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Newspaper Page TextTHE' OREGON 'DAILr1 JOURNAL, PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY .EVENING, JUNE 17, 1803. 14 San Francisco Office Oregon Journal 1206 Call Bldg. ' . fibplwM Xtearaey till. : ADTTTtTTPnEWESTTS AH"D 0TJB- scjuxioaa avsciiivaux. ' Oregontans wbaa la Baa Franetsew ran bar their mall Mot la eera at Tb Journal ofllo, ARTHUR I FISH, Representative. CLASSIFIED AD., RATES Siob Insertion,' Itot a ooaated word. 3fo a4 1ms than IS seats pe Insertion. T Insertion foe the pries of X month, fl-30 a lis. . ' months, $IM a Urn pa monta. it months, fUt Uns per xaoatn. . Coast si words to the Una. wjrw Today (Ht measure, 1 inch, 14 lines) 84 etsti per Inch. " : -Want Ads -will be accepted em tna - . - i pi.. iMMft wilt not be v. sponsible for errors, should ay oooiir In Sao ads. prompt payment expected. Phones, Main 7173; A'-6051. Honrs, t a-iav, to t p. m, Batnrdays, a. m. to 10 p. a. Medical Building PARE AND ALDEL STS. Alphabetical Directory SJarbar, B. J, SUggs, X 0, XlrsteL Saw, iniuii Kime za, rreneh, O. Qsrtrads, Dr., Physician Bulta BIS. Phonea Mala 714. A-4917, rarrla. Bra. T. B. O. J dentists Formerly Jdacleay. nldg. buite xii. ;'V. Vain 1929. .. ' urinary diseases. "Formerly Flledner bids. M. 186. A-1S6B. JBosmer. OL 8U Sfarker, It Ch, 2rs. Butte 608. Phone Main 265. A-1886. Snihnwk. nr. laniard O- dantlat For . merly Macleay bldg auita 401-3-3. Main 8519. , . Xeefer, jr. SW dentist Suite IT. Mai. 4ft A-14A4. i i Xarkli2, Geo- Dr, dantlat Bulta 801. Phonea Mala 678. A-2744. Sferxine, V. X. Dr., dantlat Sulta 407. -Phnnaa Main 1 fill. A-S404. tlmni, Edna On Dr physician Bulta 625. Phonea Main 714. A-4917. Tlsiting Bursas' Association dulte gi. Phona Main 4087. Wataon. Alfred r. Dr, dentist Bulta 60S. Phones Mala 678. A-2744. NEW TODAY. FARMS V 148 Acres 130 In cultivation: half bottom land balance slightly rolling;; new house, fair bam, a young orchard of selected varieties. Personal property: 1 good team, harness and 8 wagons, 1 fine cow, 22. hogs, SO goats and . kids, buggyj drill, disc. 3 plows, harrow, mower and rake. z aosen cntcKens,- o acres seeaea to oats 60 acres la ' wheat, balance in meadow, mostly timothy; 4 miles from R. R. and food town, Irl iamhlll county. Price, 4fi per acre; 13,000 down, balance I to I years. 173 Acres 5 First class sandy loam, 100 acres bot tom: Una trout stream through barn yard; 17-acre hopyard, balance In fine crop; good house, large barn, fine ma chine house, hen and woodhouse; fine orchard; balance bench, light slope: S, 000,000 good virgin timber; on a good level road to town. 4 miles away; close to school. Price, 1 3 S-per acre. Terms. 80 Acres 85 In cultivation. Ilea fine on main public road; fair house, good barn and outhouses; a fine family orchard; on mall route; H mile to school, S miles from railroad and town; 35 miles from Portland. Price. $3,600, or $4,000 includ ing stock and implements; $2,000 cash. 2 Acres Home place; all best of garden land; about 100 fine bearing fruit trees; good t-room house, with bath and closets; new barn 20x40, chicken-house, spring water piped to house and barn; on a fine level road to city; mile from Lenta. - Snap at $2,250 $1,008 down. Espey-Meine Realty Co. BOOK tit COKBCEBCXAZ. BIJDO, Coras Baeond and VTasalagtoa. BPANTONS SPECIAL8. ' IVAJJHOR. - $1,700 New, seven-room dwelling, lot i 60x100, cost $2,000 to build, must sell owing to death In lanuiy. VERNON. $2,000 A good seven-room bouse, lot 87 H nlOO, with nice lawn, rose buahea and woodhouse; this is a very gooa Duy. $2,400 New two-story six rooms and .- reception hall dwelling, lot 60x . ' . 100; terms,. $500 cash, balance aa rent HIGHLAND PARK. . $2,000 Two-story, ; six-room dwelling. lot 50x100; will make terms or i .? trade for a farm. IDKALV1KW, ' t $2,250 New five-room modern cottage. .- lot 80x100, splendid location! 1300 cash and $20 per month. 4 per cent on balance. Bt'NNYSIDE. $2,900 Very desirable cotUge, with . many very attractive features, paneled walls, etc., corner lot ; wilt make good home; fine seo- , EAST PORTLAND. $7,500 Beautiful residence, and ' gar age, in very beet residence sec tion on east side, within five minutes'- (.walking distance ' to - ..,t town: corner lot which is worth - $3,250 alona; fine trees and roees: terms. : .... THE 6PANTON CO., Main 5S23. ' - ,270 BUrk Street Notice City Investment Ca sold 12 lots Bun day. This indicates they are snaps; 42 left Better see Vir resident agent this week. . 1004 . Lincoln, near 34th, ' City Investment Co. sold it lots Sun day. This Indicates they are snaps; 42 left. Setter see our resident agentr this Y 1004 & .liBisv' aaar 34th. , i i Pal mm NEW TODAY. FOR THE HOMESEEKER FOR THE; INVESTOR FOR THE " ORCHARDIST , . 12,500 Acres io the Farapus ' - Umpqua Valley The Italy of America XVOOATTOV -About 200 miles south of jfortiand on the main Una of the Southern Pacific R. K. TaVACTfl from a town lot ttp to any number acrea. Prica from $10.00 to $100.00 per acre. . y. -. .;, TXKMS One fourta eaab,' balavaoa oa uma to suit surcnaser. wlta a nar aaat tatarast. -, No other locality In tha atata ia an little susceptible to frost. Tha land la located In tha locality that markets the first strawberries and vege- taDiea in uregon.. Two railroad stations on the tract ' Corn and reaches raised on this tract riven first premium at state fair at Salem. .-, Apples, cherries.. Enrllsh walnuts and pears grow to perfection. Ideal for melons and small fruits. Paradise for all kinds ef livestock. Especially adaDted to dlvers'lflel farm. tng. Purchasers can have tracts set out to fruits and taken cars of at actual cost until bearing. Buy direct from owner. F. B. WA1TE mOSXBTka, OBEOOB, OB Room S38 Chamber of Commerce Bldg, Portland, Oregon. FOR INFORMATION About selling or buying Alblna, Pied mont and Peinsula properties, call on the SUMMIT INVESTMENT - COMPANY 153 Ktlllngsworth ave. Phone Wdln. 1617 Corner lot two 8-room houses. , QAJtrrEIJJ AVI. , Good Income; easy terms. Louis Salomon & Co. 283 Stark St, near 2d. Abstracts, Tax Searches. Court Cases, Etc. NO JOB TOO LARGE OK TOO SMALL. W. R. HAIZLIP A CO. XCata 7361. 338 Corbet Building. HOUSEHOLD NEEDS. Poll Kemmerer coal, the best Wyom Ina coal: gives more heat and less ash. Churchley Bros., 13th and Marshall sts. Phones Main 931, A-39S1. Fire Insurance la a, household need. See John P. Sharkey about it Phonea A26$7i Main 650. 8th st. cor. Washington. Gasoline Lamps For the country home or the cot- tage at tha beach. Manning's 43 3d st lfo Pppom Butter, Milk and Cream. ltC lieU.111 Aihlnn rnrntirr, Co. Pure Hrtlrl Use Gilbert's "Pure Vivi oold" Flavoring Kx tracts. "Phone B-2205; afternoons. Winoo O'Malley and Neuberger. ilT t wash. Choice wines, liquors and cigars. Look for our cut-rate sale. Free delivery. Phone -Main 2394. - ' BUSINESS CARDS. HOWE, DAVIS A K1LIIAM. 109 2d ST, Blank books m'f'g'd; agts for Jones Improved Loose-Leaf ledgers; see the new Eureka leaf. A-3183. Main 183. CLU.AN TuWfcLS UA1LY COMB, brush, soap, $1 per month. Portland Laundry & Towel Supply Co., 9th and Couch ats. Phone 410. WAHKK.N CUNSTKUCTION CO. Street paving, sidewalks and ' cross- Inga 114 Lumper Exchange. ADOLPH A. DEKL'M. 181 iST ST carries a full and complete assort- ment of butchers' supplies.. ' TIN ROOKING, GUTTER1NO. BE pairing and general jooblng. J.j loslL 212 Jefferson st. actflc 14t4. ' -' v F. 14. BEACH CO THIS HONKtB Paint Co. Window Blaas and glaxtng na iau rnone 12S4. U F. PFLUGKU, NOTAK" PUBLIC, commissioner of deeds. Deutscbea notarlst K. 14 Mulkey bids;, 3d and Mor. EXCAVATING. 'i'SAkWOKK. WOOD haullna. rleanlnr-un a . specialty. Logan & Clow, 289 Hawthorne. E-2579. CHA8. L MAST1CK ,& CO.. 74 Front leather of mvmv HA.r(nHnn. fan mfra itnuina. GILBERT & KEYSER. CIVIL ENGl- -neers ana surveyori., oince i uoucu pin g, ivy m st. f none mbih now THE RAKSER ASPHALT' PAVING CO. , of Portland office. 404-405 -Worcester nidg. NEU A klK'USLEx. 8 1ST., PORT land s leading ' marble and granite Lawyers- absikact a vhust cu M. 60. A-4222. Portland Trust Co. tltlg. DONNERBERG A RA-DEMACHER. .plumbers, 308 Burnslde. .Main 2319. ; DESIGNERS AND PHOTO ENURAV- era welas ftConnwway. lot d M. 7f la. JAS. McL WOOD & CO., ALL KINDS OF insurance, surety bonds. McKay pug. ISAAC L WHITE. FIRE INSURANCE, 344 Sherlock bldg. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS ' Have your abstracts mafle by the Se-. eurlty Abstract ft Trust Co.. T C of C. Oregon Furniture company to W. E. Grace, lot . block 6, iity . .$45,000 F. W. Carroll and wife to Elver - . K. l-ease, lotai. block 11, CWy View Park ................ Josie Travis to Jens P, Hansen. 3.OO0 lot 2. block 11, Coles addition, 1,000 u. j. nuwiii ana who to juamie ."oots, lot 4, block 2, Haw- ' "thorjie Place .V.. ' too Investment company to Hiram - Rhodoa and wife, lots 7 and 8, ' block 17, Piedmont . -.- J. '.-'.;-' - SBO REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Fred Hermann and wife to Henri- - ettn, Zimmermann, undivided , half nf Int ! CMttnrA arldi. ' tion to Albina ............... 450 Joseph Mellch and wife to Bert 8. Grlndle and wife, east 60 feet ' tit lnta S mnA 10. hlnnk E. Fni. chase addition ............... 1,200 Title Ouarantee et Trust-company ; n . fit a m i a VT (lilr.nn nt M block (. Tllton's aaditlon. . . . . .' 100 Albrecht Fisher et al to Minnie , TJaIM al half ttf Inta 1 anil 2. block 69. Sellwood.., . ..... BOO O. W. P. Townsite company to TJ T rMllsitt Int ID hlfW-U 10. .. Citv View Park -V 800 William Jones and wife to Henry ? r Cimmrkna . . Int. H -' .nd n. block 19. Kenllworth. ........ . '450 George O. Blakeslee and wife to h'vDn w i rTm iai. m ann a. i block 1. Orasmere,,. -.,... v.. i 750 JL A. Heppner and wife to W. H. mi n. ai eti lir m. ninpiE jx.. Woodlawn ........ .. ........ SOaVI Galtano Garoscio and wife to Al- fred C, F. Burkharat, lot I or the northeast - quarter of tha 1 'northwest quarter of section 1 a tmhln 1 nr.rth. rnnfirA 1 ' WSI .......... ww American Trust t Investment . company to A. 8. Nicnois et ai, i lot. 1. . . 4. block 248. Couchs addition............ 25,000 Title Guarantee Trust com- rw. tn Tnhn V 'lnbT. IOC a. block 7. Til ton's addition. A. ... ' 650 B. M. . Lombard and wife to Lydla M. St Johns, lota Z6. zs, block , Railway addition to MonUvilla ........... .'.. v. IIS Paul E. Jones and wife to Her- bert Gordon, lot I, DIOCK 1, ; -iMinn addition................ 1,000 L W. Allen and wife to Albert Kruger, lota 37, 28, block 3, ... Arleta Park No. J,.... $00 William L.-Crlssey to David" G.. Hoogerhyde, lots 17. 18. block 1. Second Electric addition..,. - 100 E. A. Moulton and wife to C B. ; Murhard and wire, - beginning At point In cast line of north Twenty-first street 100 feet northerly, of Intersection of east line of North Twenty-first street with north line of Thur man street, thence easterly 100 feet thence southerly par allel with east line of North Twenty-first street to north boundary of the Watson es- , tate, s acre tract thence west erly along said north boundary i to east line of North Twenty first street thence northerly along said east line of North Twenty-first street to begin-nine- 5.000 W. H. Moore et al to E. L. Bar- nett. east 70 feet or lot l, . block 220. East Portland $.000 8. C. Priestly and wife to -J. Mellch, lot 5. block i. ox chase addition 135 Fred Wilbur Crocker to Joel W. , Crocker, lot 4, block 10. ouin Portland' 465 Oregon Real Estate company to Vlnnle V. Marcenus, easi nan of lots 6, 6. block 281, Holla- I div'i addition 2.100 Louise Volheye to Mary Ander son, lot 16, block e. remnsuiar addition , 10 Moore Investment company to II. A. Stowe, lot 8. block 08. ver- non 800 Faclfle Title ft Trust Co.. the leading abstractors. 104-6-4-7 Failing bldg. WEATHER REPORT A trough of low pressure extends from the central Canadian provinces southward to New Mexleo this morninT. and general rains have fallen during the last 24 hours over Washington. Oregon. Idaho, Utah and the Missouri valley. Over the southwest fair weather pre vailed. An intensive high area overlies the northeastern portion of the country and clear skies prevail east oi ine jxiib atssippl river. Tha Indications bolnt to a continua tion of the present cloudy and showery weather over this forecast district to night and Thursday. It will probably be warmer over western Oregon Tours day. THE RIVER. The Snake and the upper Columbia rivers have risen very siowiy aurmg the last 24 hours. It Is probable thai the Willamette at Portland will reach a stare of 10.0 feet by Thursday morning and 21.1 feet by Friday morning. xemp. Max. Mln. Preclp. .02 .00 .00 .18 .00 .44 .00 .00 .00 .34 .00 .00 .00 .13 T. .00 .08 .01 .00 Boston, Mass.., Chicago. Ill Cincinnati. Ohio ....72 ....82 ,...74 64 68 66 62 64 68 54 74 66 60 56 68 64 61 64 66 52 60 52 Denver. Col '..80 Detroit Mich 66 Kansas City, Mo.... 64 Los Angeles, Cal....70 New Orleans. Lr. ... 86 New York, N. Y 74 Omaha. Neb. ...... .62 Philadelphia. Pa 76 Phoenix. Aris. . .100 Pittsburg, Pa 72 Portland. Or 60 St Louis, Mo 74 St. Paul, Minn 72 Salt Lake. Utah,... .66 Seattle. Wash 68 Washington. D. C...74 ; MARRIAGE LICENSES Archibald M. Sim, Portland, 24.' and Helen I. James, 24. . Henry C. Baird. Tacoma, Waah., 38, and Rule E. Post 22. Thomas Fay BradshaW, 1292 East Eighth street north, 25, and Verona Belle Stelnegger, 22. , B. A. Howard, Mullno,. Or.. 26, and Lillian F. Gans, 29. LoSis B. Hlett. Vida, Or.. 29, and Annie Catherine Shenberger. 27. C. E. Bolds, 831 Eleventh street 21, tnd May E. Dellenbaugh. 18. Charles H. " Wood. 177 Greene ave nue, -23, and Isabella Davidson. 22. J. E. Brough. Rainier, Or., 28, and Ruby A. Jackson, 37. Arthur E. Lukens. Lewlston, Idaho, 26, ani Sallle B. Estes, 26. Frank Rose, Raymond, Wash., 40, and Maggie Boyce, 26. Charles B. Frost Pendleton. 34,' and Julia Thompson, 29. Jamea V. Say re. 1091 Belmont street 29, and Annie Julisa Kirker, 29. William Gardner, 176 Beach street. 27, and Pearl Arena Hemoree, is V, n.Il. as iTuhiVr .r,..i T, H. Wagoner, 652 Upshur street 22, and' Teresa Kampf, 1 9. " Wedding cards. W. G. Smith Co., Washington bldg.. corner 4th and Wash. Ington sta Tonsetb A Co.. florista for flowers of all kinds izi stn st Clarke Bioa., , siorlsts Fine nowers and floral designs 889 Morrison st Full dress suits ror rent all slsea Unlqui Tailoring CO.. 808 Stark St. Vt. "kt Plnilih. tlorlsL 160 6th st odd. Meier aV Frank's. Main 7215. BIRTHS TTO June 15, to Mr. and Mrs. M. A Tyo, 1024 - East Twenty-fourth, a daughter. ' MARKS June 3, to Mr, and Mrs. Mar- tin Marks. 661 Johnson, a daughter. CHASE June 6, to Mr. and Mrs. Kay Chsse, ?20 North Front a son. - FOSTER June 9, to Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Foster, 41 East Eleventh, a son. MULDRAY June 4, to Mr. and Mra James H. Muldray. 646 East Asli, a daughter. ' ' ' - DEATHS ECKHABDT-W u ne 15, Mra B. H. Eck- hardt $46 Belmont age 70; asthenia. ARNOLD--Juno r15, Mary K. -Arnold, 996 Front age 65; -lobar-pneumonla. 6ISCEL Jure 14, Millard Slscel. 698 Glrard. age 18; tuberculosis of. lunga CLATON June 14, Elisabeth Mary Claxton, Crystal Springs sanitarium, sge 46; exhaustion. BOWEN June 14, Banner Graves Bow en. 810 Corbett, age 76; senility. KLUCKNER June 16, 1908, at the fam . ily rttildence, Kern Park, Mary Elis abeth Kluckner, aged 34 years, 1 month, 8 days. GRAYSON IN this city. June 17. 1908, . at the family residence, 909 Halght avenue, Rhoda Victoria- Grayson, aged 16 years -4 months 27 -days. Funeral annonncement later. . KEAN IN Ljle, Wash., June 14, 1908. Leo Kean, sged 3 years 4 months 37 days, sonof it. and Mrs. R. A. Keen. Funeral will take place Thursday, June 18. I pj m., from F. S. Dunning's chapel. East Alder snd East Sixth strets. Friends invited.- Interment in, Rose City cemetery. ") UNDERTAKERS DUNNING. M'ENTKB GILBAUOH. undertake" and ernbalmersjsnodera n every dt;l. Seventh and Ptne. Main 480. Lady assistant k J. P. F1NLKT (k SONS. 3D AND MAUI son s ta. Office of county coroner. itione Main . ' rectors, embslmers, tIZ , Ruassll, East 1QH5.' uaajr assisiani. fiDWAKD MOLUAN. UNiJiiK'l'AKX 130 id st.-- JERICSON UNDERTAKING CO.. EM- balmlng' )Hdv ans't 400 Alder. M. 0188. CEMETERIES ROSE CiTl" SINGLE! GRAVES, $10: lamuy tots, fxa ia 7. ttuperiatena ent at ccraeierv. corner of Fremont aL and Ctilly road. Phone Tabor 208. For run inrortnoiion apply to Frank Bcnie geL 681 Worcester bfk. Phone A-3333. LOST ASP FOtP . FOUND A PLACE TO HAYS HAIR mattresses renovated and returned same dev. 828 Front ; st - Main. 474. A-1374. Portland Curled-Hair Factory, H. Meteer, proprietor. LOST CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT for 3200. navable at First National bank..- Reward. .. Anthony Bruno, First National bank. ' LOST A SORREL MARE. TUESDAY, June 9, with thick mane and tall, branded - spear: head on left forward shoulder. Phone Woodlawn 1687. LOST GOLD CHI PSI FRATERNITY Din. set with saDDhireii. Return to Johnk Kollock. ill Corbett bldg. Re ward. , '- NOTICES PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES Salem. Or.. June 1. 1908. The board of trustees, Oregon state Insane .asy lum, hereby Invites sealed proposals for furnishing the following supplies to the institution for the alx months ending December 31. 1908: Groceries, mill feed and flour; meata and flsli. dry . goods, drugs, stationery, leather and findings, v shoes, plumbing, hard ware, tinning, crockery and vlaaaware. Lists of said supplies will be furnished by the clerk of the board upon appli cation. Samples can be ' seen at the asylum, and goods must be In accord ance therewith. Where samples are re quired and not ' furnished - by bidders,--the articles must be - equal to samnles to be seen at the asvlum. and bids will be assumed to have been made on basis of samples. All goods must be in strict accordance with saniDla in original package when, feasible, and de livered at me state insane asyium witn in 20 days after contract la awarded. and bids must be in -blank forms, which win Dt rurnisned. togetner witn instruc tions to bidders,-by the clerk, upon ap plication. Each bid on flour .or meat must be accompanied by a certified check for $300, and each bid on fish by a certified check of $76, and all other bids by certified checks equal to iu per cent oi me amount dio. unecas of unsuccessful bidders to be returned Immediately, and those accepted when tha contract ia completed. Bids must be Inclosed in sealed envelopes and di rected to the board, care of the cierK. and plainly marked "Bids for asylum supplies," and tne crasa oi goods snouia also be inscribed,, on the envelope. Price, fitness and quality being equal, preference will . be given to articles manufactured, grown or produced In this state. When a particular article s specifically called for. bids for otrtr kind or manufacture or brand equally as good will be entertained, but to in sure recognition of such bids samples of the articles it is proposed to supply must accompany them. The board reserves the right to reject any or an mas, or to accept or reject any part of a bid. Bids will be opened at the capltol at Salem at 10 a. ra. Mon day, June 29, 1908. By order of the board of trustees, Oregon stats Insane asylum. W. N. GATEN3. Clerk. PROPOSALS INVITED. Proposals Invited for supplies for the rtregon state penitentiary xor tne perioa enaing jjecemner si, ivua. Sealed propsals for drugs, drygoods, groceries, butter, leather and findings, hardware, flour and meat will be re ceived at the office of the superintend ent of the state penitentiary until Fri day, June 26, at 2 o'clock p. m., at which time they will be opened. A deposit of $200 in cash or certified check, payable to the superintendent must accompany each bid for meat and flour, and all other bids must be ac companied by an amount equal to 10 per cent or tne amount or tne bid. Samples to accompany all bids' where practicable. The right Is reserved to reject any and all bias and to- accept or reject any portion of a bid. On each en velope should be Inscribed the nature of the bid. Goods of Oregon manufac ture or production - will receive prefer ence, other things being equal. All goods and supplies must be deliv ered to the penitentiary within twenty (20) days after the contract Is awarded. Schedules of the various lines of goods to be bid on will be furnished upon application to the superintendent. 1 Vouchers will be issued for payment on the first of the month following the completion of contract and monthly on continuous contract C W. JAMES. Superintendent Oregon State Penlten- tiary. Salem. Or.. June 9, 1908. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF , THE State of Oregon for Multnomah county Lucy May Sargent plaintiff. vs. Draper C Sargent defendant To Draper C. Sargent the above named de fendant: In the name of the State of Oregon: You1 are hereby required to appear and answer tne complaint filed against you in the above entitled court on or before Wednesday, the 17th day of June, 1908, which is six weeks after Wednesday, May 6, 1908, the . date or dered for the first publication-of this summons, and If you fall to appear and answer on or before said Wednesday, June 17, 1908. the plaintiff will apply to the above entitled oourtfor the relief demanded in her complaint to wit a decree dissolving the bonds of matrimOOV nOW nllHnr lulwu. nl.ln. tlf' nl defendant and for such other Ju may "PP68" nt and equitable . piemises. i nia fc" t 5r ' oraer-or tne Honorable c. U. Gantenbeln. oresldin lude-e of n..Kl 1 . . . . . . th above entitled ranrl mid. anA signed on the sixth day of May, 190. Tne date of the first publication of this summons is May 6. 1908, and of the last publication thereof June 17, 1908. BAUER &" GREENE. Attorneys for Plaintiff. NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND TO ALL persons, firms and corporations In terested in the Title Guarantee 6V Trust 2?.n32aKyTJn wPur"uance of an order HV ?S. tTl?,ehcn.0abl? th circuit court rw?. i ". Sta.te" JS th district of Oregon, In the suit of N. Coy. plaintiff, against the Title Guarantee & : Trust company, a corporation, and others, no tice Is hereby given to the creditors as well as all persona, firms and corpora J.-n-.M V4.1R calm demand against the said Title Guarantee St Trust com pany, a corporation, of Portland. Oregon, Jo present the same, with the vouchers thereof, duly verified, to the S" ArtZZJ1 ".TitIe GuarSnteo tlVLm. h.,a?d' rffn' w or before th5SUmith? from 5? d,t hereof. -v E?"1"1! Ifon, December 16. 1907. ' Time extended to July 6, 1908. Riwrof thfTUieoSaraeeiTrust ANSWERS TOW4MT ir,o mm.rV t - for in The Journal off ic," rf. Off A V A . ' B 7a, Zr 24. .i 1 " " 11) AJi, , D 208.860. 35. E 85, 29. G 105. H 167, $3. J 68. . - : . H 6, 61, 16. K 69. 98. li,i!-0-1,7-4- ' N 29. 436. . O 66. 877. 140. P 83. 98. 261, R 862. 218. 8 112, 60, 10. T 262, 78, 93. " . - v 90.. - . W 83, 37. 287. ' X 175. Y 222, ,180. v r TO WHOM . IT MAT CONCERN" After date I refuse to pay debts con tracted by anybody othe? than myself personally. rnat C. Lewis. ' NOTICES BEFORE-THE RAILROAD COMMIS slon of Oregon Ex . parte - Oregon Electric Railway company for 'suspen eion of Demurrage provisions). No. F-49. notice is hereby given tnst tne appli cation of the Oregon Electric Railway company Tor a suspension or tne opera tion of tha 26th section of Chapter 63. laws of Oregon for 1907 r( which makes railroad companies liable to certain pen alties ana carnages tor lanurs to fur nish cars upon demand), will be heard at room $06 Couch bldg.. In the city of Fortlaid Dr., at 11 o clock' a. m on Monday. June 22. - 1908. Any owner, shipper or manager of any freight or consignee thereof, or any person inter ested may appear and be heard .upon the said application. Dated this 10th day of June, 1908, at Salem, Or. - RAILROAD COMMISSION , OF ORE- By George E. Good I nay Secretary. IN THE DISTRICT. COURT OF THE United States, for the district of Ore- ron-wn - the -matter or Israel K.orn, bankrupt: Notice is hereby given, that on tne istn day- or June, a. u. isus, Israel - Korn of Portland.: Oregon, was . . . 1 A thai Ih. uuiy ujuuiiawu v.iA,uf. im ...... , first meeting, of his creditors will bftl neaai rooms iui-zuo, tenran ouuuing, Portland. Oregon, on the 30th day of June. 1908. at 10 a. m.. at which time the said creditors may attend, 'prove their claims, appoint a trustee.examine the bankrupt and transact such other pusmeas aa may property come peiors auch meeting. "The schedule filed dis- closea assets amounting to $400. Dated June i. 190s. - CHESTER O. MURPHY. Kereree in Bangruptcy. NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS. The annual meeting of the stockhold ers of the Mexican Rubber Culture com pany will be held on v, Tuesday, July 14, 1908, at 11 o'clock In the forenooiv-at tha office of said company, room 81$ Chamber of commerce bldg., Portland, Or., for the election Of directors and for tha purpose of considering and act ing upon changea In its by-laws I and transaction of such other business as may . lawfully come before 'the meeting for' action. . . . . ,i FRANK C. BARNES, Becretary. OFFICE OF U, S. COLLECTOR OF Customs, Portland, Oregon, June io, 1908. Notice Is hereby given that the name of the screw steamer "Maja." of ficial number 93,296, owned by Delaet Bros., has been changed to ''Alarm." P. 6. Malcolm, Collector. - - MEETING NOTICES HAWTHORNE LODGE, NO. HI. A. F. & A. M. Stated communication this (Wednes- day) evening at 3 o'clock, west l-arn ana ramniu streets. Work in F, C. de grees. Visiting brethren wel C. E. MILLER, Sec. . ATTENTION NEIGHBORS LP Something Doing CAMP i To-fflGHTi.;: worn 1 KiTai fii' BETTER COME BROTHERHOOD AMERICAN YECC men, dancing and whist Selllng-Hlrach bldg... 10th and Washington aiaw Thurs day eve., June 18. Admission 26c. M. W A. KVKKOKtLHN CAMP. t.4l. meets Wednesday evening. Allsky bl'g.. 4 and Morrison ats. M. VV. A. OHKUUN GllAl'h; CAMP Nft 6,975. Mondaya Itth and Marshall. VI. Horn lim BUSINESS NOTICES INVENTIONS SOLD ON COMMISSION. Covenant Contract company, . 427 Flledner bldg. Main 2891.. 1111 1IELP WANTED MALE IF YOU WANT TO ENGAGE IN THE mosc profitable employment during the summer, enter The Oregon Journal's educational ' contest. Cash commissions paid for all new subscriptions to' The journal, in addition iree scnoiarsnips In leading, educational institutions will be given those securing the most votes, and cash awards from $26 to $150 will also be ' given to the winners. Apply contest manager Oregon Journal for full particulars. ( WANTED SALESMEN; MANY MAKE $109 to $160 per month; some even more; stock clean, grown on reserva tion, far from old orchards; eaah ad vanced weekly, choice of territory. Ad dress Washington Nursery Co Top- penlsh. Washington. Tne Union Hotel 81 N. 8th .st- corner Everett. Rates for board and room, monthly, $18 to $20; weekly, $4.60 to $6: dally, 86o to $1. Give os a trial and be .convinced. CAL WINE DEPOT, HEADQUARTERS for cooks and helpers 148 4th st - WE SECURE POSITIONS FOR MEM- bera; special membership, x. M. C. A. WANT GOOD, LIVE MAN IN EVERY city and town in northwest to (place guaranteed 8 per cent investments; money secured. Peoples Safe Deposit company, .ekum bldg.. Portland. MAN AND WIFE AND DAUGHTER to work In bathhouse. F. H. Canarls. Liong eBach, Wash OPPORTUNITY OPEN FOR A SOBER man with $760; can get tn on the ground floor of a real estate business; ig profits: can draw part salary week ly; particulars apply 101 Washington st, room 4. BOY WANTED TO LEARN TRADE. Inquire Columbia Wire & Iron-Works, 368-370 E. Washington st WANTED HONEST PARTNER WITH small capital to join me In moving picture show: profits $10 to $20 daily. t-arxicuiars z3 aurnsiae st. WANTED HIGH-GRADE SALESMAN. real estate or life Insurance experi ence preferred. Call at 148 6th St., up- Biair.. jisk ior Mr. jviarineno. TAKE A SWIM RINGLER'S NEV piunge. 38 k. Morrison; 25c; fine. WANTED TWO FIRST-CLASS SO- iicitors. Reliable Dye Works, 309 1st bi., appiy s a. m. WANTED SALESMAN TO HANDLE locally, on commission basis, gilt edge industrial stock, in well estab lished paying concern, with ample' as sets:, none but hlarh.rf.laM man - nM.il apply; Address for Interview K-416. joumBi. MUST HAVE A GOOb LINE " SALES tnan at ahm- work .Ha. .4a. m Ka. bars . and lodging houses, See R. m! f lummer. zbu aq st. vi ' . - WANT INDUSTRIOUS PARTNER IN small repair business: . half . Interest $360. B18 Commonwealth bldg. HELP WANTED FEMALE G it AND OPPORTUNITY OFFERED v young women during vacation. Bv securing subscriptions for The- Oregon Journal cash commissions will be paid, and free scholarships In leading schools, colleges and academies, besides cash awards from $26 to $160 -to those win ning. Apply contest manager Oregon Journal lor full particulars. - WANTED HIGH-GRADE. EDUCAT. ed, neatly dressed saleslady; life in surance or real estate experience Pre ferred. Call at 148 6th St., upstairs. ask ror Mr. aiartneuo. WANTED A GIRLf OR LADY To" help take cars of babr and Hah housework; Aood wages and good home. WANTED A MIDDLE-AGED LADV to helo with light housework and care for little boy 4 years old. 861 Larrabee. WANTED AN EXPERIENCED WA IT ress. Hobart Curtla, 14th and' Jefferson- its.- ' - -- - ' WANTEDA GIRL TO rDO GENERAL housework. Apply 654 Soring. ' Phone A-4807. ' 17th. ... corper WANTED -COMPETENT GIRL F6S generail housework. 626 E. Burnslde. AN - EXPERIENCED GIRL TO DO secohd work. Apply 215 fit Clair st 7 ,1 flELP WASTED FEMALE WANTED EXPERIENCED GIRL, TO run body ironer. . Apply Star Laun- dry Co. - ' ' ' . It. ANTED GIRL IN SMALL FA M I L Y. Call mornings. 269 . N. 1st -Phone main Bias. - - . CAPAHl.R OIRT mrtKISfl AND GEN eral housework, family two. Call 405 S. 16tn, or phone Main 8095. ' Wanted girl in small family Call mornings 369 N. Slat st. : MALE AD FEMALE HELP V 10.000 POSITIONS, i i """For graduates last year; men and wo men learn barber trade in Syweeks; help to secure positions; graduates earn H to $25 weekly; expert Instructor; tools free; write for catalog. . Moler System of Colleges. 85 N. 4th St., Portland. HELP WANTED AND lUPPLlElK Drake. 206 V4 Wash.. Pae. 1370. A-1670 SITUATIONS WANTED MALE YOUNG MAN WANTS ANY KIND OF work. Address E-4Q1. .Journal. MASON ON BOILERS. FURNACES, ovens, also cement worker; city ,or country, 469 E. Grant St.; fnone-iuast WatchivaM; DAt ' 6r NIGHT. EX perienced, middle-aged man; best of references; nanay wiiniois. , Aqaress, ydi.p: Mnrrlunn ' t- STEAMFITTER YiflWTS SITUATION - .o no power of - iiBtutiiK wun., usva long experience, can estimate and lay out work. - 8-428, Journaj. " SITUATION WANTED BY EASTERN - mar. of large experience as account ant statistician or oashfer, with pros pect ?of advancement and permanency, Address W.'Koom all Kenton Diag. POSITION WANTED BY FIRST class hotel engineer; references fur nished; out-of-town job preferred. Q-438, Journal 3. SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE. EXPERIENCED ; MUSIC TEACHER gives 3 niano or mandolin lessons for 7bc; rererences. ynone -Mam enow. WOMAN "WANTS WORK BY THE day. jPbone Pacific 1604. WANTED AGENTS WANTED SALESMAN TO SELL our well known trees; liberal terms; free outfit: good territory ooen. Ad dress, Oregon Nursery Co4 Salem. Or. AGENTS WANTED 1AN YOU SELL a uwi I'll av w uwia v.. wui.i. eutflt free: caih weekly- write tor cnoios oi territory.- apiuu v-ity imi sery company. Balem. or. WANTED ?TO RENT. WANTED TO' RENT HOUSES, COT fcaBO, aACB,wc. W.vrs-as( vaaavav, avwaa.sa.aa houses, etc Landlords will do wU to PORTLAND TRUST COMPANY OF Phone Ex. 72. S. E. Cor. 3d and Oak. A STOREROOM, SUITABLE FOR cash grocery, in suburbs: with living rooms preferred. Address R. D. Crowo, loan tn st. ; , J ; J- WANTED ROOM AND BOARD YOUNG LADY STENOGRAPHER . wants board and .room. State terms and other particulars: -L-419,- Journal WANTED FINANCIAL WB WILL BUY YOUR TELEPHONE bonds ana Biocg ana pay tne nigntoi cash price for Oregon Trust, Merchants ic.tinn.l nr Title Ourantee accounts. The E. L. Fraley Co., 418 Chamber of commerce, i . ; WANTED-FIvO IMMEDIATELY ON good income property at iu per cent; o7 commissions. F-404, Journal. CASH FOR FOR JTELKPHt TrusX THie Gui its H. W. God ELKPHONE BONDS, ORE- gon Guarantee. Merchants ccoun . Gnrtrturrt. 110 at, WANTED REAL ESTATE I WANT A RESIDENCE ON EAST HIUQ, W llll UUUUt ,v. n, . v. ft dining room and- kitchen on first floor ana steeping rooms upstair., mu.i on modern In every respect; will pay cash. No agents. T-463. Journal. SMALL FARM. IMPROVED, OR UN lmproved, not over 80 miles out: must l.. Kb ... I n Awn.rftt Anlv' viva full nar- tlculars, price and terms.. 8-437. Jour nat. - WANTED FIVE OR SIX-ROOM MOD ern cottage. South Portland, large WW- with good view; give terms and location. R-434. Journal. WA NTED MODERN HOUSE ' ON west side. In good locality. about $2,800, with good terms.-. J-404, Journal WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED BUSINESS CHANCES, Ho tels, rooming-houses. restaurants, bakeries, groceries, confectionery, cigar stands. -'manufacturing, etc., and all other - business chances. We can sell them. U right prices, without publicity. Call or address Pacific Business Ex change, . 303 Washington st Main 8676, A-2982. WE PAY TOP PH1CEB FOR L . - FURNITURE -And anything you have to sell. PORTLAND AUCTION CO.. Main 6665. A-413L WANTED 1,000 CORDS OF C0TTON wood, suitable for excelsior. Call or address North Coast Furniture Works, 16th ancrThurman, city. ' i , THE DENVER AUCTION HOUSE - pays highest cash price for household furniture. 227 2nd at Phones A-1099; Main 8413. . .. ". Fnpn AtiCTinm CO.. - . 867 E. Morrison et., pays nil cash f of second-hand furnlt ays lull yaiuo in ure. jyast 938, -B-zaii ' t WE PAY CASH FOR ALL KINDSOF second nana rurnuure. j, wb pur. nlture Co., 123 Grand ave. Phone E. 4724. WE BUY ANLV SELL EVEHY'i'HIA'U on earth; household goods. The Dol lar. 282 1st. Main 6374. A-2837. IF YOU WISH TO EXCHANGE OR sell your furniture - for cash, phone East 8204. 868 Hawthorne. . $5,000 ' CASH - FOR SECOND-BAND furniture; pay highest cash price. Wllley. 88 Union ave. Phone East 4623. WE PAY CASH FOR ALK KINDS OF second-hand furniture. . JXLeah Furs nlture Co.. 128 Grand ave. Phone E. 472C STAR FURNITURE CO., 394 E. CLAY, new and second-hand; credit if de- elred, We save-you money on the goods. LAblBS' BICYCLE, . ALMOST NEW-, Crescent wheel, in perfect ahape; awful cheap" for cash, can 84 K. ciay. WANTED SMALL GASOLINE MO- torboat. Main 4559. WJLL PAY $10 FOR VOL. 1 ORE. code fo complete set Hyland Bros.' dock store, las via i. POT CASH FOR TOUR FURNITURH; prompt attention always given, r. ium ,'iau irnn Hniiah.Mol.U OOOUS. 8AV are Pennell. 346-347''- 1S Pae 360. FOR RENT HOUSEKEEPING. THE BE AVER, 12TH AND MARSHALL ats. Newly furnished v apartments, fully equipped for housekeeping, includ ing gas ranges, with the free use of electric lights, hot water, baths, large reception-room land laundry-room ; apart ments from $16 bp; also single rooms with similar 'conveniences, $8.60 per week up. . There is nothing in compari son in the city for the money. This place will bear inspection.. Take "S" or 1 tth st ..cars going north, get off at Marshall st. - Phones Main 6771, A-4560. No dogs allowed. ' $Til WEEK UP CLEAN FUM nlshed -.-housekeeping , rooms.' bath, laundry, furnace beat yard. 203 Stanton at U car. '' LAKG& LIGHT HOUSKKlOtf JNU rooms, nicely furnlsbed:vruBning wa ter. 508 H Alder. $l.t0 WEEK ,UP LA HUE. CLEAN furnished housekeeping rooms, laun dry snd bath. 184 Sherman et, souta, Portland , . FOR JtENT HOUSEKEEPEVa '- NO CAR FARE: NEWLY FURNISHED housekeeping room and single, 1 Dioca from city .mil. 308 4th st ; CLEAN,. WELL FURNISHED HOUSE- keeping rooms, suites two and three connecting,- $1 week each room; cot tages and parts of cottages, very low rent Apply room $1, S23V Washlng ton st. . hw 3i B-triri trr.Ti i t.nnriM TTNB"tm- nlshed apartment with bath; modern s and fully equipped for convenience; rent I reasonaoie ana location .saves canars. Apply to janitor, 7th and Jefferson. ALL KINDS OF HOUSEKEEPING! rooms, also single, room; cheap. JtO 2th et., phone Main 4864. ' . . l j.j.i u.t ji NICELY FURNISHED ; CONNECTING! or single front rooms; bath and phone; close in; reasonable. ' 330 Taylor. TWO AIRY FRONT ROOMS FOR housekeeping, $12 month; also suite, $9. Z40t M. i7tn, comer Marshall. 68 & 7TH-ST-NICELY FURNISHED housekeeping, rooms. - FURNISHED ROOMS, SINGLE OR EN ... suite; one room $2. 265 Third. A SUITE OF HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS for rent cheap. 206 4th at. FURNISHED TtlrOR RENT SHERMAN HOUSE FURNISHED rooms; newly renovated; hot and cold baths; electrlo'' light; everything first class; from $2.60 per week up; alao transient Under pew management 12$ 12th St. " :- - ' ' NICELY Fi?RNISHEb ' r66mS." "xtZ " new and modern, central, (convenient, close to all nublio buildings. 6th st. car from depot $3.25 per and up. 809 Jefferson. " .- - - ---- - ' V - AN 'ELEGANT - FURNISHED FRONT " room suitable for 1 or i ladles; bath, phone. $8. -809 1st til,, : THE GRAND. 46 H N. 3D ST. ROOMS - ior gentlemen, ii.ib Per weeg and utv THE KART FURNISHED : KOOMij. 11.60 per week and up. 80IH 3d. THE NEWLAND FURNISHED ROOMS Clean beds, electrlo lights. 81.60 pnr ween ana up. au ist St. FURNISHED ROOMS SUITABLE V6A 3 gentlemen In nrlv.te familv. 411 Hawthorne ave., between 7th and 8th. HOTEL MONARCH. 366 STARK, COR. i-am, xurnisnea rooms, .single and en suite, very reasonable. - NICE. CLEAN ROOMS, ' 26o AND TJP; ict mem, unox Mouse, omfr waan. FOR RENT HOUSES aWaaaPtssataaasiss, WHEN YOU MOVE' YOU ALWATil need some furniture. - - Buy at no-rent ericas: tha aavlnrw will exceed cost of moving. - We Own our own kulldlnar an. cupy one half: collect rent on balance. MORGAK-ATCHLEY FURNITURE CO., Grand ave. and B. Stark. Phone E. 2929. VAN HORN TRANSFER FURNITURH ana pianos movea, stored or snlpoed. Phone. Main 1618. , . FOR RENT SIX-ROOM MODERN v. In. quire Dr. C H.- Raffety, 494 E. Waaa- in g ton st. 2 NEW MODERN 6-ROOM FLATS 6N Grand ave.. reasonable to rlrht parties; also 2 stores: will lease whole buUding for 5 years. Inquire 407 Haw- tnorne ave. cor. urana. FOR RENT ONE 2-STORY, 7-ROOM house, newly papered and painted, on Stenhens st, near Grand ave. Rent $26; also one 6-room cottage, $18. James Olson. 3064 Grand ave near Clay. FOR RENT HOUSES AND FLATS, furnished and unfurnished. . " See our list Cady ft Selple, 822 Mohawk bldg. OR RENT 4 ROOM COTTAOIB NEW. 1 papered, .$12 month. Inquire 688 Pettygrove. phone Main 3428. 8-ROOM COLONIAL HOUSE. US t-none wooaiawn 17. FOR RENT 6-ROOM HOUSE, 66 E. 21st st, near Oak. $12. ROOMS AND BOARD TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. witn or witnout Doaro, modern, rea sonable. 294 E. 84th st Hawthorne carllne. ' ROOM AND BOARD,' PRIVATE FAM lly, 2 men or man and wife, $5 and $5.BO."B-1289. 13 E. th st N. FRONT "BOOM AND BOARD, HOME cooking, close in. reasonable. A-3622. 328 6th. FURNISHED HOUSES FURNISHED, 4 AND 7-ROOM COT tages, very low; also ' housekeeping suites. Apply room 81, 323 ft Washing- ton st FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENf OF rooms, witn piano. 646 Milwaukle. HOUSES FOR RENT FURNITURE FOR SALE v FURNITURE OF 0 ROOM FLAT, ALL . new mahogany, velvet . carpets, dra peries, 'fine location, rent $26, 2 back rooms rented out for $20; going to leave town on account of sickness. 886 Park st. Pacific 441. IF YOU REALLY WANT TO SELL, tne romana Auction to, win pay mi! all It's worth Main KARR 1.IM1. UP TO DATE FURNITURE OF SMALL N( rooming i leaving city. bouse, good income, pa 129 ,14th st. near Alder. FOR RENT FLATS FOR RENT 2 MODERN FLATS, walking distance, west side; rent very reasonable. , M. E. Lee, room 411 Cor- oett piag. 6-ROOM UPPER FLAT WITH BA8E - ment telephone and water, gas for cooking; no' children. 625 Mill at NEW MODERN 6-ROOM FLAT, REA- 167. - NEW FLAT FOR RENT 208 17TH8T near Taylor. FOR RENT 6-ROOM UPPER FLAT., inquire i etn St.- i. ' ". " ' . .. '. . r FOR RENT STORES-OFFICES FIRST-CLASS OUT8IDE OFFICII i .rooms for rent In new building; stearir heat electrlo and ga light with lant- or service. N. K. eor. id and Madison. IITSIDR ROOMS ALSO GOOD. esTbest 11S.UV wui wins iuwuDia,a ji aw0. uvcsv 1tivl4 nxti4 vuavi B iAAi$anata nalnag location in city. Allsky bldg, 3d and Morrison sts. FOR RENT (THIRD FLOOR, 60x100, in brick bldk.i large elevator; fine storage-room. 41 Kront. fnone Main $50 STORE FOR RENT, 103 N. 3-D BT brick building. - FINE OFFICES AND DESKROOM. ili Swetland bldg.. 6th and Washington. LOJlK. HALL "FOR RENT.. A1J.SK niag., a and Morrison sts. v SUMMER " RESORTS. SIX-ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE AT GearhartTPark, Or. , Inquire Mr. Wills, Main 6688, A-6515. ' - PRIVATE -ROOM AND BOARD, HOMHJ . cooking. . Mra. Sarah - Chamberlln, Long Beach, Wash, t - . THE SHELBURNE HOUSE, AT 8EA vtew, will open June 10. Piclflo 1137. BUSINESS CHANCES SAFE BUSINESS iNVE VSTMENT ; ' $2,000 buvs interest In well paying old established business, averaging monthly $1,000, good straight salary weekly besides - large profits (office man or salesman preferred.);. ' -, . $1,000 buys interest In .profitable good salary If desired; also share In un- vJ - $300 fiuys real estate and employment agency, making good money; free rent; other business opportunities, all kinds, call or' address PACIFIC BUSINESS EXCHANGE. ', ' 303 H Washington St., Suite 4. PACtFiC B U S1 J N E S S EXCHANGE. 803 Washington st headquarters for city nnd farm property, horaestesds. " timbervcialms, a .specialty of businex. opportunities, loans, etc., all kinds of various prices. Call and- aee ' us, o write for full partlciilars. : , " PACIFIC BUSINESS EXCHANGE, auayfr wrasninipnn pi. nuite 4. UNITED WIRELESS BOUGHT FF.OK company, wtll trade for property ' What bv. you? P. o. Box 4, Portland A ii A