlic -voel. T 1 1 Bi5 Bonanza was hailed this atternoon as II hlp Which had f-soapd from the Jaw of lrth. :-!. e left thi. port on he first Jnv of the year for Astoria. in tow of the tug Sampson. All went wll 'Ml January 8, who twriM storms were- rneountcrod. The -wo vMels struirfi'led on as hour t C i e- -could, but anally their hawser broke anfl the tug and her tow cartel coin- Pny. After searchirt? and falllns to lud ihp Bonanza, the fc?o m jetton pro ceeded to. Astoria, Lett to herself, the Bonanza fought 6H.AJJR imiilOESCE, t Ana to Arrive ' J 2Tam. Jrom Xat. ; n.tpu.,,.,, 0ao rra.n,..iii pari I Coltirtbll ganPr&n 3m. 11. 4 V A. Kllburn.San Fr n Inn. J.'. Jtoanoue . ..... .Sa r r m n . .Jan. A rajro n tat, . . . IfoimkotiB . . . j n r Alliance Surka Jan. IT Geo, w, Kidar.san Pcaro....Jan. a Klcomedla Hongkong. . . .Inn. 24. NumantU - . Hoii?kona..v.Fb. 2t r . ii 1. ....... I r , m . 1. on . . . .Mar. 21 Scbeduled to Depart. K'tti. For Dat. ArttrV- San FVJtn .Jn.i. 14 ColumMa San Pran .....Jan. 1 F". A.. Kllourn . . San Frn . . . . Jan- 1i Roanoke San PeUro. . . . Jan. IS Alliance..,,.., Eureka Jan. 19 Aravonla Honykons. . - Jan. 2 Geo. W. Eldr.Sn Pedro.. ri.. 2 Mcomadia. . . . H on k lt nar fftt. n Numantla. ... . HonjikoiiB. . . Feb. ZZ& ArablB Hongkong,.. Mar.iJ K n I ere 1 Ka t nr d ay. Tr.T.r-r nr.lt lon XIII LucM), with '552 tolis or coal from Nrwcfwtlc, JST. J Cleared ftatonlar. ; ' Amrlrn atMnwhl r Ast.- J-tt". isir. with afwml cargo for s?an Franclaco 1 i' American tfamrtla Santa Am i i t)m.nM. with SOO.OOO feet of lumber for Stn FranclKo. sraloa. For r---,- 1 r.- i l,.r . j i 1 were W'P' away and tlio flgurchrnd was wrench!, from Its thee, swiv th Itonania fought her way back to this ort- It was a battle very dav. and more than once it IoqKuI as thOUSjU iW fat of tin: vessel wan scaled. Captafn Oa mervan's wiff accnmrui n .ltri on tb -.innnt.- and braved tho flankers in a. way tilr W0Tj J, o ftAmll Atlon of fcvry member of the re w. The s-imppon. which arrived up an miy hour ycstortlav mfimW j 4n a badly dilapidated condition, and . St will fee . owrr- to entlrelv rebuild .er hon-ie before wli- can proceed to on trc port stan the house wis completely caved in by the mountain ous sen which o a m o (iboarl. Tin; r-rt -Xine-ronm was. f'oodd and: the fj res broken pipes added to the seriousness Of thfi nltuatlon, rd for a time the Jlv" of tho-je on board were not worth Bxeat Oeal, ' Th iflmpjion had arreat difficulty in rooching: the- OolumbI. liivor. Her boflors were leaking; and It was a cJl t- it matter to Kfcp m COlORCl 1. ifly. manfla-insr owner, has md. n rr nsremen t s r- pairlna- of the steamer Captain Jones win make a detailed report to Local .inspector Edwards and Fuller.. ir-ON-CE HAD EVEJVTT-UJU TRIP Sslif Broke and She lrlrt.d Hclp- . lessiy for a Week, NEW YORK. Jan. IJ.-Drpatche. from .1 1 . in 1 1 1 on. Ho r rn ii. I nniiH tin-- tiu rrrience, or the Kew York & Porto Rico etwinKtiip Company's vfswl ronee. which dirmhld and towed to that port vw. .-rrt-. by the Oei-man steamer Elisabeth Rk kniprn, ay that the Ponce had an eventful Yojrajf, TlKJ Strang Ktt FOllCC T ft., the day after Christmas m-Ith a irt! carRO. She had rti-e Americans In the li,st cabin snl two Porto Ricana In the econi cabin. One of tlie latter WSS a Onttn. tn th middle' of a -torm her chsft broke. She also broke the sleeve of 3ier shaft tube. The weather was verv pcormy and it waa feared the pounding 0 the stumu of the shaft against the ship would eventually sink her. While tha ship waa thus safe but help- lew on New Year's day gtie was Only About 250 iilos from New York. The s Corro arew in violence and she was soon borne far out of her course. The easterly nd southerly winds drove tne liner back ward on a tigzag course. Captain Harvey c-nlled the pa"srniters together plu.rl 1 v ' r ' it bttenme Kl.ii t that the veas! ,f.as In atraits anfl told them lint tO TVOITV to njiiy themselves. The ship was wll provlioni. The Ponc new a. itu. I of dHtrera dKlly and manlfeatd ti ( . troubles by lights nightly but to HO pur- Tiosp forvmora than a week. When the Ponce was 4O0 miles from' Fiermuda. January 7. the Fticfemers. on her maiden voyage to the1 far tiat from Philadelphia plokM .p the American Steamer's flare. The Rtckmers ehanged her course and. bore down to the Tonce. Captain Wilson, agreed to tow the Ponce to Tort. When daylight came the tow won begrun and though It was attended with difficulty it proved successful. SANTA AXA WILL RUTUnx. fSI e mcr Is Vnder Charter to Carry 3.000,000 Veet of Lumber. The steanvihlp Santa Ana. wl t h 500.000 fet of lumber "for Sa n Francisco, left flovn last night The vessel is'- under charter to the Incnan-Poulsen Company rj the contract calls for the carrying of a.OOCOOO feet of lumber to the Bay City. WHH 300,om feet at a trip tne Santa Ana will make six tripe to the city in the lum ber trade before the expiration- of the captain Daniels, commanding the Santa An. Is probably th. youngest tcam&hlp master who has ever entered the port of ioriimiu. nr im now- as years oi age, ano has ocn at sea since he was 13 vears n' v v. v. ciave iw TUa3 I ca I O ulfl.'At the ftgft At IS Captain Daniels waa in command of a three-mamed - h oooer on the Atlantic Coaaf. With (Captain Bart let t, of the San Muteo, tie mil In two years on the in Torlt school ship St. Mary, and at the age of 3 ran as chief mate of steamships on the Fa- ciftc Coast. Captain Daniels was on the Alaska run for some time, and made h is first appear ance .In Portia nd when he brought the steamer Excelsior from ruget Sounl tor the Portland Lumber Company. The for mer owners of the Flatcelslor are owners of the Santa Ana. and at the conclusion ot tier charter to the Inman-Foulsen peo ple she will go back on the northern run. OWXERS Watonvil le Transportation Company . Has bold to F. K. & S. S. to. All steamship holdings of the Watson- ville Transportation Company have been transferred to the Pacinc Railway fc steamship Company-,' anil the steamer f. A. Kilburn is now on the northbound voyage, flying the honse fl- sr of the new owners. The KUurn was built at Fair- fcaven,-CaL, In i8?4, and is one of the; fastest ships of ber class on ' the Coast. She Is due to arrive in Portland Tues day. The Pacific Railway & Steamship Com pany is the possessor of one ship, the Kilburn. She will continue to operate 1-1 xv ri Portland, Ooo Bay, Eureka mill San I'rancissco. It in mated, however, that new bnats will he aided to the fuft as fast as the buslri wa. r rants. GAZELLE CHANGES HASPS. Gasoline Boat. Alas Boon Purchased ti)-Vancouver rcoplc, JCfcTCee & Scott Bros., of Vancouver. Wash., have purchased the Raaoline boat Oazelle from Captain McLaiin and will operate the boat between Portland and Vancouver In the freight and passenger trade, - The sale price was lOOO. The Gazelle has been operated on the Willamette River tor several years, carry- Ina frijrht and passena-ers between Port land and the mouth of the river. The Uazclle was built in Portland two years a 50 and iias a Custom-npuse register. She la 13 tons burden and measures 50 feet lonpr. 12 feet' beam and 3.4 feet depth of hold. The new owners will make all landings HetKcn tne Washington town arid Portland. Looks for Factory Site. Montgomery Parks, represontlnz the Oarlcy Ijlfe Float Oompany.. of East Bos ton. Mass., is. ipendins a few days in Portland jn the Interest of his company. The primary mission of )lr. Parks' visit to t he Coast i to select a desirable lo cation for a branch factory that his com pany contemplates establishing at the most suitable point on tne raciiic coast, The Oarlcy Company la enjraaed in the Tnamifactiire of life-rafts. lifeboats and life-preservers. Mr. ParK will (50 to California from Portland, making a thorough Inpriectloll New SrHeainer for lfoqulam. today awarded tne contract lor building another steam schooner for the - Hart- Wood L.umber Oompany. of Aberdeen. The steamer will be 195 feet keel. 39 feet oeam and 13 H feet depth ot hold. The veFse! will be started immediately and will cost SUO.OOO when completed. It Is a sister steamer to the "W. H Murphy, now tlng Dujit at the wine yards. Will Soon. Be Floated - ASTORIA., Or,, Jan. 12,-(Special,)-A heavj' strain was placed on the cable thi3.t runs from tlie lerlre anchor to tlie BChooner -X 1 ii-.- MciOonald at li i k i i tide t - laV The ptraurtert veirfliel was swunj firound until she Is now headed for the channel and wan-moved a few feet.. The inili oatlon ai-e favorable for floating the schooner at higrh water tomorrow or Mon- day. - Xoacl Lumber at Aberdeen. ABERDEEN. Wash.. Jan! ll-lSneeiai.) Jhe British steamer Dunerlc has been chartered to take, lumber from Aberdeon to Santa Rosalia. This Will be- tha first trip ot tne Duncnc to Gray s Harbor, sue is 1211 tons burden. The steamer Nunhasak; since her last appearance. has been changed, from a coai-numer to an oii-durner, sue is now in port. m r'R"I Maru at Bay City. SAK' PRA.Vlgm. Jan. ll-The Jap- anene steamer "ulcul Maru. the first Jap anese freighter to enter into competition with the German, British and American rftmiw kvlwren thfe OrUnt and the Pa. clflc Coast arrived In this port today with a earjeo of sulphur and Iora froan Japan. The Fukui Maru la staid to be the fore- rnnnw of a line of freighters from Japan., UiH Answer KoUUcrj' Cliargei ABERDEEN". Wash.. Jan. 12. (Special.) J. It. Perry. anrcl St. has ben taken to Montesano on the ' fharse , of robbery. Perry went to CosmoQOlls recently a: win ie nis roommate was anieep of hia money- and came hero. was arrested. Pcrrv feels his Keenly, bs it is ins first offense, Xarlne Notes. The, steamer Santa Ana left dowp last evening In charge of Pilot L. A. Bailey. The French bark Aale shifted from Bant.ld's to the Oceanic dock yestexdtiy afternoon, ' The steam schooner Johan ' Poulsen. lumher, laden for San Francisco, left down yesterday. The Japanese steamship Goto Maru will complete her cargo today and will leave down tomorrow afternoon. The steamer Nome City shifted from the mllli of the North Pacific Limber Com- pany to St. Johns yesterday. Arrivals ana Departures. PORTLAND. .Jan. 12. Sailed Stimeri Santa Ana and Johan Poulsen, for San Fran. Cisco ; Oerman ahip Marie Hackfeld, for Queenstown for orders; British snip Iverna, for Durban and Xrw London. South Africa; Rteam schooner Coaster, from Rainier, for San Krp.nclsco. Astoria. Jan. 32. Condition or the bar at 5 f. Jl,' rough; wind, north 8 miles; weather, clear. Sailed at ft:15 A. M. Bark en tine Amarailth. for San Pdro.. Arrived at 4:40 r. -M . Brltlnh steamer Cymcrlc. from Comoxr B, C. San Pranclsco, Jan. 10. Arrived fiarken- tlnes Aurora and Wrestler, from Portland, and scl V""r Sal lor Boy. from Columbia River. Arrived at O A. M. -Steamer Au- rella, from rortland.'. failed at 12 noon- Ht eft m or Columbia. Cor Port land. Bark Bfs; Bonanza returned; sail, forecastle, flure Itead carried awa-. a Mo other damage: Cap. tain Cameron baaiy injured by falling olX forward house to deck. Ihinjreaeiw. .Ian. .1 ( . Passed British shii JTor wa- Castle, for Portland. Hamburg;. Jan. 12. Arrived Anubls, from TaPorna M m Francisco, via Montevideo and Teneriffe. - ... tiel r t. Jan. A rrlved 1 1 1 M etrath- flllan. " from Tacoma, 'via St. Vincent. St.- Vincent, Jan, 12. Arrived preVlOUSlY fcWkh. from San Pranclaco. via Monte video. Suvertc, for Portland; scbooor Chrlt B. Fain, for Gray's Hifbot; Earner 5uckmkn. for Seattle: ateajmer E-luh. .for Seattle: steamer Qirlnalt; for Oray'f Harbor ; ateamer Itaurl for Seattle; steamer Eureka, for Seattle; barttton- tinrrjauwr, for Tacoma; ; steam-jr Qty o! PueMa, for Victoria: t earner Columbia, for A-noria. Arrived Schooner Ruinbrlg. ' from fort BlaJceley; aAooner Oamble. from Fort Gamble; schooner ivy, rrpm C005 Ray; etrampr Auj'rlU; froin -atorla; barkentinc (5. G. wilder. tit W, LEMCKB COMFANY S7000 110 feet on Kearney street, close to Twenty-third. ' iO,SuO ' ' ' Corner on Overton street, near new. terminals.' Houses , now ': . . produce good income. 810,000 TO -Jteet on Eleventh very "elose . in and now paying P a month. 1 EAST-SIDE MONEY - $9500 Quarter block on Eitst Third, .close to Xloin-isoii.- ; Entire block, between Flanders jndGlisan. $5000 will handle, H. W. LEMCKE: COMPANY MAIN 550 Entire frem Gray1 Harhr: Urkcnltne tt'wstler, ttfrm rtlaKely; bark Cairondolet. from 1 ort Gambl.: barkentlne Coluia. from Gray' Harbor; a'hooner tora Bluhm. from Gray'i ITsrHor; memmer MackliMw. from Sa.ttl ; achooner Alert. from r j " - Harbor; aobouner SaUor Eoj-, trora Aetwln. Tides at Antaria Hnndy. Hlirh. I Low. I2;2T A. M...T.Z" ftet 3;5T.A. M..,'.3.S t?t. 11:50 P. ,M. M itolW.il t. M It fet- DAILY CITY 5TATI5Tig. ! Birth. Dl'HRK 0 f At 40 Upahor" stwet, Jan uary tft to the wltt cj Jacob : Duhrnovp, GIEPE At.273 FiurtMith , strt north, to th lte of Bt-nAxt Oten; a daairnter. BMR1CH -At 7S Oarflrld avenue, Ja nu- ary 10, to th wife-of Adam Hemrk-h. a KOI). HOlAlAN At TOS Birrett atreet; Jantiarr 9, to the wife of Jesse R. Holman, a daugh- ter. . 1 ' ,' .; KAUFMAN- At Good fiamarltan Hospital, to thp wifia of Maurlc Kaufinan. a mon.'. KIBR At St. . Vincent's 21opital. Janu- ary 3, to the wife or George A. Kler, a dauithtrr. " KISER At Htark' Ftr-ft January t. to tne wire or trea Kincr, a son. MACOMBIE At intz, January j, fo the wife of Walter J. Macomible. a on, NELSON- At aT Northnup ntr-t. .Tinu- r- -, to the 'wife "Of- rroderlok KeJison. a dauRhtfir. .. -. . . v, . . gf'OTT i.t 211 Twenty-fourth street north, to the wife of TVllllm . Scott,, a dauBbtnr. " WAKNBR At Portland Maternity Ho?- pitai, January 2, to to.tWtt IMhti. Warner, a daug-htfr. BvJIdlnit Prrmlla. ' , a. - K. JONES- On atory frame a-wlltns, BidWll avenue, between East Seventh and Eaat Ninth. $1000. II- HOFF. T o-tory fram dwelllnsv Eat Yam hi 1 1 street, between XCast T wen- tiem ana rm Twcmy-nr, W. W. ATERS Thrw one-story frame dtv-elllnsa. East Thlrty-ivi-iith street, t -tween- Baat Salmon and East Main, SS3SO each, . . ) ' Real Estate Transfers. Hal IT. Perry to Tt. J. Jonep. nn- divided; 4. or lots 30, a ana block 9. Montlcfllo XimUw t Title Guarantee & Trurt T!omia-ny to Linn Lwe. lot 5. block 13. Han sons Second Addition Eastern Srioe & Repair Companv tD Robt Liddell. lots 1 and 2. block 3, Arlpta PRrk N. 4 - C. C. and Alice McGec Caples. to Macleay Estate Company, 4$jiS3 feet beginning at Intersection of N. line of Wilson street with E. line of Twentieth street Ricliard and Smnna J. r"rioe to Iois J. and Frederick H. Sherman. 173 x77 feet beginning at point 115 feet 8 Inches K. of JE. line of K. Thirty ninth street Charlotte and F". T-f. "Woodman to H. 300 Smons Addition... ' Mary M. Oilman, et." al. to Grant H. Dlmlck. lots 23 And 2. block a Ha velock Add! Uon ...... ............ Maria Ann ajid T, U. Firtle to John A. McClnre. lot I block 8. Maosly Highland Th e T I aw t h orne Bsta to to Mar y L.uella Fierce. lot S. block 5. Haw- . tliornee First Addition George A. Barnhart to William H. Bamhart. lots 9. 10. 11 and 11. Trroclt 14, subdlviai on of Proebatela Addition to Alblna Richard Williams to Nellie Burga- son. lot 10. block ft, Wllllamg Ad- dltion No. 2 John Hewett to K. M. Hewett, lots 21. 23 and that portion of lots 5, v, 23 and 21, block 52 not dwcriDcd by deed given by J. -H. and Martha J. Elsele, all being in Peninsular Addition No. . 4. .. . Herman Metzger . Tr to Harry ft. Brock, lot 28, block 3, Reservoir Park C L.. and Alice T. Derby to Ben Bpi-rt. lot lO. block S3. Irvington Addition Helen L. Anderson to William . Arlams. lot 1. 2. 3- and 4, block 23. Point View I E. and I. X R1ce to 'F". C Livingston, lots 8. 10 and 12, blocK 10 Richmond Addition. T. C. Relchle to A. J. Delano, lot 13 and S. Ms of lot 12. block 15. Mount Tabor Villa...; . Moore Investment Companv to jac- ob Marks, lot H, block ft" Vernon. Harry J. Mlllatt to Prank Sullv, lots . 5. 6. 7. 8 and 9. block 1. Laurlwood . . . . Lilas M, Lieonard to Frank Sullyf ' lot 5. block 1 GrimM Addition to St. Johns Victor Land Company -to Thomas Grav. lots 11 and 12. hloclc 2 Snh- 400 5W 175 1,500 280 division or Kiverview Addition to Alblna... G. Mabel and S. L.. Mullan to Mr. C7. Henenbofer. lot 3 and S. lO feet - of tot 2 and .5?- SO feet of K. ISO feet of lot.' B,. block 4t Fledrnont Park. 0 CHy -of - Portlami to Seneet Smith, lota 1. 2 and S. block Mo. Carters Addition . ...... C. F. and Effle Goodwin to W. Hawthoraes Klrat Addition 3,000 Snnny-elde Land A I m pi-ovement -Companv to C J-I. Palran, lota 8 and blocK &3 Sunnyelde o59 Title Guai'ante & Trugt Company to Oldie Jones, et. al.. lots 13 and - 14 block lft S. St. Johns.- 525 George Stephenson, et. al. to BTTa Mae McKinzle, lots I ana 2, DlocK 24. Central Alblna...... 3.3( Title Guarantee A Trust Companv . to V II I lam r. T -it tie. lot;- 13. block 2 subdivision of lots 1.-3, 7, S, T and fltle Guaranl,& Trust Company to George S. Zimmerman. ' lot 11. - -. block 2 subdivision o f lots - 1. a. 7. 8. 9 and lO. St. Johns ....."" 56? William C Van ftiaim to Karl W, Hamilton, lot 6. block V2, City PROFITABLE INVESTMENTS $12,000 Quarter, Mfet on Wel V Park street Soul far- ulh. Mfl,000 Extra fine ite, Fourteenth and Irving. ; Now good income-.. producer. ' $17,500 - Modern flats, now producing $110 a month. $22,000 Entire block on Grand avenue. 800 iet from Hawthorne. . $26,000 O rarni - a venu cornet:.' uow pav- ing $101a month Second Floor - SIXTH CONFIDENTIAL. I have J . . . -; . . I have i- . . ; . . : I have $ - -- . . .Mi Loans, - to invest in . fa invest in . to invest in I have property that I wish to Mabe on the market for sale. neasc . sen. m vera wnet yon can do in tno line inneo. ' My name is Mr. . - ... . . - - - ...................... ..... . . .... Address in in"" LAM0NT --, r 107V2 SixtkSb4et View Park .- ' - Jennie and J. T. - Hayne to Titlm j Quarantee & Trust Company., lata XL 11 and 12. Work 2 and block; A'( Nonpariel Additfon in " Glen-, -.haven Park; TC. 32 feet or Ht 1. . t :block 4 and 82 feet of . lots 1 and 13, blocK 6; K, 33 reet of lots .1 - and ll-iblock 6. Jllbeflm Pub3ivUl6n-' of lots 23S and 29. Glenhaven Pari C. Bunker..- -t .. . tt ftalr-.-VJ - "300 Investment .Company, to' Bertna" L. . . Carter, lota 10. 11. 12 and 13,- .block C i.' Bewrly...... .. -. .'. --(- S2S Minnie Braaee Knapp, et. al to - ' O. Brunn.- S". 100 feet ot lot 7 and: , . tblockW. John Irvings First Ad . ditlon 1 Harry T. Ntcolat. et. al. to C. - T. . Brunn, .3. J OO feet of lots 7 and 8. . " - block 19, John Irvings first Ad- ditW.... liOH Prank L. Allison and M- A. A fit Ron - to O. . St. &z T Co.. lots 5 and R. , block 2. Parrells '. 'Addition- to ' "WOOfllftWnuillfM HMIIM IMM'MI'i 3.5 Joshua T. an Minnie M. Colvin lo O. R." A I. Co.. strip of land GO feet wide aro"s S. "W . of K . "W- H of section 17. T. 1. S. Ft. 1 E. ... . 1 Norman D. and Minnie B. Root to John I. Coleman, lota 9 and 19, - block 14. TClnsel Tai-Ie . .- ...... - 1 Ti tie Guaranteo Sr . TniF t. Com pany to Alex Speer, lot" 4. block 69, Sun- Msida Third Addition. : 10 Ida V. and William A. -Alcorn to- R 1 r. Coc, lots 3 and A, block. 31. LJnnton . . . . ....... . 1 r. J. and Ida's, Browning to W. 8, ' C?orelajil. MxlOO feet commencing El. line OI E. Sixteentll. i 600 LOW W. G. Rpgister to Thomas A. Flint, lot 12. block 8. Mae-Klv Highland... Sophie A. and r- W. ftledele to Emil L.urenbuh1. lot - block "C" Gi l mans su iaii vision to Tabor Heights).... leslie M. and Ellixaleth Coleman Soott to Norman T . Root, K. Ii of lats 5 and 6. block 52 8unni3ide R. tt, Stevens (StierilT) to F. A. Uarauam. Jt4., lot 8. Work 1, Grovers Addition: also lot 21. bloclc 4 WillamPtte Helgrhta Addition .... Sycamore Re&l Estate Company to Annetta Fann, iota 13 anU 14, . MeA I Kern Park Roman Catholic Archbishop to Frank Crete, lot Gl. section 2 of block ' Mount Calvary cemetery R, Jacobs Tr. to Maria U5ulse Myrlck. lot? 11 11 13. U and K.- Id feet of lot 15. . block 1 Gras II. R. Btirke to" ESttie 'i 8abYBu'rkr? lots l, t, ana is. oi lot 8, diock "S" Couch AiMltlon...... : 40,000 J. B. and Nellie C. Hibbard to Henry Ianderberer. lot 8. block 9. Oitv View Park Addition 2SO Richard Williams to Sophia Ta-lo. lot 1, block 4, City of Portland... , 1 Eugene M. Graves to F. M. Austin. N. 42 feet of E. 80 feet of lot 15. block 28 Altai 3.0O0 Lucv A. Roney. PL al. to . IS. I Johnson, lots 11. 12. 13. 14, lo and. Id. block 13 Columbia Heiphts B Perilla B. Sluaher. et. al. to William . M usher, lot 20. block lO. Al blna - X.6O0 JuJia Kapischka to Rudolph A. Syl vwter. lot 1, block 25, Lincoln Park Annex..... " 1.000 Total Bare your abstracts ma by the Security DAILT JinEOROlOGICAli REF0KT, PORTLAND. Jan. 12 Maximum tmpra tur, 24 deirra; ininlm um. t8. Rlvr read- irif at 8 A. M.t .l feet; change in last 24 hours, fall O.ft-foot. Total precipitation. & r. M. to S f. M.. O.I S -incli z total alnc Bex-; t9TT 1. 1906. 25.30 lnehea; normal. Inches; excess. S.OS inches. Total sunshine. January 11. 1007. none: possible, i houn and 5B mlnntea. Barometer reducfcd' to aea- lval) at S T- 29-81 Inch WEATHER FORECASTS. . Forecasts maQe at Portland, tor the hours end in ft mfdniitht. January 13: Portland ana . vicinity Fair and continued cold; northeast winds. Western Oregon and weatern wasriiny- ton Fair and ' continued cold; northeast wind.. - Eutem oraro .nd southern ;ldaho Snow and much colder. -, , Eastsrn U'ishlneton and Northern Idaho Fair and colder. ... lX)DHOI.Z. A. c t: i r. s DUtrlct' Poracaster. ; WBATHEfl CONDITIONS. - . , 'Thi plateau depression has developed dur. In? the last IS hours into a well-defined dlaturbanca. caaslna light mowall thraugb out the entire Iniermountain region. ' A nifti-prtsfurr ira ext'nrtii from Brltinn Co- Jr.lun.bia eastward to North akota and zero $10,000 Corner Water Aftii HAfh'sAnV'W also have this comer r to "leaee. " S8000 " 7 Fourth street "Corner, close " in, now paying $35 a montli, and only half of lot used. $10,000 Twenty-second and 3hrnders ; 2 -houses paying p a month. ' MAKERS ?18,000 "Halt! block between Kast '2tt and East 3a. $5000 will handle." $6500 Fractional lot on East Pine, 'now eanilnj $10 amoiitli. AND WASHINGTON Portland improved income property. Portland unimproved property. Portland in 6 per cent First . IVIort- .f & HARRIS - .a Office , tnrrljwritilr afo T(nrta ril vrnln orttr Iflontiira. North Dakota and the adjacent Cancui.attf prnvirca In oonaequence. Temper- lturrS.(,v'rtnI .entire, forecast district hav lto" eelflel3f' since ' yesterday, the fall isrtn- prttculariy .marked over Wettern V" as hint(on. . . - - . .. r The ifflifitlaw point to fair and contin- Od cold weather over W Astern Oregon and "W"ct 4jya)i' art on thiadar. Ovr..lSaftra 'aahln9tn d4 -rthrn Idaho the -neathrr Tin jrahiy do ralr jmd colder, vliilc over atwnf Orison and 'Southern idaho inn ver t f irtpfr - in Indlfatfd. T 'aura NOTICES. A ceremonial srraien of Al Kair Temple will ! held at the Armory or Xhlrd Rrgl- Pregon Rational as.1 on Saturday evening. Guar. ina on petition t 0:30 M. Preparation ,oT candldaua, T to-s o'clock. Ceremonial Ben- iion promptly it 8:1X P. u. later- thai. not Corset the time place, petition or fe. mum w, tailor, B. G. WHITEHOUSE. Potentate. KecoMer. A. ' A. S. RITE The 13th tkvAmul reunion will U Held at the Scottish Rite Cath edral on Thursday and Friday next, January 17 and 18. By order RESIDING OFFICER. PORTLAXn COMPANV NO. lOT T-JCT- PORM bank woodmen of the WORLD 'Ui give a military wlUst party Wednesday evening. January lfl, in the Woodmen of the World Temple. 11th at., bet. Washington and Aldfr. Admission . 15c. Refreshments and danclnc. PORTLAKfi HIVE. NO. ?. lam'mac CABFIES. will Rive a military whist Thurs. lay. JDuaiy IT. in lv. of 1'. Hall. 11th and Alder; 13c admission; i-e.rrenhm.ents. PORTLAND CIRCLE. UL W'.dP tr.. -tl give a whist and dancln party Tuesday hi Alder. AUmlEslon, includ- COil M I XX 1UE. I COMPANY. ft5. UNIFORM . , " - w-- flvos whist, refreahment. 28 nth at. jStli orrhealra. CAPTAIN C. A, KliUOTT, IDKT.ITT 14. D. OF TT.. will jrlve a li- whist social Frtday nltrht. Ja.n. 18. aLt hall. " Orand a--enue anil t-Zji c Pine, prlzea refresh men t. AdmUwsjon 15 cents. WOOD January 13, WOT. to the wife of Au- orey npoa, a prominent farmer of Scoggln'j Vallay. a dausrhUr. weirhtns 10 pounds, the Darentu of whilm tne Dest-picaacj couple ts a a-irl. Ir. O. X.. tne tana that it attending.. PIED. LASHIER In this oitv. January 12, 1W7. Den s. ..ashler, aged 61 jeara. f'unerI notice Jatcr. . V . . '. . COON Rim. At the reside e. West avenue and 1 - Ksnneth Coon, davs. son of MV anH na-ed 3 months and airs, f, e. coon, Notice ot Juneral will bf liven Ifttor. ' DEXXtS Mrs. 0. A.'Dfinnii, Jamiarv in. . 1007. at IS! 12th at.. ad ft years. Funeral services will he held fro an Her man's chapel. 3rd and Salmon at Moa day, January 1-4. at a I. M. ' . WILSOtt In ttiirf cUy January 1 16. loT. John Wilson, aged 45 years. Friends and m-qufllnlanors n.rc rppectfally InvU to attend the funeral servlcea, wltlch will he nciu, at f liiiey b cnape. 'lf Fi to day (Sunday). IARBA-TX In this - elty -Jaiwary - lo ieoT. W'l'am T. .arrH, ;ii:oI yara. 3 monrlia: ana 3 days. ;- .The runrral ervlce were held at thechapel of J. F., Flalev & fton. at is xir saturaaj'. Janum-y 12. ft Ponninr, McEatre a Gllbaugh, ranersl DJ. reetOrl. th t Pn. Phona M.- ISO. ldy aaat mt. Lad anUtant. EDWARD HOLMAN CO.. Cnnaral THmt mr. 2SO 3d t- Latiy.aadataaU 1'hoaa M. fi2. ZEUXB-BYBKE9 CO. CainUkni, Em- lialraeri, 273 JtaKl. l 1088. Lady tu't. r, s. DUiWG, mmt:, m m Aider. Ladr aMlatant. Phoaa Eaut St. ' PIANO STUDIO LOUIS H. BOIX New class method ttpecially for chllirij it reduced rates. &4U Waauinston. RATES - Following rate, will be riven only whea adrnrtiainc l ordered to run rontecntlva days. Dallr aaxd Sunday a.Dea. The Omro nlan eharares first-tin rate eate.li Insertion for clawlflea advcrtislDg that i not run on 4NiBcut.v ' day. The Arsi-itm rate is fhanred foe easela lwacrtlon in The Weelcly Ornranlan : "Rooms " "Roam and Board." "House- keeptna; Room,"' "tSltuatloun Wanted 1$ words or m, IS mh 11 t.t 0 trords. 'la cents i "21 to 25 words, 25 oenls. etc. No dlncaunt for additional Insert ions. I "." rF3K A I.I. OTMEK MK ArajS .txrrpt "ew Today," 3 cnia tar IS words or less; 18 to SO irorffl, rrntii :i to lb wonli. 5fl rent, etc. flrat Insertion. Kawh additional Inaertlon. ane-ha4fc ao fartlir dlacmtmt ia dr one month. "NEW TOUATT (gatige meararo acate) . 15 cent per line, first innertloa; 10 ccuti W lift. ff efloK fldulilonul lltderilon. AtSWRR4 TO ADVRRnHV.MFVTS almKed cr The. OresjoniaB. and !! at thin 1 .envelopes . So stamp is required on such letim, ' ' ' The Oregon inn trill mt he responslhla for fM"? la - a4Vfrti-eirtriBt taaiaaua thraucb the sf.xr tohav. a7ttv at,"; income jso iwr month. tliOO X-room cotfAce. full lot. modern. x- eellent eondltion; Oulld St.. bet. Thur. man snd tTpahur t!. 4iiSOO 3- room. bS.th una launflrr. fine bane. mem. new, built by owner, paved itnproyments paid. Quick car wvlot. R. 'Mth at., near Haathome ave. . 412600 ft i ooin cot t a --m pnt haftoment:. laundry tolj. bath. Rixwcviflt St.. northwest part of otv, close to ear- line; re.nt 20 pr mo, $7J0 ry drsirahl Kant irnot. 24th t.. 20t feet north of Thurmin st, H. BIRRKL.T.. 201-203 McKay RldK , cor. 3d anl Starlc. GEORGE) BLACE, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT. OPEN LETTER TO PROPERTY OMRS AN 13 REAL ESTATE DEALERS here for the sole nurnose of invotln in Portland real estate. Will buy anything brinjr.nfr In enough Income to take care if itself. either bualnesa or reside n-e liropercj. I wish it understood tv- those who may wiah to subrnit property tor my consideration, that I am speculating only, and befrtgr posted on present values. it will be a waste of time for anyone to offer me properties carrvinp "wildra t ' " prices. All business confldentla. Will protect dealers in commissions, and will deal only with thoee who submit property. Be sure you can deliver. Address V4t .Oregonia.ii BUYS i TH I SS "" Tt Wt' f I .A : K THAT WX,li l.TF.RBM A MIKKWD INVESTOR. PROPKRTIK R ANfilNfi '.. .1 B70O TO SO.MI TH AT ARB BAR Particularly a wriol? JjlorK in tli! vicinity nt Vooen Mlllg that la t2on 1 lower than inythlng around there. Excellent apcculativ- value. IF1VE5TIQATE AT OPICEI H. W. LEIilffE COrslPANY Ra-n-t "e--.4l rMor. TWO-STORY Brick, west side Third. street, between CHisan and rent for $275 in October, when lease expires, , ; $30,000 Et J D fifty 114 THIRD STREET. If You Are Looking for a Good Buy on the Mount Scott Line liAI.V UV EVKK HKARO OF. XOW AXD SAVK MOXKY. DOVT WAIT l!NtTl- THU SETS I TV. THK PRICES WILL ttt-Z MI IC I Kill i--t A. -V K,KSi!S t'HOICB i'HOP. ERTIES TO I'l-i tv KKOM, WE HAVE SOME TO flPfEP IT Am AL COST. OW.NERM LITTLE SHORT OF MONKV. ! OR 5ALK EXCI.tSIVELV BY H. W. LE.MCkE COMPANY SIXTH A si K 'J.SMiiTX HTHKETS. SPECIAL BAR-GAIN 4SO ACRES. 1M ACXCE. We .art antlioriwd by owner to wll iiln 320-acre dairy and slock ranch and 130 acres timber land adjoining" for th xtremo low price of JtrtOOO. There ar a.OOO.VOi fret merchantable nr timber on that land. 4 mile from logilni stream; W acres cultivalfd, laO acres pantur under fence. 2 ilwellln-ri. 4 barns, runnlnc wator. orchard and r-all fruit. Cloa to school. vtor and phon ; dairy stock, hay, sraln and machinery will be sold at sacrifice; small payment down, kalane on long; tlm will tak alL' Inveitl. gat and l'-ar t It e rent. Pacific 3 738. r 18 Marqua m. PREDICTION WILL SELL Por $1000 front foot in lesm than 10 years: that lot. S- T5. eorner Union avenue and East Pine street. SOOOO will hav-4t now; terms.. After Monday, 14th; the price will be. 114000. J. L. WELLS CO. it, Phone Main 4564. Room M' UaaiUfr of 3ommerc "Blflf. . . $750:SNAFi: Three full s rd two fractional' lots. Nineteenth and. Kehaleu.., Srllwfiad ; eicrptlonally wSIl . locatM - and tnust be ioia (jolckiy, - " v -' E. S. .JACItSdJtf. St ,C0.. ' iPhona Main 3-aS. . H49 Stark St. ; , '- Business Property . . ? ; ,-. . .. Excellent COrflAT lot on Sth strL eloRe In. And will m&k -tu ten thousand in sw. moaths. . SPHINX A8EXCT, Wi Stark street. . Ttiat !sit badif the prbpertv "la so situ ated" that It win. increaae rapiOJv in value. Quarter block Improved and cloee In, .. SPRIMX AGENCY. 30514 Stark street. CLASSIFIED AD. NKW TODAY. Auction Sales By J. T. Wilson AUCTIONEER Monday, Wednesday, Friday aMO A. H.eacd Jay At Salesroom, 208 KIrst Street TJc m for thilaj-ii K rords largro leather platform rocker, fine. oa chifTonler. fumed oak IIDrary .losk -"tl -halr-. oaK library t.b!, student s cnair, a tine assortment of dressers, iron 1 mm bock millmm. clm!, neciaing. rocker, chaira. dining-room ef- JSS,1."- Ublm.. MRtlns-room - Brussels i-arpetn, arc siuares, ruB, niattlnGs, new and second-haiici linoleum. n?w (Mm and gla U?B .Set' utensila. Kolipee steel ranfte. Peninsular ste-l ratiKo. cookstovea. vt s stoves, four new trunks and other valu able nousekeopinj fJTectP, '0TH-In addition to furniture, etc.. w. WiU offer for snle mn's ami bovi" "i1.- ov,t paota. and vestB. niulcrwear. snirts. caps and. furnishing goods. Special Safe Tuesday At 384 Washington Street. In the Selling-Hirsch Block 1 At 2 P.M. . Announcement Extraorainaiy A Carload Lot of ollrl leather davenportn. nail s.at. sofas. MrKinley chHlrs, weathered oak rockers. Golden A&k my (Ute. utiiitv seat, fumed oak parlor, dlnlna-rnom ano! Iltorary furniture. eto. The npliolster-.-.is in solid Wther. the finish and desisjrt perfect, au elegnnt and up-to-dat fiirnifihlnifs. PHe -ranarhiff from Jli to 1.tO. i .u- entire carload lot to he clonp.l on das mentioned at public auction jw:-in'aMit.in to Hie funiltlirC U Will Inl) li'tr from renownM a rtlvt . Salt? by Instruction from Mr. A- M Be a 1 1 i e. of "Van c-o u vc- r. El. C J . T. Wilson, Auctioneer. yiittiouicagg 6N TLESDAV NEXT AUCTION H(X 3K. A fDKR ST., COR- np;r PARK ST. ive shall im at Ii' mWrm srinm -iTrK-f pieces ot t urnitiire. carpets. et rem ored fro m 1 r s. I. I We lis tr's r -r.-. Iri?liul1nt v-orj- manl ve I f A 1.1 . T FtETB (hand-carvfrj ji ni Urc f "rent-it yw mirror), QI'ARTf.R'PAWKD OAK LIBRARY TABI.K. narlor ro"kers. center- tflhles. (rood aprlnR-r-()te -.i.i-. oc rlR.f-S3K.ljS CARPET, peiiOftal OlS' N r TAfti.fi, sa ennirs and iH'fTKT 13 ITiatch. very pretty Iron and -bras bed Of various tolor. hes t sprtnsrs. felt nnd othr mattresses, a-ooso few t her pillows. sood comforts, very select rire.s.sers and chiffoniers in riiiartor-Mwi ok ah.1 maple, Kan tern ster 1 ranre. with ws tr-r pipes : a-ns ri-ater. eti j at thin time we w-Il! oiTer part furnlxliluga of -ot- tase, removed frcflii Worxllawn. (Inr Mild oak (llllliiir ta hie and chairs. la r pre oak ohtfTonier with French plate, mirror. thr iron beds, odd dresr. eas- be viewed tomorrow' (Monday), i j-.Tivr-i-. Hiicnpn rnair". r . troois ma v Palo luesnay, at lu o clock. , OfN TMVR5DAT NEYT We sell at auction furniture... carpet. stoves. ttc. In Rood conQltlon. Salo a t lo oviook. Don"t fort the fact that We pay cash for Household mrnishiiw, or take the Some on commission. BAKKK A SON. Auctioneers. . JANUARY BARGAINS Tn oiii- rc-tn 1 1 dera rtmen t. Ijtst Wa-elc w arlvertlso scl2 rugs, thpy we-re all scone oy Thursday evening;. But another Sliip- went in m du. Tlil it1 iin. leum. Tiote the prices. 5ic yard for JT.e l uallty. aiifl 7 or- yard for t - klnJ tlx trust in this city sells for Si. lO. "We are sun selling good K-tfitern furnltunj tor 1 than the "TRl'ST" asks for loeal- marle roo4j. Here Is one: Solid oak chif fon lor with Krerio h likL mirror, 414. oO. OKO. BAKKR. &. CO.. 35M. Aider St., wr-rarK St, A. SCHUBACH, PROP. AUCTION SALES HOUSEFURNISHINGS AT 211 FIRST ST. Special Notice al. thia reck will bffffln at 1 :3C instead or the usual 2 f ft, TVe lURKf Iflfl olian In 6rAer to. stive our pairon a chance to secure some of the hara-ains in t h EW AMD PER P" ECT Havilarnl China. Austrian China. Silverware. Glassware, tfraniteware, etc, etc, Tiro goods are ' from the Wt-IOLRSALK HOISB of PRAEL. HE3EL.E A CX. and ill ust sold, wo ";ome ?arly. a s wo sll THESE GOODS from ha-If pant 1 until 2 o'ciocR, wnen we Drpin on the furni- ture. of which you will always And a good assortment, surrh as stoves, raneef. carpets, dressers, extension tahls. chairs, rockers, pictures, bamboo furniture; tn fact a full line of all kind of furniture. Don't fonaret ; be here at 1:30 sharp Mon day, Wednesday and I" rldav. :. I Auctioneer. OILMAN) Auction a nd Commissian Co, S. L N. CILMAN, Auction.., Regular Sale of Household Furniture, Rugs, Ranges, Diningroom Furniture, Mir- rors, etc etc. Tuesday. 10 A. MM al Room 411 Washington Street: X. B. We. buy "our furniture if you wish, or aell for you. Main 247 X S. L.. rs. GILMAN, Auctioneer. Mortgage Loans 5 and G M fistate-Ci and rami, Inarrance in All Lines. A. H. BIRRELL. 201 to 20) McKaj D!dS...Sra and Stark roctory Site for. Roosevelt and Factors- st. ; North -west part of city. In thr rear th nw i 1 - lamrttc steal ( Iron "Works on Tors st. - investigate. A. H. ftiftRf:t.L. -4)-203 McKay Bids-, Cor. 3d. and Stark. Port and Auction Rooms