THE OREGON DAILY JOUl 'UAL, PORTLAND. TUESDAY EVENING; JUNE 11. 1007.
Oilier Classified Ad
vert jsements will; b
on pp. 16-17.
j found
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NEW TODAY
HOLLYHURST
a"" ,,.". ' . " " I- r
yn vvaverjey-wooastocir, .4 car-
line. Macadamized roads on two
sides. Water to every lot; streets
graded. ' No gravel; No stumps
j to dig. A beautiful place for a
home. See Hollyhurst and you
I will buy. 1 ; Terms "to suit your
fi:'::i.A: Zr-. pocketbook. . ,.
$350 to $550
."1 S - r ' )
Commonwealth Trust Co
H SIXTH AND ANKENY
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
V
Roland. H. Judd, II N. lth at, 24
Charlotte K Card. 18. ' .
' cnaries a. Johnson, Z88 N. loth at,
: 10 i Mm Mensenkamp, II.
Ralph W. U Morris, 611 a Everett
t. 21; May Kienow, 17. t-
J. H. Clark, 488 Union ave. Hi Marga
ret tianaeis, io.
N. H. Stewart, 11 W. Park at, J Vlo.
torla Moody. 21. -
Murton A. Doe, Sacramento, CaL 14:
Susie E. La Rue. 28.
- V. I Hopper, Mldvale, . Idaho, 84;
Clara Cone, II.
Jamea Lewis, .Astoria, Or, 21; Marie
finow, ,
Carl v.- v,hrlstensen, 88; Boneita Flor
ence Kaiston-jz.
Edgar K. Thomaa, 121 Bancroft ava,
1: AdeUa Mackey; 88. ' ,
C. Peterson, 224 E. 17th at, 272 LoU
Anton Weisbaek, 411 XL MUdred at,
sv, ajoii anoBinger,
1 A. A. Stolts, 208Vs let at, S Q. ft
Vathles, 20.
J. N. Roberta IB: Ruth Moraland. 11.
Ralph M. Pogue, 988 EL 27th at north,
is; Anna xioim, ze.
Will C. Davis, 221 Booker at, 2;
Bertha 8. Hanaon, 25.
Wedding Carda W. d. Smith c Co.
Washington bldg., corner 4th and Wash
ington ate. .- ... - .
Tonaeth A Co., florists, for flowera of
all kinds', 122 th at
Clarke Broa., Florlata Fine flowera
and floral designs. 282 Morrison at.
' Full drees suits for rent, all sliesT
Unique Tailoring Co., 20 Stark at ' .
WEDDING lNVlTATt6N8 Latest and"
- .beat; $5 per 100. A. S. Hawk Co., 146 ft
BIRTHS
IIEI4 WANTED rOLlLE
WANTED BT . GERMAN WIDOW
Child to board, .resldenqe 840 North
urand ave. Phone Woodlawn 64 8.
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
cheap, fine condition; full equipment
and soma '07 Imnrnvemantn:- owner o-
WANt ED INTELLIGENT:" " STlJ X5V i"f ' -Addreae F. 8. 829 Mohawk
KirLfor office of large corporation; "'"""
PERSONAL.
must be active and Quick; one who has
naa practice on an aaaina macnine ere'
f erred: a-lva references and full oartlcu'
lara In flrar letter. V-807. Journal. I DUi ISAHKI.I.K MlPKIB HAS JUST
WAVTtfnf3YnT. it AKrrivwfiTH TUB moved from rooma 24 and 25. Mar-
nMH I a nun . m.r a r I uuaub iu ruum tu. liir urwn uiu... wi.
WANTKD - GlkL ' FOR 6ENERA m ZtVLli'il ZrntA uVu
housework; two In family. 170 N. b P'1"' o welcome all her old patlenti
feX7 S GlRLdTd Wra& 1 RVONTS .'AND.; PALMISTS.
American Chicle Co.,
flhivlnr mm
21 N. Front st
STENOO-H
must furnish referencea Ad-
W ANTED EXPERIENCED
W
drees R-114, Journal,
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE.
WANTED POSITION . A8 FOREMAN
on larre or small ranch. I am a bus
tier i understand farmtnar and the cattle
ana no . retains: tnoroucniy; was edu
cated In the middle weet and also In
California: can furnish the best of ref
erences;, win go on trial lor montna
Addreas Box 8-814. Journal.
HUSTLER WANTS POSITION ' WITH
reliable real estate or business-chance
rirm. Addreae Q-89, journal.
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE.
LADY WANTING PLACE FOR LIGHT
housework; sleep at noma Phona Pa
cine I87.
WANTED AGENTS.
SOMETHING NEW IN - HIGH-GRADE
. perrumes; price very low; supply
limited. R. M. Plummer, at drug store,
m it,
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.
CONSULT Till BK8T IT PBOVS
v - CHKAPEHX IN THB E.N P.
-I1 I"BIB TltSTI . rBEH TE8TI
Take tbte ad-ertlaemftit te ..'.;
PROK. D. NIBIiO,
(08H Weehlaatea et , '" ' ' '
' He will rlT too a t-at of bis wonderfal
CLAIRVOYANT PUWEB8 kf UUMf jou -oar
Mm In full, ire of ebarge. and (Its roa
adriee, before -on decide to aa-e a reading,
' and then If yes think he aaa the power te
. read your put, pnMot and future life, ke
will tire yoa hta wonderful DEEP P8YCHI0
. 28 HEADING rOB 21. Ttali week enly. He
telle Tom who yoj are, where yoej ease from,
hew Diaoy uembers there are la your family,
what your oecnpatloa la, and what It afaeald
. " be; what your ailment-' are, how to cure
then, where yea will be Sioet eaoceeefuL end
whr: what your health will be all throush
' life; hew murk wealth yea will poe-eaa. If
any; wee it la mat eaoaea yoa croaoie, ana
how to erereeine It; If yot ealao coatalna
ore, and to what extent; how to control thoee
yoe love and admire; where your toat.enet
are: wnat yoa ahouia inTeat in u M eue
eeeffol. la fart, Do matter what yoa wlah
.' to know or wlh to do, -he will aeeompllih It
for ytra or charge yon ootblng. Hoare, 0
a. m. to p. m. - , . .
, 808 WASHtKOTOW ST., -
Oppnelte Old. Wortman A King.
TOWEL SUPPLY.
CLEAN TOW ELM DAILT Gototv.
si per moatb. ' Pertlene. Lanndry
apply lM rcinlB one uoaen.
OMBb
4k Vowel
Pbese IA
WANTED TO BUT B SMALL PIGS.
m. A. TOkom, Portland R, F. D. No. I
rnnn jracino uT.
FOB RENT HOUSES .
4-ROOM COTTAGE, 867 XL 2ITH
at., woodstocn ear, inquire In store.
FURNISHED HOUSES.
FROM JUNE 16- TO SEPTEMBER 1
t-room cottage; bath, completely fur
menea, - eiectrio Jignts, I canines; . no
enimreq Ffione East 680P.
WHOLESALE JOBBERS. ,
M!A. OUK8T J CO.,
' DiSTBiBrTORs or pinb ciaaka.
PORTLAWP. OHBOOW. .
IJVIRDIHO PA BRILL, predoes and eate-
ilealon ejerenaata. ie rrow sa, rerthukt.
vn rm mm-vm n. ......
OBXGON rURNITDRB MArtOrAOTDBIHO CO.
uaaaraenirere mt lanuiors ror la
PorUand, Oregoai.
FOB RENT STORES-OFFICES. .
FOR RENT STORK) ON TH ST..
near waaninarion: rant rtunnthi.
Aoarees A-n, journal. "
WADHAMB CO., wholeeale kToeare, mer.
faetarera ana eommiaaM Bereaaata. rearth
ana vea Bfo . .
rCBMTUBI tomfaetarlag aed epo-ul
U BBTeoaky's faraltare faetery, SOI Froat et,
ALLEN at LEWIS, eommlasloa had prodBoa ster.
caaata, met aaa wans eta, roruaaa, Or.
HOUSES FOR RENT FURNITURE
... FOB SALE, f
Prael,
MUST SELL BT WEDNESDAY, FTJR-
niture or z nousekeepinr rooms: a I
nap, gz. call early 191 Stanton at
; WILLIAMS June 8, to Mr. and Mra
, Charlea R. WiUiama, 766 2d at, a
daaa-hter.
SIMMONS May 21, to Mr. and Mra
Guy Simmons. 227 Montaromerr at..
- a dauc-hter.
MORRISON May 18, to Mr. and Mra
Thomaa Morrison, 144U Ruseell at,
' a daughter... y , -,.
BUSBY June 7, to Mr. and Mra Less
wusDy, 62 wuiiams aye., a eon.
JONES June 6, to Mra Jonea, Rose
uuy sanitarium, a oaugftter.
x DEATHS ' '
THORNTONy In this city;- June 10,
1907, Lilly P. Thornton, beloved wife
' of L, M. Thornton, daughter of Isaac
Hill: funeral announcement later.
BRYSON. June $. Mrs. Mary C. Bry
son, aged 60 years, Corvallls, Oregon;
paralyala -,
WESTER. June 8, Adolph Wester, aged
29 years, 11 months, 14 days; 142
North Twenty-third street; pulmonary
nemorrhaaa
HAMMOND. J una 7, Mra. Ada L. Ham-
, BUSINESdi CHANCES.
FOOL ROOM FOR SALE: GOOD I
irmus: nuiini moner: on acMinnt r I
oiner Dusineas. will' aeii . rhn .- 5i
nnuimn s
URNITURB OF 40-ROOM , HOUSE;
rlfice if taken at once; don't mlea this,
at you do you are foolish.- 242 Madison.
AN ENERGETIC MAN CAl SECURE
a soiia, clean, legitimate business,
Which Will Dositlvelv clear rou txfio a
iiiuuui. wiu an lnvesimeni or ij.ioo:
as to the proof, call and satisfy your
self. Full particulars at 191 Fourth nt
HALF INTEREST IN ESTABLISHED
real estate business for sale: business
matters compel owner to leave city:
8100 a month guaranteed; only 2260 If
taken at one. X-SU. Journal, x
LIQUOR STORE FOR' SALxT" WITH
or .without stock: good chance to
make money faet; good reason for selling.-
Address B-814. Journal. )
SALOON. FOR SALE, CHEAP, " ! H
taaen at once. Bee owner, Brunn &
vo.s ist and Aider. .
FOR 8ALE GROCERY STbRE; ChEAP
rent: ieaaMrooa location: fine trade:
must be sold this week. IfiSU lat at
uei. facirie II3. v
WHOLRSALB erovtery and glaaawaNb
Begele Oe, PortlaBd. Orogoa,
W. BIMPSON. 801 Waahtneioa
sale dealer ta grain esd bay.
BHOT HOOD-IS
BEING SURVEYED
:
Topographer Is Covering
Area Which Includes the
Bull Eun Eeserre.
EXAMINATIONS TO BE
HEJjD IN PORTLAND
FOB SALE REAL ESTATE.
SOME BARGAINS.
86x100, near Washington t, on 22rd
at. best aoartment houaa alt in tt
212.000,' worth 216,000; a fine piece of
business property.
100x100. East 18th. corner Rhine tkla
Is walkinar dlatanca: 1 hlw.b tunn
i fi.vwvr rvom lor e. nousea
80x100, East 14th, near Morrison,
Government Annoances , Number of
Opportunitiea to Enter. Ita Service
in Various Capacities In the Near
Future.
(Washington Boreas of The Joornat)
, Washington, ... June 11. A. H. Syl
vester of the geological survey is now
surveying topographically an area 1n
Oregon including the Bull Run reserve
and Mount Hood, whence ' Portland ob
tains ita water aupply.
Civil aervice .examinations will be
Ajunuiiu tfunv f, dura, aqi Ai. flam- 1. """'J ut nornson, t . .. . . .
mond aged 26 years, 6 months, 141 beautiful piece of close-In property, I held In Portland. Astoria, Baker City
,daya 1024 East Main street; pernicious
anaemia.
BURGARD June 7, Carl Burgard,
aged 72 years, 6 months, 22 days; 261
Washington street; railroad accident
WILLIAMS. June 6. George S. Wll
' llama aged 47 years; 646 k Washing,
ton street) poison.
PALMER June 7, Mra Sarah C'Pal
1 mer, aged 76 years; 782H Kearney
street;, hemorrhage of kidneys and blad
v jer. - ,
BROOKS June 4, Brooks; carclnonea
of stomach.
BRENNER. June 8, Jock Brenner, aged
' 17 years, 1 month, 1 day; Belllngbam,
Washington: cancer of pancreas..
PARKER June 8, Matthew W. Parker,
aaed 41 years. 1 month. 22 day a: 208
Farco street: eerebro spinal meninrltla
LOUGHERY. June 8, David Loughery,
aged 80 years; at tsu Vincent s sani
tarium; eerebro spinal meningitis.
WILSON. June 7, Thomaa N. Wilson;
at Stellaooom, Washington; aged 70
J ears; diabetes and heart failure.
cCONATY. June 7, Eva McConaty. at
Seattle; aged 27 years, 4 months, 8
days; pulmonary tuberculosis.
ROSS. June 6. Edgar A. Roes, aged
88 years. 8 months, 8 days; 971 Stark
at reet; uraemia. ,
ELLIOTT. June 10, Inea Elliott, aged
9yaara, 10 montna zo days; iz North
mi u a. &aha.a, m wA 1 0 4 aa
r 11 m Riieci, uiivaiuiuo.
NORRIS. June. 8. W. C Norrla aged
46 years; at St. Vincents hospital;
chronio heart dlaeaae. . . -
I)E VINE. June 10, B ranee Devlne, aged
28 years. 29 daya; at North Paclflo
sanitarium; peritonitis.
KENNEDY. June 9, Edward , Francis
Kennedy, aged 80 yeara, 11 months:
448 Eeaat Aah atreet; organic dlaeaae of
: brain.
STEVENS.i--Juna 8.
1 Stevens, agea w years, a montns;
820 East Tenth atreet; old age.
PIPER. June 8, Mrs. Katherlne Elis
; abeth.Plper, aged 88 years, 22 days;
486 Main street; chronio nephritis.
7.J2 IM ii our pr,c ,,'809 nf easy and Eugene July 10 for assistant chem-
terms IT SOla SOOn, (late In the anirinAr rfamrtm.nt mt larva
60x100,
! ists in the engineer department at large
at salaries of 21,000 a year, and for
corner 28th. near Ankenv Mr.
wmjr e i.vov; worn mora.
-60x100, corner I6th and Franklin eta,
nmrn are ugni, east xace; a oanay DUUd
ing 101; xor soza, terma
; 7 W. J. Day & Co.
268 Stark, room 22.
A.UH DAAUA1HH
Model 6-room house, close to car line,
corner lot 60x100; modern in every par-
ucuinr. Must db sola quiciuyi 83.700.
j.avv ua.u, uuanvg iu BU1U '
Beautiful cottage 7-room, modern In
every particular. Lots 60x120, close
in, ctoee to two car lines: zz.soo. si..
600 cash, balance to suit . Do not let
ima sup oy, . .
Dandy 4-room cottage, lot 60x100, 200
i i rum car line, neai car service in
city; 11,800, 2600 cash, balance to suit
145K First- St
THIS IS an"extra critAvrKi"
6-room Queen Anne cottage, modern
YOam 0) It a Iva m am am a . A t 1
hiod: "from"- cariin: rnASr .taps ptit Tn
to mod achl- a h..,,firl h- onnT a. - -
JHSf uSTn. t0 Lot OVERTHROW MINISTRY
F - r .
examiners in the patent office July 10
and U. salaries 21,200 a year.
A epecial examination will be held
In Portland July 10 for the custodian
service, electrician-elevator conductors
at rortiand, with salary of 2840 a year,
For laboratory inepectors (male) in
the bureau of animal industry, an ex
amlnatlon will be held at Portland. As
torla, Eugene and Baker City July? 10,
and July 10 and 11 for tonorranhle
draftsmen at a salary of 21,000 to 11,600
in the hydrographlo offices of the naw
department. -
Recent changes In the nostal aervice
aiiecung uregon are:
Herman w. uaua anointed to nil
vacancy as rural letter carrier at Hoi
brook,' with Oscar Folkenberg as sub-
suruie, on rou 10 no. 1.
The postorrice at Lovely. Wash In
ton, has been discontinued, patrons
hereafter to use the rrice at Wallowa.
Wntiola V. Clnvi nn ha a hatn nmml..
sloned as postmaster at Vlda. a fourth.
clasa office doing a money order busi
ness. i
' SNAPS.
Beautiful 6-room houaa
minute car service.
11 nn- nl (Journal Boeelal Serrlee.)
7 ' I Washington. June 11. That there. Is
Fine room house: 21.800: 10-minnra tan International conspiracy on foot to
car service, - - I overthrow the Salonjl ministry and pre-
Fine 6-room house: 21.460: 10-mlnute vent the proposed immigration laws
ear aervice. , I from being passed by the united States
HOME LAND CO.. , I appears to be certain from facts learned
. I IX i 1 J J i 1 'l j !.- 1 1. ' -l - I ! . ' l . 1 naftlftw with thla nlnt tVa Jimam. tP
ten warn Hnancer 1 aa.uuu 1 aukics un VANmnvB'.if v - r - V.T Y
. 1 - . ' - . . - - - -. v mi Mmn muh ,m. ra tain a
NOTICES.
' OREGON COMMANDER Y. NO. 1, K.' T.
Special conclave ' Wednesday; ' Jiine
; 12, at 1 p. m., for the purpose of acting
a an escort to Grand Lodge A. F. &
A. M. or Oregon, laying tne comer atone
. nt ih new. Commercial club. All mem-
bera are -requested to be present W. &
Macrum; Recorder j
ave.: improved. Register & Co.. 107 u
Third st. , .- - -.
40 ACRES MILES' EAST, NEAR
eanay roaa; an unaer cultivation; 10
acres in orcnara; i-room house; very
fine grade of soil; no rocks; only 2200
an acre; half cash. Register eVCo. 107ft
mra st
the Paciffo coast ara raising thousands
of dollars to aid in ita successful cul
mination. .
It la the object of the combination
of the Progressive party of Japan and
the Pacific coast Japanese to place of
ficials in power In Japan who wHl force
the United States to remove the restric
tion on Japanese immigration and allow
LOST AND FOUND.
i
LOS,
'N ST; JOHNS CAR. FRIDAY.
b. m.. black siik skirt," wrapped
iTkner. Reward, at MCMiuen at..
forenoons or evenings.
UteS
1,860 AN ELEGANT NEW fc-ROOM 1 th naturallaaUon of the little brown
cottage: East 22nd st: easr term . 1 men.---.- :
Register A Co.. 107 V4 Third st. I The atata department thinks there
E.wn.WwnTTiav mpvten tt r.t.eW Y111 mol aenoua consequences
i. T. mtHm liiw i iknrcZ Ir0m XD present American agitation in
i7e !ii5iI-"th " ,1'9d0 I Japan and the inevitable delay in con
thta Z4J Madison. I . ,, ,i. .v.. .i..-iu
ttw muubmn t-iiutJM vuttauEo, I oi a new treaty.
and cold water,, wood fibre plaster, large 1 press display of the trouble and says
lots, right at car Uneprice 81.600; also that the papers stir up 111 feeling. It
e. xMrny terma ; see I is : unaerstooa tnat tne Japanese em-
by Tokio, has
owner, joe , waan, at Millard ave.,
tne Mt. Bcott car line.
BARGAIN 6-ACRE
on
TRACT fiN T
Oaa4 4 aaa li.a 4 t OAA 43-. 4.V .. '
fGuND A SUM- OF MbNEY1 6n EASj at MlhVrd"av'.T on 600"
CouchKat Owner call eveninga at " Ui.soo 6 AORES FINE -LAND, NEAR
1. CjOUCh St. - ' I A. ll. ' 4.. a, . I . .1 . II . a
i-ABTKAX um- Bwiiivn rnu : jjann acru in cultivation; gooa earn; some
East, 48th and Taylor ate., a white small fruits; small payments. Register
IiOBM-about l,sue pounas, oranaea an-1 ac ca, ioi v Third st.
chor. Finder noury Anarew iwan at
Co.. 28T Morrison st. Reward.
HELP WANTED 1ALE.
WANTED GOOD STRONG BOY. AP-
- nlv 72 6th St.
. WANTED COLLECTOR ; ONE WHO IS
acquaintea wnn mo tu;, uun uiuat
referred. -Address P-814, journai.-
ANTED DISHWASHER:-MAN PRE-
f erred. Apply at -The ColonidL cor.
10th and Washington sta
Wanted fAN aLl-around furni-
ture man.) who can do finishing. ; Mar
tin Furniture Co.. 166 1st st. '
TWO B6Uc!iTORS "ON HOUSEHOLD
- specialties; . gooa pay. snort noura i
There may be such
things " as uninteresting (
and unimportant store
advertisements , .but
there are ' none in ' The
"Journal. You can read;
; them all with profit to r
yourself. , ' ...,'",
.1K
basay here. Instructed by
sent a special a Kent to San Francisco
to make a report.
ELECTION NOT UNDER
DIRECT PRIMARY
(Special DU patch to The Josraall
Olympla, Waah., June 11. The at
torney-general holds that where a com-1
munlty Incorporates as a town of the
third, class the officers to be electee? ati
the time of the vote on such Incorpora
tion need not be chosen under the nro
visions of the direct primary law of the
stats, ine question was raisea oy tne
prosecuting attorney of Paclflo county.
who railed attention tn the faet that It
would be practically impossible to com
ply with the provisions of the primary
election law. in auch case, there being
I no oinciai wun wnom nominations
i could he filed as required by the nri-
mary law. Under this ruling the elec
tion to be held when the town of Ray
mond inoorporataa In the near future
will be rea-ardad aa an election ta All
.. , 1 ,',t ..ft v
-T-r-1 1- r M H !- -
( .hi a VA7 1 h ter lTrin
paaaW Me-eW- aaBjfJt&l
AH Am
, .Do You Live Beyond the Fuel Limit ?
'7
Do you know any one who lived In the dis
tant outskirts of Portland last winter? Ask ;
him about the fuel famine and what his fuel
cost him. Many of the new homesite sec
tions, located 3 to 5 miles from town, will ;!.!
simply freeze for want of fuel during the
, winters to come. ' "1
Is at 26th Street
But the good streets that lead to it have
worked in its favor. Fuel has always been
delivered to Waverleigh at regular prices.
$10 Buys Your Lot in Waverleigh'
TWO CAR LINES, BUJ NO DANGEROUS RAILROAD CROSSINGS
Phones:
Main 550
Home A2537
H. W. LEMCKE
COMPANY
Offices:
Sixth and .
Washington
) .
Every Mm Meamis Mkrs
to
Are you an Investor, or a homeseeker seeking an investment that will bring you large returns for the;
future? iOo you want to leave your children, your family the best possible legacy in the form of a home "
that will always increase in value? It is easy to invest in real estate where tempting inducements are
profusely spread before you,; for your present enjoyment, But it's the future you must consider; the
important points that will satisfy you that you are on the right trail to a safe and a wise investment in an t
IRVINGTON PARK lot are: , , v v
$200
for
a Lot
1 0 Per Cent Down
Twenty minutes' ride from the heart of Portland.
The highest tableland in Portland.
Magnificent view in every direction at mountains, rivers and cities.
Bull Run water, natural drainage augmented by artificial.
A building restriction that prohibits shanties; but does not prevent
the man of moderate means from building.
100-foot boulevards, 60-foot streets.
Public schools and private college right at hand.
Too high for malaria, typhoid or other dread diseases.
Every lot in condition to begin building at once.
All neighboring lots held two and three times our. price.
, The lots are 50x100 feet.
$10.00,
- Per . .
Month
In fact, you can turn the city realty market upside down and it will be impossible for yon' to shake out aa good of half as rood a homesite
for the same money, all thins considered. Call and see Holbrook about it; not next week, but today, and get the choice of the lota. They
are aoina like hot cakes. -r . . . -w : . v -: , .
THE BEST BUY IN THE
f . 1. MLM1IC CO
250 Stark Street Main 5396
Porr:!Qr.'J.
r
162 South 2d, :
unaxplred terms.