THE OREGON DAILYparjaAJOjmAM
WAV.,
OlfiarGlassified Ad
vertisements vill be
on pp. 20-21.
NEW TODAY, .
WE HAVE IN
IT
Pa
Choice residence district of East
Portland,' 2 lots for $1800 each,
size eoxliK), cement walks, sew
erage, eity watery improvements
til paid r-; ' ;:-v,v
iVVe Also Have Lots All Over the
r'f'i?' vv City.-,, : .. .
$500-.Lot 50x100, . in - Center
i Addition, $50 down, $10 . -per
, month. .", . (
9 tOOLot -80xl00,.on East 26th
and Going Sts., easy terms. s
V ; LOST, AND FOUND.
L08T WEDNESDAY A BMALL GOLD
fleur-de-lis pin, valued (1ft; reward
ir returned to cannier at journal ornce.
LOBT ON THE 7 O'CLOCK OREGON
Cltv- car thla morning. 1 black sent
puree.: Finder please , return to 213
AHnkyjldg; reward. i. .
i-fin-n PKTWEIT.M WILLIAMS ,. AV
anil Pmifth mt m luhv'a lnlTAt atn
graved H, iu. W. . Return, to 411 . Wa-J
name ave. rewarq. ".;..'; "'
HELP WANTED MALE. v
WANTED EXPERIENCED IN8UR
: ane aollcltora for beat proposition
cash commission dallr. Call between I
and 10 a, m. Room SIS Fleldner Sldg.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
125 Lot fiOxlOO. in Monta.
villa, on the car line;, we-also
have 4 others adjoining. ' Easy
terms.
-v.-
?230O-Quarter block in Irv
i ington, beautiful home site. ;
.We are too busy to list any more,
drop in the office and we can
yShow you lots in' any district in
. ' nrtinA a1?s OIA -MAMA..
same. ,
R. L. CATE
228 Stark St' , Phone Ex. 70
of Credit
Available for traveler throughout'
the world are laaued by ua on moat -
favorab.1 terma. - (
We also issue ,
Travelers' Checks
Which art self-Identifying arid are .
Issued In denominations of TEN,
TWENTY, FIFTY and ONE HUN
DliED DOLLARS, or foreign equiv
alent. ; ;- . , . .,, .'
DRAFTS AND MONEY ORDEfiS
laaued payable In all cltlea and
towna In . Europe.
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Call or write for our booklet,
!' Funds for Traveler
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PORTLAND "TRUST COMPANY
OF OREGON
S. E. Cor. Third and Oak Streets,
Phone Exchange 71.
WEATHER REPORT
OIRL FOR COOKING AND GENERAL
houaework. ,Fhon Mam jjis. es
Hovt. .
WANTED DISHWASHER. vNAPPLY
Ebelln"a restaurant. 213 Fourth at.
Wanted laundresses at onceL
Lookaley Hall. Seaside: 3 montha'
Work ' ' "
WANTlfili A." cKiuBfcRiiAlDs And
waitresses .for fetion tt Lockaley
Han. Helle: rnort any lime.
WANTED HOUSEWORK DONE IN
the mornlnea. t or 4 times a week
rood pay for food, work t or. 4 hours a
oay. Appir pnone Main eisi . vr i
Flanders at " " '
Wanted oirl to help with
general housework. Tel. Main 11.
SITUATIONS - WANTED FEMALE.
WANT ' A POSITION A8 A88ISTANT
- in doctor's office; speak German and
English: trained ' nurse. Phone Tabor
918. ' ' '
FOR RENT HOUSES-
HOU8B FOR RENT BEAUTIFUL
-room home, near Hawthorn and
J4th at.; also new 7-room houaa at Fir
land, ,1 block from OW. P. track. Key
atone Realty Co.. tlT Allsky bldfr 7
HOUSE OF t ROOMS: EL EAST 1STH,
near Pine. Call at above number, or
addrema Jamea McDougaii. uunaee, or,
BUSINESS CHANCES.
SNAPS . MEAT - MARKET. DOING
bualness of 1250 a week, ror awe
ihiun. Two atora butldlnas. fronting on
two streets, now paying i crai m
1700 win handle tnia. uaaer hobs,
LAurelwood: .Mount Bcott car. -
WB HAVE BUYERS FOR SEVERAL
good rooming houses; aiso ror grocery
and confectionery stores, from owners.
Address or call on D. JR. Co., 251 Alder,
room iv. 1
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTED" A" GOOD DRIVINO-HORSB;
, aruaranteed aafe for women and chil
dren to drive; cheap ror casn. v a-ix
journal.- ;
PERSONAL.
!-Vi Hypatla
THEJ WORLD'S WONDER.
Dr. SUhl's "Key to Man." - Descrip
tion chart free with each radlng. ii
N. td st. ' :
MARRIAGE DRECtORf FdR 10o; N6
fee tintll married. B, Overdorf, Port
land. Or. ,
VAPOR BATHS AND MASSAGE. 16 Vk
0th at., room- 2i.
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
CASH REGISTER FOR SALE CHEAP.
J l ..I-... A.JIIIiVH mm A tMa.ahl1.
mcnta if desired. Call 10 i Ablngton bldg.
FOR SALE FINE SINGING CA
narlea. ll.l Hawthorne, or rnone
Tabor tt. - .
- A new disturbance haa made Ita an
i pearance over Alberta,' which has caused
unsettled weather in thia district.. and
light rain has fallen at the mouth of
the Columbia river, extreme eastern
- Oregon and southwestern Idaho. Ths
barometer continues relatively low over
Arizona and California, and the ireal
sure in the eastern statea is nearly nor-
, mat It is much cooler in northern Ne
vada, Idaho and the Dakota.
. The indications ars for showers to
night In northwestern Oregon and west'
ern Washington, followed by fair and
warmer weamer rnaay. n win also
,. be showery either tonight or Friday in
, eastern Oregon, eastern Washington and
Idaho. ' " .
' Max.
Amarillo, Tex. .... 73
Boise, Ida. 82
Boston, Mass. ..... 80.
Cincinnati, Ohio. , , 88
Denvar, Cot........ 73 -
Fresno, Cal. ......100
Helena, Mont. ..... 80
Los Angci.3, Cal... 74
Nc Orleans, La... 8
New York, N, Y. . . . 80
Portlat.j. -r. 79
Reno, Nev. . 8 4
Sacramento, CaL t 80
Salt L:ke, Utafi. . 78
Diego, Cai.i'.i 6
San Francisco, Cal. CO
i Waahington. D. C., 80
:t V.. . .-I. 1,1'.
4UIUV, ASJB ,,.. .JVf
, THE RIVER. "
! 4 Tho river -will fall - at the" rata of
I three tenths of a foot a day for the
5 next three days,' and reach a stage of
. 18 6 feet by Sunday.
Mln. preclp.
64 .0
80 T.
. 82 3 , .0
- 88 .0
64 T.
84 , .0
.41 i .0
64 - .0
74
84 .01
80 ' .0
48 . -' .04
80 '-.0
r 64 , : .o
- 68 -.0
60 .0
62 .0 i
80 j
'73 .0
FOR SALE RTCAL ESTATE
A CHANCE! TO GET A HOME ON;.
12th and East Washington
For 85,000 worth 38,000 on eaay pay
ments at e per cent; modern (-room
house: full cement basement, cement
walka and steps.
Our Bargains Are of ths '
Choicest In East side Hemes
83.600 Modern 8-rootn house: every-
thlna- new: eaav terms.
$3,400 Modern 7-room cottage, East
3b th sc.. nair diock rrom car.
$3.700 Modern 8-room house on Ells
worth st: a snap if taken at once.
$2,350 Modern 6-room cottage on
East Washington at., between 86th and
87th ts. M -
. Thla la onlv a nart of what we have
to talk to you about Drop Into our
office and we will snow you we can
save you money In any part of the city.
' : FOR S ALE F ARSIS. '
v;' 4oJ ACRES PRICE" $1,000. V
$360 DOWN, BALANCS TO SUIT.
Three acrea of thia rlace Is cleared.
eight acre slashed and burned. Two
small' houses, one of two rooms and one
of three rooms. Good barn and other
outhouses. ' Small orchard. Two patohes
of strawberries.' Cleared - land well
fenced. - Some - good -fir and cedar tim
ber. Runnlna- water and well on xilao.
On good section rond, 10 miles from
Vancouver. Must be taken soon on
thesa terms, yt vf ' 'j
- NORTHWESTERN REALTY CO.;'
111 Commercial Block. Portland. Or.
404 ( Washington -St, Vancouver, Wash.
-BARTER AND EXCHANGE
TO EXCHANGE MY ONE ' FIFTH
interest in 8.000.000 ft of Port. Dflord
cedar and . fir located on Coos, R. in
Sec , .Tp.t J7, range 10 west: can be
logged at any time. Pries $1,800 for
ly interest; .wouia exchange lor kw
i groceries of equal value in Portia
Address 268 Stark st.j room 31.- r
STENOGRAPHERS
wSSW-
5GRAF
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER AND TYPE.
writer. Main 1X71. 114 Dekum hidg.
TOWEL SUPPLY
CLEAN TOWELS DAILY COMB.
brush, soan. II per month, poruanl
Laundnr A Towel SuddIt Co 3th and
uoucn sts. rnone eio. -
TRANSPORTATION.
liiMiiHMJtra
Jamestown Exposition
' r
LOW RATES
JTTXT S, 4, B AVOtTST 8, , X0 8tX-
TSKBE31 11. 18, 1. , v
Chicago and return, 371.60.
St Louis and return, $87.50.
St Paul. Minneapolis, Duluth, Supe
rior, Winnipeg and Port Arthur and re
turn, $80. , ". ' '"V:' '' '"
3-TDAINS DAILY-3
For tickets sleeving ear reservations
and additional information, call on or
address H. DICKSON, C P. 4k T. A. f
laa txzxo st, roBTXJurs, ok.
Telephones: , Main 610. , Horns A-1288.
Alajka 1907
EXCURSIONS
3 TIUM
8t 0. Spokane, Tnas 14,
St Jnly U, 1 . 0.
. Qtuem, 4nly 18V
901
motrxa.
8t TmatUla
...jruna S3
a. a. axvasxa soim.
Ckarwar. Wtka, Jnnean ant way porta.
MUUf P. SB. . , .
7ui ta
K. S. S. Co.'s Xnmboldt.
Oottags City, via Sitka..
City si miui...
OBEY. LAW 08
LOSE LICENSE
Goyernment Inspectors Tie
? Up One Gasoline Boat for
" Failure to Comply.
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DEFENDER FAILS TO '
, BLOW ITER VlilSTLE
Incident May Prove Costly to Owner
i Sfnce Launches Are Reaping
Harvest Because of Visit of War
ships Pilot Rules Distributed.
Government inspectors are ; keeping
cloas watch on gasoline launches carry
ing passengers in theuharbor And trouble
will overtake owners and skippers who
fall to comply with the provisions-, ot
the law. Ons launch was taken In tow
last night and the license canceled un
til 'further order. The launch belongs
to ths Favorite boat house and besrs
the name Defender. Sha was without
a proper whistle. ct;- si"-.
Pilot rules were handed out among ths
launch owners this mornln and they
ars to i stuck up on the walls of
launches same as on board the larger
craft on the river. The rules must be
rigidly observed because they come un
der tho supervision of the federal In
spectors who take no excuses. . ,
Operators of launches believe that the.
licenses shoo.. 4 be taken away from the
owners Instead of the captain when 'the
laws are violated because more often
the ownera are to blame for disobedience
of the rules. In ths case of the De
fender they point to the owner ss re
sponsible for the lack of a nroper whis
tle, although the Inspectors will nrob-
abiy hold that a licensed captain had
no right to run the boat without hav
In the nrooer eoulmnents. -
There sjaw hundreds of launches being
operated n the harbor and it is gen
erally . conceded ' that accidents would
occur almost dallv were not the rules
of navigation on Inland waters --lctly
adhered to. Even as . Is accidents are
often narrowly avoided. Last night a
row. boat turned turtle near the cruiser
Charleston but the ocoupants, two wo
men and two men. were saved by a
passing launch. Lounches are required
:o"M previdea nun U.e preservers iur
every passenger cam ea. . i ne tie up oi
the Defender will prove eostlv to her
owners because launches are reaping a
harvest at nresent carrfing passengers
to and from the warships in the harbor.
WILL BE TOTAL LOSS
,.-
Schooner Louis Rapidly Breaking Up
V;, v on .the Beach;
The Merchants Exchange of this city
received a. meseaa-e from Ban Fran
cisco this morning stating that the tug
tbat bad been sent to the assistance of
the schooner Louis, which went aground
on the Farallones yesterday morning, re
turned with the news that the schooner
will be a total loss. ' '
The wavea are rraduallv pounding the
Xnns 30 InmbAr-laden craft to Dleces and it Is
.Jans SS believed that a couple of days will see
SAW rajjrexaOO OTJTm, k , Th, t,, WM 0M of the largest lumber
t.m SrWaa arils. ' i droghers of aer claas on the coast.
a uv a ivuiu wa a -
L: L.
J26 Stark St ' Phone Ex. 70.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
J. A. Benson, 108 N. .th st, 36; Carrie
Chapman, 34. ,..
R.J. Manning. 56 N. fith st. 40; Mar
tha Pollet 26. L ...
if-Creon W. Thomas, Ct. Paul, Minne
sota, 29: Ruth P. Smallwood, 24.
Charles A' Gasaway. 351 Taylor St.,
SO; Mary Carlson.- 23.
Arthur C Gesler, St. Johns, Oregon,
19; Elisabeth A..- McCsIltfm, 38.' .. -
' Charles J. McPherson, 627 Marshall
St., 24; Francis A Bingham, 20.
. BIRTHS
BliOCK June 6, to Mr. and Mrs. David
Block, 192 Vi Grand ave a daughter.
, HEYDE June 16, to Mr. and Mrs! Otto
x Heyde, 46 w. m si., a.;oaugnier,
'' artRR June 19. to Mr. and Mrs. .Jo
1 sUh Wlllard Starr, 103 : K, 12th sU
;" N., a son. ' "
DEATHS
. RORDiruJun. 18. Mrs. Martha - D.
Borden, aged 67 rears, 6 months and
4 days, ,542 4th st: surgical shock. -
SIC11EL June 18, Herman SIcheL aged
; 39 years, 10 months and 14 days, st
Good Samaritan hospital; suicide from
.raior cut on neon. V'v
" WARNERJune ,17. Mrs. - Anna A
f 'Warner, aged 32 years and 4 months,
foot of Mill st; spasms of aesophagus.
BURKE June 18, Jane Burke, aged 43
years, 1208 E. 8th at N.: anaemic and
heart dlsesi- v 1 . "
VAN FLEET June It. Cheater A, van
Fleet, aged 62 years, 4 months and 18
ays. 187, Weidler ave.j alcoholic pol-
k. sonlng." ' ' - ';-. i ....w ", '.'!- s .-.
BOM ANSKIE June 18. Juvencyus M.
Romanskle, sged 19 days, 634 Wll-
' Itams att weakness. s-v,-.-.
I PUTNAM Junq 18. Amanda W. 'Put-
f nam, aged rtl years... at Spokane;
d'aRCY jfune 17, "Johii DArcy,. aged"
29 years, - II months and 19 days,
i eountv hospitals osteomyelitis.
HOTTER June 19, Mrs. Christina' C
Kotter, aged 63 years and 1 month,
8-87 4th St.; cancer. - M
HYFRSjun 19, Je Bernardo Byera.
bk"1 17 years, 8 months and 6 days,
!8 ilultnoraah st; appendiciUa .
Li?e in One and
. Rent the Other
$2,000 CASH ONE 10-BOOM AND ONE
6-room house: both thoroughly mod
ern? walklna distance: near . carllne.
Best neighborhood In tho, clty. Price
38,000; $2,000 cash, - This is a bargain
bv $500. . Lot is worth $3,000. If not
nM . this weelc - houses will ' be rented.
Lafayette Realty Co., 313M Washington
SNApj CORNER LOT. BELMONT ANli
sstn: must oe soia; price iav. a. v.
tu.A., . a a . i. . v t . . i, . .. w " -
MHin 8061. - --' ; -' -
$1,800 BUYS THIS BEAUTIFUL, MOD
: ern' 6-room house, close to car line:
$400 -ensh, balance $16 per month.
$1,350 will buy this 6-room cottage,
nice lawn. This is a nice little home;
half cash.
: $1,800 buys this 6-room cottage on
east side in walking distance; 8300 cash.
.DIAMOND REALTY Ca, ,
263 Alder, room 10. ''
$2,660 8-ROOM MODERN - HbUSEi, M
acre, close to car; $900 cash, balance
$20 per month. , ' - .
BAKER & ROSS,
Lau rel wood, Mt. Scott car. ;f
MT, SCOTT BARGAINS.
.'$60 cash,, balance $10 per month, 8
room house, large lot close to car, $400.
-3100 cash, balance $20 per month, 6-
room modern house, close to car. 81.200.
31,100 6-room ' house, . lot 60x150,
close to car: nart cash, balance easy.
8260 cash. 315 ner month. . 4 -room
house, 2 lots, , fruit trees, flowers, nice
garden,, poultry house, etc., ii.boo.
. t-room modern houses : close to car,
on eaay,paymente.-..i.; ' -
Also many other bargains in honses.
lots and .acreage.. Office open days and
evenings. ".V.:-.?;V.y '': -
BAKKH ft ItUDo, .
"'': Laurelwobd, Mt. Scott car,
160-ACH. FARM, LtNN COUNTY ;
all clear, level, rich soil; house. 2
barns, "windmill, etc.; $28 per acre,
Owner, room 29, zes stark at.
City of Vashla
Sonoma... ... .
a. M. Fresldent,
.Jnly t
....... .Jnns 84, July T
June 87, Jnly.il
City Cfflea, S4S Washington St.
Ho! f or Astoria
FastSteamerTeiegrapn
Dally (except 'Thursdays). Leaves Aldet
street .dock' T'a. niT''s.-'v-''
Ci,: K02rB auxsr B5.v;;.,;;;;;
Colambla River Scenery
uavLATom un araAjma.
r.llr serrlce bstweea : Pertlasd sad Tha
Dalles, except Boeder, tearing Portlaad at
t a. at,- arriving abeet 6 p. si, earrytag
rraujat soa pasMncsra. apienaia sesostaM
tkms for oott Its and tlTSStoefc. '
Dork foot of Aldar at- rartlasdt font mt
Ceart st. Ths Dalies. Phone Uala Sli. rortlaad.
nov TACino STBAicaxzy caa
Steamships S0AN9KE
, and GEO. W. ELDER
Sail for Fareka. San Francisco and Loi
Angeles direct every Thursday at I p. m.
jiCKsi oiuce i4 xnira, near AJaer.
fnrnes i. isii. n. tuunu. Agent
40-AC FARM, BASE LINE ROAD;
rood - barn, house, hydraulic ram
water sup, ly; all nice, tillable soil; barn
a.one worth ji.ooe; it per acre. Room
29, 268 Stark st.
160-ACHr. DAIRY FARM, ONE MILE
from best town in Willamette valley;
good t-room house, barn, - farm imple
ments, team horses; $60 per acre takes
all. Room 29, 268 Stark st
lio-ACRE" ' FARM1. BAKERS BAY.
suitable for dairy: $60 per acre, In
cluding Improvements. . This is a snap;
better i"-it wp. Room 19, 268 Stark.
FOUR L6fS. MONfAVlLLA; GOOD
building, worth $1,000, on car line;
31.850. part terms. Room 29, 268 Stark.
FiVk LOTS, POINT VIEW ADDITION,
St. Johns; corner,1 near school; only
$1,250, half cash, w Owner, room 29, 268
Stark, st ..,- .
FbtR "LOTS, UNIVERSITY1 PARK!;
cneap ror 'cann. nwm i, sns etarK.
FLANS TO , COLONIZE
SWEDES NEAR EUGENE
. . (8nsclal Dlspatefe to The Joarntl.) ,
Eugene, Or, June 80. E. M. Ceder
burgh, Norwegian and Swedish consul
at portiana, was nere yesterday to in
vestigate the prices of lands In Lane
county for colonization purposes. Ths
object la to induce Scandinavians from
ths east to come here and buy small
tracts of land, from 20 to 40 acres each,
and settle here. He was driven all
through the farming sections of the
country and seemed to be favorably im
pressed with the aijhpearance of the land
and with the pricrsked for It which
he considers very reasonable. Negotia
tions are now on for the purchase of a
large tract:
' ' Preferred Stock Canned Goods.
Allen Lewis' Best Brand.
ti.850 Btnrs nice modern 6-room
louse. iBrp? im.uwu iisii, ana, cir-
lot 62x100; by owner. 637 E. 26th
w. or w.. .
st, corner Taggert. W
car.1 Phone Sellwood 262
. rOR renthousekeepiq:
$122 NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE
keeplng rooms - for married couple.
Phone 4S9 West Park.
Pkone
. Your -Want
Ad
To The Journal, where '
one person will receive it
and 150,000 will read it.
v t MAIN 7173
-1 ' A 1510 s '
which has been on the drpdock for sev
eral days.will be ready to begin loading
for San Francisco tomorrow. She will
be floated from the dock tonight Cap.
tain Johnopn. . says tbat . the vessel's
keel was srillt and the rudder post torn
out when the craft ran aground in
starting. for the sea about two weeks
ago. The damages were not as serious
as nrst expecieu, irawtw.
The steam schooner Yosemlte went In
tha mud st Tongue Point this mornlng
in trying to land. She will be floated
at hlg-h. tide tonight. , . .
EXODUS OP COASTERS
Alliance, F. A. Kllburn and Roanoke
Sail Tonight. '
Three coasters will sail from Port
land thla eveniner. Thev are the All!
a nee. for Coos bay: the F. A. Kllburn.
for San Francisco via Coos bay and
Eureka, and the Roanoke, for San Pedro
via Coos bay. Eureka ana ban Francisco.-
All will go out full with freight
Tomorrow morning ths Costa Rica sails
for San Francisco.
There has been considerable talk of
the Southern Pacific company placing
the steamer Breakwater in. commission
between Portland. San ' Francisco and
way ports,, but she has not started
north vet According to the latest ad'
vices from San Francisco the trim
craft is still there undergoing repairs.
It is confidently believed that she will
be sent to this port to enter the pro
posed trade within a couple or weeks.
ALONG THE WATERFRONT
The British shin
today for Calao. Peru, with 1.936.069
feet of lumber. She will leave down to
morrow. ' ; 'W.-V
The British steamer Btrathyra lert
down at noon today from Linnton witn
a cargo of lumber for the orient . .
John Sexton, a driver for the Boaton
meat market . fell from the oriental
liner Arabia yesterday afternoon ; and
wrenched a hip. He was taken to his
home, 550 Chapman street in a car
liace.
The old American bark Louisiana
will return from San Pedro for another
cargo of lumber. She left the Colum
bia river a few weeks ago.
The American shin Emily Reed has
sailed for- San, Francisco with 1,028,800
reet or lumoer. i
The tugooai Kesoiute went on
refrf yesterday " above Stevenson and
sank. . The aovemment diver at the
Cascade Locks was secured, and the
outnt carried to the scene of the wreck
by the steamer J. N. Teal. The Reso
lute was raised and towed to the
locks, where a temporary patch was
put on her. She 'went to The Dalles
under her own steam. .
1 MARINE NOTES
"Circulation
Counts , J
RATE U A '. WORD ,
Astoria. June 20. Arrived at 16 last
night Steamer Yosemlte. from San
Francisco; went aground near Tongue
point struck a snag, not leaking, ex
pects to get off tonight ; Arrived at
10:15 a. m. scnooner Nokoml.
San Francisco, June 20. Sailed at
13 noon Steamer Columbia, for Port
land. Tug returned . from -; schooner
Louis last night; vessel is breaking up
ana win oe a toiai toas.
San Pedro, June 18. Sailed Bark
Louisiana, ror coiumDia river.
Astoria," June 19. Sailed at 4 p. m.
Schooner William Ronton, for San Fran
cisco. Balled at 6:45 p. m. Steamer
Northland, ror ean r'ranctsco.
Astoria, June 20. Condition of the
bar tt I a. m., smootn; wind northwest
20 miles; weather clear.
Tides at Astoria today High water,
7:44 a. m., 6.4 feet; 8:12 p. m., 8.2 feet
Low water, 1:47 l n, l.l feet; J:48
p. m., 2.0 feet-
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
Ssfular aUnars Sua to Arrive.
F. A. KUbilrn. San Francisco..,. July 8
Columbia, San Francisco ..June 22
Alliance, Coos Bay. ........... June 24
Gv W. Eider, San Pedro and way, June 26
Costs Rica, San Francisco...... June 27
Roanoke. San Pedro and way.,.. July 2
Alesla, orlent...................July 16
Nicomedla. orient.. i... ..Joly ST
Nuroantla. orient..,... .AumstlS
Arabia, srlent .Sept. J
- maralar UnSrs to Depart v., .
P. A. KllburDi B. F. and wy....Juns $0
Roanoke. San Pedro and way... June 20
Costs Klca. S n Francisco. ..... June 20
Alliance, Coos Bay ........... .June 20
Columbia, San Francisco.. ... .-.June 25
G. W. Elder. San Pedro and way. June 26
Arabia, orient .......,...,.. .June 80
Alesla. orient. ..July 2
Nicomedla. orient. . . . . ...... . .August
Numantia, orient'... v.. ...August 28
i J ' :- . Vessels In or. v,.
Tola, Br. sh,, ....Elevator dock
Jordanhlll. Br. bk. ....... E. A W. Mills
einlU, Br. bk....,.. ...... .East Pine
Ten us, oer, bK.,.....,....,,.Knappton
Whang Ho, Chinese June. ....The Oak
John Palmer. Am. bktn... ...... Kalatna
Emily Reed, Am. sh, ... , .... Astoria
Btrathyre. Br. str. .......... , .Linnton
Northland. Am. str. Goble
Ltllebonne, Am, sch...O. R. & N. Albina
K. F. Whitney, Am. bk...... ..Bt Johns
Wasnucta, Am. barge.. University Mill
Berwick. 'Am. str. ......... .Greenwich
African Monarch. Br. s..l. P. Mills
Ascot Br. ss. ...... .O. R. A. N.. Albina
Nokomls, Am. sch. Astoria
Chehalis. Am. -bktn. . Knar D ton
Gardiner City, Am, bktn, . ...Vancouver
uaisy Freeman, Am. str...... .uryaocK
Behome, Am. sch. ........... Bt. Helens
J. H. Lunsman, Am. sch. . . i . . . .Btella
Washington, Am, str. ..u..-.Rainier
Alliance, Am. sh... . , . .. .Greenwich
Costa Rica. Am. str. ......... Alns worth
Rosnoke, Am. eh...'. .Martin's
Charleston, U. 8. navy..,,.,..,, Harbor
Paul Jones, U. S. N. ........... . Harbor
Excelsior, Am. str,...,. .Portland Mills
Kallbla. Br. atr. ..... .....Tongue Point
F. A. Kllburn. Am. str., ....Oak street
Arabia. Am. str Columbia no,
Yosemlte,' Am. sch.,.. ..Tongue Point
ttunber Carriers Bav Ssonta.
Mabel Gale, Am. sch,L.,8aa FVwrtsco
Retriever, Am. bktn San rranclsoo
B. F. Bandera, Am. sch... ...San Pedro
Alumna, Am. sch.,.,, ...Ban Francisco
Walacof Am. barge... ...San Francisco
South Bay. Am. str.. ...San Francisco
Echo. Am. bktn. ...San Francisco
Excelsior. Am; str........ San Francisco
Casco. Am. str, .......... San Francisco
Melrose. Am. sen.. .......... .Ban Pedro
J. M. Griffith, Am. bktn.. San Francisco
Sailor Boy, Am. sch., ...San Francisco
Alden Besse, Am. bk....,8an Francisco
A 1 vena. Am. sch..... San Pedro
J. Marhoffer. Am. atr..,, .San Francisco
Lettitia, Am, schr. . . . .Ban Francisco
Thos. L. Wand. Am. str.. San Francisco
Melville Dollar, Am. str. .Ban Francisco
Louisiana, Am. bk ..........San Pedro
"Xn Konte with Cement and General.
Buccleuch,' Br. ah. ...... ....Hamburg
Brenn. Fr. bk Hull
Conway Castle, Br. bk,.. Antwerp
Dalgonar, Br. sh........ Hamburg
Eu roDe. "Fr. bk ....An t wero
Genevieve Mollnos, Fr. bk London
Rene Kervller, Fr. sh Hamburg
La en nee, Fr. sh , Swansea
Le Piller. Fr, bk ..........London
Martha Roux, Fr. bk.......... Hamburg
Mozambique. Br. ah .Newcastle. E.
Samoa, Br. bk..... Shields
81am. Ger. sh London
Thiers, Fr. sh Newcastle, E.
Vlncennes, Fr. bk Glasgow
Marechael Tu'rrene. Fr. bk.... Hamburg
Vllle d Mulhonsei'Frr bkr-rrr". Antwerp
Guethary, Fr. bk Antwerp
Pierrt Lotl. Fr. bk Antwerp
Walden Abbey, Br. sh Antwerp
Glenessllu, Br. sh............. Antwerp
Versailles. Fr. bk Lelth
General do Bolsdeffre, Fr. bk... London
General de Negrier, 7r. bk...... London
Bayard. Fr. bk Ant wero
Villa de DUon, Fr. bk..., Antwerp
Coal Ships Xn Bouts.
Belen, Fr. bk......... ....Newcastle, A.
CoL de Villebols Marenil.Fr. bk..;...
..Newcastle. A.
Claverdon, Br. sh. .......Newcastle, A.
Wlliscott, Am. bk. Newcastle. A.
Port Patrick, Br. sh...... Newcastle, A
St Mirren. Br. sh ...... . ..Newcastle. A
Crillon, Fr. bk . Newcastle, A
Ardencralg. Br. Die...... v. Newcastle, a.
Mathilda. Nor. str Newcastle. A.
Eugene Schneider. Fr. bk . . Newcastle. A.
Tramp Steamers En Boats.
Tellns, Nor. str. San Francisco
Maori King, Br. atr..., Shanghai
Henrik Ibsen, Nor. str... San Francisco
Queen Alexandra, Br. str Madras
Manshu Maru. Jap. atr... .Salinas Crus
Mackinaw, Am. str.. Seattle
Qymerle, Br. str...,........Mananllo
Tnyra, Nor. aa .San Francisco
CU Oarriars Sa Boats.
Asuncion Am., ss. . . . ,. . i ,8nn Francisco
Mpnterey, Am. barge.. .-..San Francisco
MINE ON BUSINESS BASIS
Beports Indicate a Most legitimate
' ; Mining Enterprise. '
Ths reports of the Burnt River Con-.
solldated Mining & Dredging company
are the most flattering and indicate that i
it is actually a mine.
The property of the Burnt River Con
solidated Mining & Jjredging company is
situated on Pine creek , and adjoining
gulches in waiter county, Oregon. The
creek heads on the divide at Bald moun
tain, 18 miles south of Baker City, run-
nine southerly aoout rive mues. ana
emptying into Burnt river at a point 12
mues up tns river ana north rrom
Bridgeport, and seven miles down the
river from Hereford, two small country
towns. The claims are reached by
about a Z6-mue 'drive rrom Baker City
over a fine mountain road.
During 1902. 190S and 1904 between
876.000 and 380.000 worth of gold was
taken out of what would be equal to 20
acres of this company's holdings, and In
doing so the side pay gravel was not
worked at all. All the work was done
by drifting, running tunnels, gophering,
and under a handicap of short , water,
with crude and primitive methods. Since
that time the pump has been in
stalled and more water procured. The
ground is well prospected and the com
pany owns four end one half miles of
placer ground on the different creeks. '
The management have opened offices
in tha Dekum building In this city for
the purpose of disposing of a limited
number of shares of the stock. .
Ths officers of the company sre ss
follows: Eugene Pearson, president; J.
8. .McDonald, vice-president; L. H.
Northrop, secretary: directors., Isaac K.
Staples. Eugene Pearson,' J. 8. Mc
Donald, L. H. Northrop, E. G. Drinker.
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What Weakness Is
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Weakness' Is merely a symp
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INDEXES OF RAPID
GB0WTH OF JIEDF0BD
' (Special Clipatcb. to The JoarosL)
Medford, Or., June 20. Med ford has
been organised as a district of the first
class by the election of three new di
rectors to serve three, four and ; five
years, respectively. " Those, elected were
J. E. Watt L. G. Porter and J. H.
Cochran, At the same meeting the di
rectors were authorised to prepare an
estimate of the cost of a modern build
ing to be used for high school pur
poses only; to be presented to the vot-,
era at a meeting hereafter to be called.
For ' the present the third story of the
main building will be fitted up provis
ionally ror laboratories and a Business
department The rapid growth of -the
Medford schools and the orisk move
ment tn cliy real estate are indexes of
an influx of population which bids fair
to make tne city ins metropolis
southern Oregon. r-
WeGiireMeil
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'SDertsI DUpatcS to The loaraaL)
Eugene, Or., June 20. Several local
option eases were .on the docket of the
present term of circuit court here, but
after trying two of them and failing
convict the others were dismissed
upon motion of the district attorney,
Charles Mayhew and W. Waddle were
given a Jury trial, charged with selling
liquor in Eugene in violation of the
law, but the Jury' In each case returned
a verdict of not guilty. The state had
aa witnesses two detectives who were
hired by the Anti-Saloon league as spot
ters. : After it was found that the jury
would rather "believe " the defendants
than the detectives, , the cases against
Frank Ware. W. L. Ford and Elmer
Reaahaw. ths othera indicted, were dis
missed. . i V
Dairy: Deputy for Clatsop. ,
(Special Dtspstch te The Journal.)
Astoria. Or., Juns 10. Stats - Dairy
and Pure ' Food Commissioner Bailey
has appointed O. I. Patterson his deputy
for Clatsop county. !.- - i
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North Powder. Or., June 20.-rrThe fol
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for the ensuing term: N. O.. William
H. Grove; V. G.. Jamea Anderson; k.
8.. Charles Moore; treasurer. Andrew
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rtniinrni RenrKan joare. no. ibo. i
f. o. p.. has elected the following offi
cers at its last regular meeting: G. N
Mrs Julia Shawl V. G., Addle Grove;
R. S.L Charles Moore; treasurer,, Mrs.
LJda. Shaw, v 1 . "K&J: -': 'i,-.
Willow Glen circle. No. 108. Wi pl
W elected the followin officers at its
last regular wwutig u. tKJureiie
Hall: advisor, Rebekah Hutchinson; M.,
Ida Roberts: C. of G.. Addle Grove: K.
T., Mrs. Casper; I. S.. L, Cassldy; O. 83
Btella Clay; managers, Addis Grove and
F. I. Roberts, . .. -
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