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Newspaper Page Textr THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY. 1, 1903. 15 Celebrate Diamond Anniversary j LL'-i " .... V?v j I V ' ft ' V- '-"M I1 .-i" - I . Sky fiiH&y ! 111 fe '"v'' , v? II 111 innf j artt- ,.V t ", III ' IS I " hfTu" v . w Mr. and Mrs. B. Burtensh (Special Dtrtch to The Journsl. ) Lebanon," Or., July" 1. Mr. and Mrs. B. Burtenshaw of this city celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary at their home on Grant street In this city Sat urday evening, June 27. JAr. Hurtenshaw was born in England December 17, 1X24. Mrs. Burtenshaw was born in Kentucky August 17, 1831. They wore-married at Catlettsburg, Ky., June 2 7. 1848. There has been 13 chil dren, eight of whom are still living, four boys' and four girls. KSTflYV.tfNi TACIT NOT AN EASY ONE A. K Bentley, assignee of ths Com monwealth Trust company, has filed a report in the circuit court "In which he says,that he has been shutoff from making any further progress toward settlement ry the objections recently ma4e to $20,660 in claims by 6am Waf fler, one of the creditors. He reports that the receipts and property in sight will foot up nearly I IS. 000. He has re ceived 12.449 from sales, collected $848, has $1,725 worth of unsold property and expects tp realize J8.000 on outstanding demands. Waffler'e objections were filed, torn' time eeo, the chief claims protested holng hotes. in favor of A. B. Eastham and R. E. Bryan for snd J5.OO0 each. TEN-STORY BUILDING SOON TO BE ERECTED Workmen, are tearing out ths old frame store buildlnfts on the southeast corner of Sixth and Alder streets to Ciyjpxroryoa..in for ths MY FEE TO No Ht mi methods are up-to-date and authorities of Europe and America- VARICOCELE, HYDROCELE, STRICTURE, PILES, BLOOD DISEASES CONTRACTED TROUBLES VarlcocI I guarantee an absolute cure of this tiouble In one week by a pain less operation that never fails to cure. ' Po not forget that Varico cele Cannot be cured by an electric belt, electricity in any form, by absorption or any external appli cation: Remember, I give a writ ten guarantee to cure your Varico cele by painless operation or re fund every dollar you hatfe paft Stricture I can do more for stricture in three davs with my Improved, mod ern, up-Update method than cuuld te done In three months with the old, painful treatment. I can cure nearly every case in 10 days, and bv a cure, I mean the stricture will never give any further trouble. Remember, my method la abso lutely free from pain and Is cer tain In every case Contracted Trouble Every case of contracted trouble COWBUXTATIOir FKIS-MV COSTS YOU NOTHING. I cheerfully rulded by years or successiui practice. In. No. tonics that stimulate, temporarily, but thoroughly arlentiri. treatment for. the removal of conditions responsible for functional de rangement ...... . . Call If you can. Write today for self -examination blank If you can not call. No business address or street number on our envelopes or pack ages. Medicines from f 1.50 to 4.50 a course. Kottrs from a m. to p. nv, aad Sundays from 10 to Is. Oregon Medical Institute 811 KORJUSOS ST, XT Win ATM A3TO STM. rORTXOjrO. OM. A Perf trass j ixxxoy for tba Batk , As lnrlfiirstlnr as Sea Batk. ' fcvyiens Hani water. ; tS Bat bs 25 cents. .- aw of Lebanon, Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Burtenshaw moved to Linn county, Orrgon, in 1863. They moved to Lebanoh in 1880. Mr. Burten shaw was warden at the penitentiary under Governor Pennoyer for four years. He has also served on the city council for four years and after h was 80 yeara old was elected mayor of the city. Mr. and Mrs. Burtenshaw both look much younger than they really are and any one not knowing their age would not take them' to be over "0 years of, age. They are among Lebanon's most enterprising citizens. basement and foundation of the 10 atorv annex to be erected on the quar ter block by Meier & Frank. The C. J. Cook company took out a $7,000 permit today to cover the cost of the excava tion. A member of the firm of Meier & Frank and a local architect are now in the east making a special study of department store construction, with a view 'of incorporating the modern, up-to-date features in the proposed annex tp the Meier & Frank building:' INDIAN REFUGEE IS CAUGHT AT CHEMAWA (Putted Preag Leased Wire.) Balam. Or.. July 1. James Park enute Koosle, wanted for murder at North Yakima, Wash,. . was arrested at Chernawa Jlst night by Deputy Sheriff H. P. Mlnto. Koosle had registered at the Indian training school aa a stilent and had avoided detection until yester day, wsMno a telegram from Sheriff J. M. Edwards of North Yakima stated that it was believed the Indian- was at Chernawa. Koosle Is not more than 0 years old and Is charged with the murder of an Indian companion in a drunken brawl at North Yakima. $750 In any tingle uncomplicated ailment, ex cept Rupture, Varicocele and Blood Poison. BE PAID WHEN YOU ARE CURED Better Treatment in the World are lndorssd by the hlfhest medical asnot, my lawtis in iua euro ui LOST MANHOOD, NERVE WEAKNESS, KIDNEY AND BLADDER TROUBLES I treat Is thoroughly cured. My patients have no relapses. When we pronounce a case cured, there is not a particle xf Infection or In flammation remaining, and there is not the slightest danger that the disease will return In Its original form or wor,k its way into the gen eral system. No contracted ,diaease is so trivial as to warrant uncer tain methods of treatment, and we especially solicit those cases that other doctors have "been unable to 1 cure. Men's Weakness Our cure for weak men removes all the 111 effects of former follies and dissipation, . stops every los snd drain of rigor, makes the nerves strong snd steady, enriches the blood, invigorates the wasted pelvic organs, and most Important of. all, restores the wasted power of manhood. Avoid temporary stimulants. Seek a lasting cure. HONEST AND CANDID ADVICE glT you the very beat opinion. My cures are permanen t and last- i I ! I i ATHASWXET RICE PC . VcnrFtht( asnl AeUaaptlcallr )wdch !! 'sabrH lif I CLERGY PAY HONOR 10 ARCHBISHOP HISTIE Tenth Anniversary Cele brated Many Tributes of Esteem to Leader. Forty priests of the archdiocese en tertained Archbishop Alexander Christie at a banquet yesterday afternoon In honor of the 'archbishop's tenth anni versary as a bishop of the- Cathollo church. The banquet was held in the refectory of Columbia university, and was attended by ' leading priests of the state., of Oregon. A solemn high mass was a feature of ths, morning celebra tion. This took place In the cathedral. Rev. Thomas Breached ths sermon. Following the banauet. Archbishop Christie received many tributes of es teem in arter . dinner speeches bv a number of clergymen. The speakers referred to the remarkable ferowth of the church in Oregon since Archbishop Christie has assumed charge of ths spiritual welfare of the church. The rapid progress of Cbfumbla tinl varsity among the colteges of the north west and the building of many other Catholic schools was attributed to the enerirv and seal displayed by his grace. Moneeirneur Kauw, wno nas lust oeen notified that he has reoelved the protho notary apostolic degree from ths pope, wag the principal -speaker. In rwplylna to ths eulogies bestowed upon him, ths archbishop paid a grace ful compliment to the priests of his diocese to whom he attributed the great success of the church In Oregon, with out their untiring work, he said, nQthini could have been accomplished. He too! occasion to mention tne need of a ca thedral and theological seminary In Portland,' and declared that the securing or these would be his main oDject irom now on. An otherwise well Tormed colt born near Lakevlew has only one fore leg. and In consequence of too much cow's milk lived only one day. Poison Oak Poisoning. Ballard's Siiow Liniment cures It. Mr. O. H. P.. Cornelius. "Burner, Or., writes My wife has discovered that Snow Liniment cures Poison Oak Pols onlng," a very painful trouble. Bhe not only cured a case of it oh herself, but on two of her friends who were poisoned by this same Ivy. Price, 25c, BOc and $1. Sold by Skldmore Drug Co. l&ORPIIINg; and other drug habits are-posltively cured b ilAiJlTiWA. f or orpooernuo or internal use. Sample BeDt to an man. Ke t your druggie latitat r tt mn lei sue ky auamers Brag U., w Xaii U. rattlaas. Oncaa. HHICHESTER'SPILLS f THK DIAMOND BRAND. 9 1AMON B HBANO PILI ILLS, for SSI ytwn kun M Sect, Satast, Always Rellabla SfltD BY 05HJGGISTS EVERYWHERE MEN AND WOMEN. Cm Big CI for unnatural diacharjaa.inllammationi. Irritations or olcaratloni of ma boss marabrann, Piinlaaa. ajii not eatlis ItKEEVAHSChEMIMLCO. gant or poisonous. ) r ""l aVald ky Drmgglau, -a r r aant in slain wravMtt WZ. 1 " ST sxBTost, praaatd, tor St .00. or I nottlM 2.7&. i Clxcalftr saa a WmA U IF MEN'S y drug naDicuepy milar pries 52.00 per bonis it or by mail in plain wrapper, ileal C".. St. IjiiiIk. Mo WiiJ boa, mM wtlb Blue Rlkbon. V II - ft a Jf 'yjomlsX lataaan.l m J Oiuhimi VJ ng ai ( nrlvn. V X ca, CURED TO STAY CURED mi Is MV FEE Irx Any Uncompli- txted Disorder No other physician employs a lHs method, snd so thorough Is my work that ther need not be the slightest fear of a relapse into the oll condition. It is not a question of whether you can be cured, but whether you will be cured. Don't wait until it is too late. My method is perfect and quick. The cure is absolutely cer tain. I use NO KNIFE, cause no pain and you need not be detained from your work for one day. I especially solicit those cases where monov has been wasted on electrlo belts and other appliances. SB. TAYLOB The Leading- Specialist. The Scientific Treatment of Weakness Dosing the system with powerful stimulants and tonics In an effort to restore functional vigor can have but one final result: The condition Is rendered worse than before "Weakness" is merely an Indication of a low form of inflammation in the prostate gland, and this inflammation is but aggravated by stimulating remedies that excite temporary activ ity. I employ the only scientific and fully effective treatment for "weak ness," which effects a permanent cure by restoring the prontate gland 'to a sound and healthy state. I obtain complete results In every case 1 treat. Those in any trouote surrerlng from sfisk MATORRHOEA, LOSSES AND DRAINS, VAR ICfeL-. IIYitOt'EJLJ5, BLOOD any other disease tending to destroy and dlsng ure and to render happiness Impossible are urged to call upon me without delay. CONSULTATION AND ADVICE xoxrsa e a. x. to s t. k. buhdats io to i. ' The DR. TAYLOR Co. ' S34U Morrison Street, coxvrm raoovs ajrs moxkisov stbexts, vobtxasd, obeqos 4a Acreage and River Front 5 ACRES one block from the Willamette river and one fourth mile from station on the Oregon City carline; 1 acre cleared, balance good timber; all suitable for cutting up Into half acre and acre tracts. mce only sow per acre. 6 ACRES n the Oregon City carline; 5 teres cleared, rich beaver-dam, well drained, balance light brush. Price only $400 per acre; $600 caah, balance to suit the purchaser. - 5 ACRES one fourth mile1 from the Oregon City carline; 2 acres cleared, balance good timber; on good public road Price $265 per acre; half cash, balance to guit the purchsf. 8 ACRES facing on the Willamette river, also on good public . road; one fourth mile to railway station; partly cleared, balance good timber. Price $850 per acre. Must be seen to be appreciated. CHOICE LOTS ON THE WILLAMETTE RIVER, 50x280 feet, all facing on food sidewalk to railway station on one end and taking in riparian rights on the other, for sale on reasonable- terms. I The Shaw-Fear Company j I . . STARK STREET l thonsi Alain 3S and A3tfOQ i - - ' v, - , ," X San Francisco Office Oregon JourliaJ 1206 CaUBldg Telephone ffsamsy BlHffc . ADv-EBTISIiJCfcHrTS A KB SUB SCBirXlOCS BBOUTXI).' Oregontans warn In Sss BCtsc ran hare their mall sent Is car of The Journal office. ARTHUR U' FISH. Representative. CLASSIFIED AD. RATES Saob Insertion, 1 osnt s oonnted werd. So ad less than IB esnts per lusestlon. 7 lnsert'lons for the price of 8. Xros and found, help wanted, situa tion Wanted, for rent and wanted to rent ads, 1 cent a word, 3 Insertions for the price of a. Count six words to the line. "Wew Today (agate measure, 1 Inch, 14 lines) 84 seSts per Inon. "Want Ads" will be aoospted over ths phone, but Ths Journal will not be re sponsible for errors, should iny ooonr In Such ads. Prompt paymsnt xpeoted. Phones, Main 7173; A-6051. Hours, 8 I, m. to 6 p. m, Saturdays, 8 a. m. to 10 V- m- Medical Building PARK AND ALDER STS. Alphabetical Directory Barber, B. J., Blffg, J. On Klrstel, Bdw. dentists Suite 625. French, O. Gertrude, Dr., physician Buue qzo. fnones Main in. a-ii. Perrls, Srs. T. E. ft O. X. dentists Formerly Macleay bldg. Suite ZIL' Main 1939. Holbrook. Dr. Millard C. dentlst-For merly Macleay blag., suite 4Ui-i-v. Main 8519. Keefer, J. B, Dr., dentist Suite 617. Main 2683. A-3404. burkln, Qeo., Dr., dentist Suite B03- Phones Main 678. A-2744. Perkins, T. L., Dr., dentlstj Suite 407. Phones Main 1512, A-6404. Ttmms, Edna ., Dr, physician Suite 625. Phones Main 714. A-4917. Visiting ZTursei' Association Suits 60L Phone Main 4087. Watson, Alfred F-, Dr dentist Suite 60S. fhones Main oi. A-zia. NEW TODAY. ACREAGE If von want a home close In, In any direction from city, call and let me show vou my list of rrom s to tu-acre tracts anid as cheap, as any on the mar ket. DTE AX, BBOWW. 709 Swetland bldg.. Bth and "Wash, sts, Not n Dollar rseticl ha Fafd Until Cured POISON op t 4 SEASES XEW TODAY. Incpme 9 Rents $142.50 Per Month Quarter block, Nob Hill,, 1 four nine- roorn, moaern nouses. $3100 Nice8-room house. Piedmont; cement modern, in basement; , run lot. SI 100 QUARTER BLOCK, $1100 $3300 $2500 In Coles' " And r nn' ttmii, n 6-room house; full lot; ries, fruit; near Union ber-ave- nue, close In. acres, near thte city; 4 room house and barn. i tftfUl PuH lQt on Macadam and Call Sf)00 ?an' balance $20 pei month, nice Dungaiow near . Hawtnorne ave. $3200 $H00 $4500 6-room nouse, Kast side, elosq In. walking distance. Modern- hiouse, full 'lot. East Bide. A nice 8-room, modern house on Willamette Heights. $1,600 cash; gas range, blinds and water heater. HO COMMISSI IT Charged for Selling Your Heal Estate. KO ADVANCE In Price. You Deal Direct. See Me About This New Plan. Martirh-J. Higley 133 THXBD BTEEET. GOOD HOMES FOR LITTLE MONEY S-STOBT, e-KOOtt HOUSE, on E. Mad ison St., close in, for $2,600, $300 cash, lot 49x100, Improved street, lawn and shrubbery, modern In everjr way. 82100 1300 cash. B room bungalow, near K. 34th st. new and up-to-date In every way. 82650 Nsw 7-room home on corner lot, 60x100, ,on JO. 28th at., near car. absolutely a oargain, only $300 cash required. 91950 6-room modern bungalow, new, up-to-date, near E. 37th St., only $200 .down and $15 per month: it's far better than paying rent. We have many others equally as good, call and see us. C0NKLIY BROS. 303 BOTKOBXLD BLDG. OODIIVES A 20 ACRE ORCHARD In a section' like the Hood River Valley will make any family independent for life. We are offering a perfect trai t of orchard land; 1 acres cleared, balance pasture. On the best road in heart of orchard district, where values are rapidly Increasing and where It Is always eay to sell if one wishes to. Improvements consist of" Two acres bearlnr trees 4O0 Spltsenberga, 3 years old 450 Spits aad XTowtowns, yearlings Wall built 4-room cottage. The location and soil can't be Im proved upon. School and store near; fine neighborhood. Buying In the right place is getting started right. We will take care of this place a few yeara If desired. Mac Rae & Angus 433 Chamber of Commerce. Double Your Money Hood River Bargain 15 ACBJQ8 Bloh clay loam soil, lays perfect; county road on two sides; only 2 miles from Hood Haver, rlirht In the heart of this beautiful vailey. prime orchard of 300 New towns, 300 Svltxen- bergs and 76 assorted family trees. 3 acres In potatoes, 3 acres In straw berries, between trees. 1 acre in al falfa, 3 acres in timothy and clover. 6-room, story and haJf frame house, barn and outbuildings, implements and tools. PIElfTT OF WATER. Every thing: is in PIliST CLASS COITSZTIOIf. Price $6,500. 250 CASK payment and the place will pay oat the balance when It will reaouy sell for DOUBLE THE ORIGINAL PURCHASE FRJCE. Sounds good, but It looks better. DEVLIN & FIREBAUCH" 508-9 Swetland bldg-, oof. 5th and Wash. J. L. F1REBAUGM Hood River Kepressntatlve, IRVINGTON S900 50x100 lots on 22d and 23d sts., close to Brazee. SIOOO 50x100 lot on 23d. close to Thompson st. $1109 45x100 lot on 14th. close to Tillamook St., all street improvements in . and paid. 81900100x100 on 16th. close to! Brazee St., street grade pai-1. 82 2 00 85x10(1 on 24 th. closn Cry Til- lamook st.. all street Improvements i In nnd paid. 82200 lthixlCO, corner 15th and: Brazee, street grade paid. ' ! 82200 lOOxlOD, corner 22d -and raze si . one tniri casn. paiance ' j easy terms. Huv now before the i yi r ea aiu gu vaiit vti. i Irvingtott Investment Co. 831 Chamber of Commerce Phones M. 3177. A-44 50 SIN A PS 8571 i75 Corner lot 60x105. In Rose City fa Jark; Includes air Improvements, cheapest corner In the addition, i 1 erms. 81900 1100 cash, balance monthly payment New, modern 6-room bun galow, J-nr A Ins worth ave. gg-iOO-'O" c.-iKh. balance monthly Installments N'?w. modern 6-room . bungalow, on corner. 3 ACREB, near Jennings station, O. , W. P., worth IS!0 per acre. Will 1 trade for ll.oOO telephone bond, with half stock bonus. Fine homes In Irvlngton at reasonable prices sioo down. 30 a month will buy a lot ana oulid nouse to suit you. DAVIE & BLAIR 436 Chamber of Commerce. S N A P 3 $5,500 Ftve acres. near Mllwaukle modern bungalow, poultry, incubators hro.-ders; IS.ooo down. Bargain. ! $13,000 Magnificent farm. 219 .scresj r nntrr cultivation; is acres in r,tjt, hmir and naif ride rrom i'ortland on Oregon Electric road; latter con 4 structlng warehouse thereon; $8,000 :down. Quick action necessary. 1 $3,653 8 acres, flvs miles from Cot- :l tage Grove, under cultivation; 8 room house snd Improvements; will j ll or exchange for Portland prop- ; erty BOLDS WALLACE CO. Boom a, Oanterlmry Bids-, Third aad WuUuton Sts. Telephose Main T904V- Abstracts, Tax Searches Court Cases, Etc, V NO JOB TOO LARGE! OK TOO EMALtl V. ,R. MiZLIP, CO. UAta T331, S38 CMbert Builila-. JTEW - TODAY. Don't COME Wait OUT TOMORROW AND SEE lallway iiiiiw Corner, Lots Inside Lots $100 $85 TEFiMS$ $10 Down and $5 Monthly 10 Discount (or Cash Improved streets, 5-cent fare, good loll. Title guaranteed perfect ' No building restrictions, and imme diate possession. iVGENTS AT TRACT EVERY DAY, INCLUDING SUNDAY Take Montavilla car at corner Third and Morrison stftrets; get off at cor ner Villa and Hibbard streets, Mon tavilla branch office; for further par ticulars call office. CP. WELLS 231 Worcester Bldg. Phone M. 3253. Homes for Sale 95,000 New 6-room house, sleeping porch, attic, full cement basement with floor, fur nace, fine porches, fire place and nicely finished ; on Twentieth St., near Thomp son St.; paved. $4,500 7-room bungalow, sleeping porch, fireplace, 72-foot ce ment basement, cement floor, furnace ; thoroughly modern; on Nineteenth St. north of Thompson. $6,250 7-room new 2-story and at tic, 72-foot basement, large pantry, finely paneled dining-room, all modern con veniences ; on Broadway, near Nineteenth. $5,250 7-room modern house, fine yard, on Halsey St., facing south, between Nineteenth rr . f d and IWenty-lirSt OtS. Holmes & Menefee 89 THIRD STREET FARMS 2 ACRES Rome place; ell best of garden land, ahout 10O fine bearing frsilt treea, good 6 room house, with bath and closets- new barn 20x40, chicken house, spring r Piped to house, and barn, on a fln wat level roail to city. 1 miles from Lents- snap at K.250. J1.600 down. 14a ACRES Al la ml. good building, co acres In I wheat. 23 acres In oats. 30 acres In hay ; 7 sere beaverdam, a fine heavy team, ! fine colt, it head of, hogs, the Vest $100 cow in the country, a fine heifer, all i the farming tools snd machinery, run 1 nlng water th whole year for 100 head ; of stock. 4 to miles from railroad and : town; Dries 14& nr aero 11 ana 13.000 down. beUanc long time a't per v oum ta sonae good city prop- . mt f.i. 80 ACRES 1! cleared. J7$ tre-ea good besrtng orchard, mostly, apples, good S room 9ue. good barn and other aecesaary outhouses, good well at house, running water in pasture, . 000.000 feet ef sUnd ing Umber, go rods from milk snd mail route, In Washington countv. to mile omIortlni,; Personal property: mllchr cows, 1 good tesus, wagon and harness, 1 l-seatej hack. 1 pigs, doren chickens, plow, -hsxrtn. new mowr. bay rake, X new sprayer, all small tools; pries tl.000, half csah, bslsnce time. , Several fine, high rade farms. lasa to Nor th-Tsmhlil. at bargain pri e. Espey-Melnc Hcdly Co; Tract RVNGION Room $11 Cora-ner Comer 2d ani v, a HOUSEHOLD NEEDS, T I 'i"n-nrHnsrinriHIiiil. iii- irni ninissa m ' I, ' ii. COal Ttetnmerr eoal, the bsst-Vyom-, 1 Jn coal: fives mof lieM amr less ash. ChurchTey Bros, isu $ T Marshall sts Phone's W Un 9M A.tS.i IX Insurance &.I Wey6 coV lSffM' Incandescent ; i. Ice C mam Butter. Milk and cTeamr Plire GrOld i'", Pll!l Vs "Pure I, uiC tJUlU Gold-' Flavoring Ex tracts. x-none n-zivo; aitornoona. W 'inp O'Malley and Neuberge ''""Wash. Choice wlnee, J er. S27. and cigars. Look for our cut-rate sale. Free delivery. Phone Main 3384. BUSINESS CAKDS. HOWE, DAVIS & KILHAM. 109 d ST. Blank books m'f'g; agts for JonfS' Improved Loose-Lea.! ledsrs; see thS new Kureka leaf. A-3183. Main 1S3. CLEAN Tt-lWELp DAILY COMli, brush, soup, $1 per month. PortlaiwI Laundry & Towel Supply Co., 9th and Couch, sts. Phone 4 10. brush WARREN CONSTRUCTION CO -i '"Struet pavlnifcrafcidewalks -and cross Ings. 314 Lumber Exchange.' ADOIH ADEKUM, 131 WrSTWFI carrl(?n a full and. complete assort ment of butchers' supplies TIN ROOFING. GUTTERING. RE- pairing- and general jobbing. J 812 Jefferson st. Pacific 1424. 1 1ohhln JT. ToH. 2 1 F. E. BEACH & CO., THE PiONEER Paint Co. Window glass and glaj- Ing. 135 First wt. Phone 13S4. C. F. PFLUGER, NOTARY PUBl.tCj coinmlBKioner of deeds. Deutaches notarist. R. u Mulkey bldg. 2d and Mor. EXCAVATING, TEAMWORK, WOOD- hauling, cleaning-up a specialty, Logan & Clow, 289 Hawthorne E-2673. CHAS. 1. MASTICK & CO 74 Front. leather of every description, tap mfrs. fin d i ngf. GILBERT. & KEYSER, CIVIL ENGI- neers and surveyors, office 414 Couch bldg. 109 4th st Phone Main 7160. THE BARBER ASPHALT 4? A VINO CO. of Portland offic, 404-405 Worcester bldg. ' NEL'. & KINGSLEY, 268 IST.. VOKT land's leading marble and granite wks. LAWYERS' ABSTRACT & TRUST CO. M.SSO. A-4222. Portland Trust Co. bldg. DO.VNERBERG plumbers, 303 & RADEMAGHER, Burnslde. Main 231. ' DESIGNERS AND PHOTO ENGRAV ers. Nelss & Connaway, 109 2d. M.7319 i J AS. Mcl. WOOD & CO., ALL KINDS OK Insurance, surety, bonds. McKay bldg. ISAAC L. WHITE. FIRE INSCRANCEi 344 Sherlock hldg. - T REPAIRS AND ALTERATIONS OS housesjbrl'ck and cement work. E-3804. . WEATHER KEPORT A trough of low pressure extends from British Columbia south to south ern Arizona, and a rmall high pressure area ts central over eastern Montana.' The barometer is relatively high over the eastern states. Showers have oc curred in southeastern Idaho, Wyoming, South Usfkota, Nebraska, Kansas, Min nesota, Iowa Oklahoma, and at . scat tered places in the lake region, mid dle Atlantic and New England states. The hottest weather of the season oc-; curred yesterday in the Wlllamette'vaN ley. During ths last 24 hours the changes in temperature, in all parts of the United States have been small and unimportant. - The indications am for fair weather In this district tonight and Thursday," with lower temperatures Thursday . in . western Oregon, Washington aid north ern Idaho. Temp. Max. Mln. PreclD. . 90 6G .OH Chicago, III. 78 Cincinnati, Ohio 2 64 -4 62 4 54 74 70 62 70 70 60 60 68 54 SO 58 68 .16 00 .00 T. .ftl .00 .00 .00 .34 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .34 .00 ' .00 .04 Denver, C nl ril Detroit. Mich Tfi Kansas City, Mo.. 82 Irfi8 Angeles, Oal . . VB Now Orleans, I.a. . 8S New York. N. Y. . . 4 Omaha, Neb 78 Philadelphia. Pa. . 90 Phoenix, Ariz 108 Pittsburg. Pa 76 Portland, Or. St. Louis, Mo St. Paul. Mtnn Salt Lake, Utah... Seattle, Wash . . . Washington. D. C. 92 80 6 84 74 86 REAL ESTATE, TRANSFERS Have your abstracts made by the Be rn j lty Abstract & Trut Co., 7 C. of C Arleta Lnd company to Mamie Henrv, lots 10 and 11, block 7, Leater Park ..$ 1T0 George W. Gordon and wife to William H. Reed, undivided half ' '" of part of lot 4. section 12, township 1 north, range 6 east. 30 Hlbernla Savings bank to B. I Mrb Inli .11) anA 31. hlorW 11. Capitol H1U 400 Fred Hiram Strong and wife to C, C. Yett and wife, lot 7, block "B," First addition to Holladay ' . Park addition; and that part ot Timothy and Margaret Sullivan D. L. c. lying south of the south -line of above described block "B" and north of the O. R. & N. right of way , 1,500 8. C. Priestly and wife to Anna t C. Olson, lot 11. block 15, Fox- chase addition 8M. W. B. Baker to J. H. Colt, trustee, , lot 2, block 8, Southern Port- - 1 land -. 00 Harrv 8mlth and wife to T. 8. Mctanlel. lot 4, block 8, Park View extension ., -V 1,800 Marcus Peterson and wife to F. r. , F. Plenkner, lots 8, and 10,' block 41. Tremont - 700 Ulysses A. Wynn et si to Lllla D. 4 , Perry, lots 2, 3 and 4, block 25, WiUamette . J.000 Adolph Sorlie to H. G. Stltes et al, lot , block 6, Lincoln Park An- ; nex 1750 J. H. Rankin and wife to Carleton K. Rogers, lot 2. block 10t, Laurelwood Park 1J Real Estate Invtstors association to Evelvn Holden. - lots 10 and 11, block 9. Sellwood 200 Dwlght Cheney to Robert M. Clsrk and wife, lot 16. block . West Piedmont I.jqO Mary M. Gllman et al to Annie Coway. lots 18 and 17, block 1, ' Havelock 1,500 C P. Jordan et al, to Tony Ar- nand. lots 6 snd . blook- 4, ' ' X Garbade 1 J08 JV. L. Green and wife to Ernest T Warren, 6 acres of lots 18 and - 19, DeLaahmutt A Oatman'i ' ; Little Homes subdivision No. 4.. 5,175 Cathrine F. Therkel'Sen to Louise Meehan, ' lots 23 and 34, block 12, Good Morning addition ... . ! 80 George Coot and wife to Anna O. Rodlun. lot 10. block si Mount Scott View .1 J03 William R. Murray, to J. Ms Short, southeast V of section) ' 15. township 1 south, range 4 east t.00 William Jones and wife to Wet . St. Johns Land company. t.ii ', acres' beginning st point Jsj , township 1 north, range l west,, where south line' of George J. 1 Wat ITs donation land claim in tersects center of Portland and St.,' Helena' boulevards t?1 William M. Ladd et al,. trustee, to Effle D. 8!mmons. ot , . block 2. subdlvlxlun of siat-- U . ef Woek-'-Z,-1 city J. I Kennedy and 'wife to' fteln hold Hoffman, 1 acre becin- nlng at stake at "intersection . of east Una of Thlrt-e!hth ' steret wtth south line pt fcirnp son . street ...,..,.;.;........ 4, J! 3 Fred Side-pius "and wife to A. I . Howard and wife, lot 7. blt !!.- Holladsv's ad tition ,'" Richard D. Hcales u-, i'e-t Ros BsvrsttH-k. l -t 14, l-x.i' 11. Ins Park I5;t, i .... . I ''" Bsmuet Wll.on and wife t W'- gsret Blak-lv, t 14, k 1' Simon' -adtttlon . . .. .', . 3 Hancock Strec't r-iil ' .'i- to 11; i. IXn.t- block B. If' it j. t !'- . y '-No. 2 ". -" A. S. N 1 . ' - ' t :