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THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL; PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNINO, .SEPTEMBER 0. ' 1903.
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CROOKED I'JOiOF
RAILROAD AGEttTS
Those Wives.
From the China o Journal.
A. woman never alerua ao aouudl that
ana hoim-i i waaa up ana Stmt Ilia
window when It rains, op to aoa what
'lima II li whan hubbr oomaa In.
A. W. Oreeley,
Maine, retired a watch a faw day a ago.
a Jeweler of Ellsworth,
Woman Asserts Claim Kcp-
rcsentativcs Induced Ifcr
to Sijpi Tapers;
tVmlfi Frees Laaaed Wlre.l
Chicago. Sept. !. A personal Injury
ult that Involve- charg eg of fraud and
deeectlon aaalnat employes of the Chi
cago City Railway company ! now be
ing tried before Judge Chetlaln- In the
uparlor court. . ',' '
Tha complainant la Mrs. ' Jeannette
nnttaford at Salt Lake. Utah, wife of IS.
N. Bottaford. division superintendent of
the Southern Paclflo railroad, at vgaen.
Bht li lulnr the street railway com.
pany for $25,000 damage for nJ"re;
received on February 18, 1?03. wheir ahe
mi thrown from a Cottage Orove car
at Thlrty-aecond atreat Her Injuries
evcloped Into spinal paraiyais, '"
whloh. from SDeclal nirki nn ih k.k-
of It face he dlaoovered waa one whloh
he. had repaired 41 years before to a
day when he wae earring hie eoond
year aa an apprentice.
' ' '-! " 1 a
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H, ,
1RS CM MA I ' $450 in cash for
nollshad
Walnut.-.
le fu
aVAtt nl VteV (MttVAaMiiel
quartered oak and
. ..ulnnl Intn antnj.1 Tift Til V 1 S.
had been an Invalid during the pastour
Mrs. BOllBIora nn um w
rhlcn
L to nreas her ult against the company,
la expected to be rendered Mond
It la
alleaed by the' lawyere of Mr
Bottaford that claim agents 01 me r"
vaa nmnnnv It t f Pmtlt ! , tO TOD tnl
. h il ria-hta whlla aha
'waa lvlna- helDless In a hospital. -The knobs.
Hlrhlv
French .
Dirdseye muda fumitun ...
- w.w, vuuilKllfd to .. v
BAKER'S AUCTION HOUSE
ror aaie by public auction Tuesday next,
to commence at in n'ln.ir tk uA.
lnc consignments J-clv.i' ,, nffln. , mr.
u ',. . uer." r-top desk, large alia;
oak roll-top desk, aire I ft. In.! desk
with bookcase on top; , fire-proof office
ante, cabinet with. Arm
floe table, revolving chair, typewriter
table. Improved letterpress, office chalra,
linoleum. ' Houaa- furnlnhlnn' Umnii.
some parlor suite with silk plush euah.
tons, . couches. Morria , ohnira ... m
automatic Davenport, Napoleon design;
a-ii. round extension
table, auf f et, aet of box aeat chairs,
handsome Sideboard mnA rhlna .In... an
full?JnJl0ll(:$ oak' co,t'y library table
In French walnut lantlnuaV ! Avmin.
fSLruf"' Erussela ruga 6xlJ, carpets,
lady's elegant mahojranjr draaaln fhu
lasa
loss
8
with large French tnlrror and nnr
Vhat Mora Could
You With?
Than a fine home in Rose City ,
Parkf Thtt'i what you wantf
Haven't the rtoney to pay for
)tf ' You don't need tha entire
purchaie price if yon deal with ,
ui, for we wilt '"carry" you for';
a year or two, of eonrae with ' '
tho proviion that you pay at a "
reasonable amount on algninf
papers and ' a , further ; small :
amount etch month, , thereafter, ; ,
i -u. i mm i
ten acres of
Hartmah ThombGon
..!.. - v'u . . - - i. '' ' .- - . ,
; Chamber of . Commerce,
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m t m U la aMortMi. . OTIarea ATTB. 1 iuu Oiner mittrMua mnA ka14(ni '
Bottaford 500 In full setUement of heH dressers and chiffoniers, birdseye maple
one reiu-ou i uiv. icr u.k rrinceas arenaers wit
offer of settlement, it Is alleged, and
the agenta then Induced her to sign
what they termed a card arranging for
services of a nurse. It Is now claimed
bv Mrs Bottaford a . lawyere tnai me
aiinnnaaA frA waa a declaration relcas
Ing the raUroad from all UabUltlea for
damagea
I EAST 988.
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Auction Sales
Wilson's Auction - Rooms
1 73-175 Second, Corner , Yarnhfll
Monday, Wednesday, , Fn
day, Each Day at 10 a. m.
Special attention Is called to the fact
that wa of fa In each sale ' the beat
grade of home furnishings comprising
Ornamental Parlor Furniture In the
latest designs and finish: fin library
and dining-room effects. Carpets, Bugs
and floor coverings.' The sleeptng-room
furnishings-, eomprlsea , sanitary peas,
fine Knrlnirl Mattresses. Chairs. Couch-
.. TCrwtlrAra mtt All tha most dAalrahlA
Irltnhnn furnltiirA fitaal Rinrni. faj I this Week
rtaneres. Cook Stoves, nearly new Heat- one third
Ing Stoves, Linoleum, besides Innumer
able furnishings ' for every department
of modern housekeeping. .
NOTE If you prefer to purchase
goods outside of auction selling ask our
salesmen, they will wait on you at, all
times.
Special, Residence Sale
On the Premises, 1399 Mallory
Avenue, Piedmont, Tuesday,
September 22, at 10 a. m. '
Sale Beached by Woodlawn Cars. -'
Having- instructions from Mr. Martin
we will seU without reserve the select
furnishings of his home comprising
beautiful golden oak Chairs and Rock
ers, Morris Chair In leather upholstery,
elegant Library Table. Portieres, Lace
Curtains and Hangings, select pattern
Axmlnster . Carpets throughout, the
house. Very desirable Hall clock, cost
75. The latest design Sectional Book
case, set of Century Dictionary in calf
, binding, Shakespeare's Works and
other books. The dining-room furnish
ings comprise massive'- golden oak
Sideboard, with China Closet combina
tion. Pedestal Extension Table, golden
oak box Chairs In leather upholstery,
Havlland China- Dinner Set, fine glass
ware and other fine dining-room fur
nishings. Domestic drop-head ' sewing
machine, sanitary Iron Beds In pretty
ttntlngs, golden oak Dressers, Chiffon
iers and furnlturo en suite, Springs and
nne Mattresses, in the Kltcnen you
will find six-lid Malleable Range, Kitch
en Treasure, Dishes, Utensils, Inlaid
Linoleum and throughout the house the
best home furnishings that money can
purchase. Sale commences at 10 a. m.
Special Hotel Sale
Thursday, September 24, at St.
Johns-SaIe at the St. Johns
Hotel at 10 a. m.Twenty
Rooms High-Grade Hotel Furniture..
large French -plate mirrors. Book Steel
IMalVi HI ranflTA- ama wa,a,l haata mnA
other- kitchen requisites. -
1 til . VPrR rail ail.ta aaaata a. m.m-
chants should avail themselves of thla
opportunity of securing good office fur
n3'ure. "-" : Prtle furnishing ar-ln-
vuea io view tnese nrst-dass goods to-
The office furniture. will ha anlrt
puuciuti ac iuo oiock.
tfAKinK SON, Auctioneers.
ON THURSDAY NEXT
At 10 o'clock we have the furniture of
room nouse ana a quantity of other
furnishings received on consignment
from a merchant who la .ninr tha
gooaaor a oerauiter: Bale at 10 olclock.
- - tAVBi-t now, Auctioneers. -ITote
to tb Pnbllo Wa anil all m.
ond-hand goods by auction, and all-new
furniture, rugs, etc.. at retail. Office
ana. salesrooms ie Park st. Both
pnones.
Ford Auction Co.
369 E. Morrison St.
Have a complete assortment of second
hand housefurnishings to be sacrificed
All good staple goods and at
regular . orlce. Furniture
doesn't come here1 to stay. The prices
make It go out again. .
WE BUT. SEU1H9 TXABB.
FURNITURE
B-S31U
oam
I RALSTON - HEIGHTS
' Keep your eye on this beautiful, sightly tract, destined to :
be the finest high-grade residence district in the city. It is -large
250 lots restricted as to building privileges; no house
less than $2,000 can be built In has three carlines running ,
parallel through it. No other tract in the city has that num
ber. . It is close to ten minutes' ride from Morrison street.
The proposed Portland Heights boulevard runs through this
tract. Think of these good points; buy while the lots are
cheap $550 to $750, monthly installments.
Take Fulton car, Morrison and Second streets; get off at
Jones' mill. .
J. MARGULIS, Agent on Ground, A-3093;
, . L. O. RALSTON, Owner of Tract
Down-Town Office
American Bank & Trust Co.
MAI 154; A-1541.
90 SEVENTH STREET
JOIIMlLINEBaf COST' II TTLE, ACCOMPLISff MTJCH
Pricey Go Up On October
the
First
ON OCTOBER 1 the PRICES on corner lots in SWEENEY'S FIRST ADDITION TO
BANDON will be raised to $150 per lot, while the prices on inside lots will be raised to $125
per lot. The rapid rise in value of other property in Bandon more than justifies the increase
in price of the Sweeney lots. A number of people have purchased lots during the past few
months; it will pay those who have been delaying for no special reason, to decide at once to
get in now, and get all the lots in this addition possible; no other property in western Oregon
offers as rich an opportunity for desirable investment Send 2 cents in stamps for "HAND
SOME BOOKLET" about Bandon or call at office for full particulars. Address
The Warren Publicity Co.
SUITE 405-6 BUCHANAN BLpG.
PORTLAND, OREGON
Comorlslne
rURNITURB,
golden oak . PARLOR
settees, unairs ana
lackers In leather unhoiaterv: fin nk
pea-room rurniture, Dressers, comodes.
jxietai tteas, springs, Floss Mattresses,
Pillows, Bedding, Bed Linen, Portieres,
Lace Curtains, Pictures, Toiletware,
etc
blea.
DININQ ROOM effects, oak Ta-
cnairs, jjisnes, uiassware. cut
lery, Table Linen, large TILE REFRIG
ERATOR. COST 11 2f ftna. lnrro hotol
Range, complete kitchen equipments, of-.
rice rurniture, s-post noor cigar case,
fine Wall Case, Inlaid Linoleum, etc.
This hotel Is furnished with extra high
grade furnishings throughout; fine Car
pets, etc. . B. This nearly new, mod
ern brick hotel for rent Inquire at
Star Brewery of Mr. Miller.
Important Announcement
THE PACIFIC MAIL ORDER
CO., 210 FIRST STREET.
Has failed. The stock comprises every
thing that you eat, drink and wear, also
farm Implements, building material; a
carload of fine driving Wiggles, hard
ware, tin and granlteware, tools; a car
load of high-grade Steel Ranges and
Heating Stoves, - large stock of -crop
and garden seeds, furniture, store fix
tures: a fine a Dan of horsea. trunk., ria.
livery wagon, truck harness, driving
liarness. eta. This stock; has been
placed in our hands for disposal. We
have secured salesmen for each depart
ment and will close out the entire stock
In as short time as possible, so If you
want anything In this line be on hand
early. We open the sales Monday morn
ing and will sell, regardless of cost
ee display advertisement In this paper.
N. B. If you want to eell out call up
phone A-5U, Main 12.
J. T. WILSON. Auctioneer. !
Gilman Auction &
Commission Co.
B. Xa. V. OTUCAsT, iUC'HUim.
BOTH rXOBXS.
General Auctioneers,
Real folate Dealers
For Home-Site Seekers and Investors Is Metzger Acreage
An investment in good land is better than a bank. Returns are greater and you can live independ
ently with a good steady income and pay for the land just like rent This is better than emptying
your pockets into-the landlord's. METZGER ACRE TRACTS are snap buys at the present price
and although they are going fast hundreds more should be secured at once. With our immense hold
ings of hundreds of acres there is a great choice to be selected from.
Sales "held at residences, eta. Regq-J
lar enrtlon.aa.lea at loom, ail wicu.
1NQTO.V STREET, between lath and
Uth, Agent for the sale ef "TABOR
HEIGHT 8 properties. Buyer ef bouse-
bold fumltore. rtr for eaah. Ofnee !
411 VTeahlegloa street. j
.Richest soil in Ore
gon for garden
truck of all kinds,
fruits, berries "and
walnuts. Sone
tracts cleared, part
ly cleared, and some
all timber, which is
worth more than
the price , of the t
land. ' -
METZGER
ACRE
TRACTS
beautiful
are ideally
These
tracts
located on the Ore
gon Electric line,
only- 30 minutes'
ride from Jefferson
street, station, fre
quent service en
abling all to reach
the city at almost
any hour.
Never Before Has Opportunity Knocked So Long At Your Door.
Opportunity is lingering longer at your door than it has erer done before. It is offering you
dollars for dimes, and the skeptical are looking askance, doubting, while the wise ones are investi
gating Metzirer acres and seeing for themselves and believing that these acre tracts are in.
restments. VISIT METZGER TODAY. Take car at Jefferson and Front stVeeU and luf ents
will show yon over the ground. Call at office for plats. -
10 Down 200 Up. 3'.MonlWy
HERMAN' METZGER, Owner,
226-223 FRONT STREET, PORTLAND PHONES MAIN 474,. A-137
IMETZGEK BKANtH OFFICE PHONE MAIN 6409 : . .
magnificent
-.(
fruit land in the
Uimpqua Valley
f 5,.- ' ' . .,.:.:.,,, i..
?, Ten acres of fruit land One-Half of . the ,net
in the-Umpqua Valley profits Tof this inter-tree1
has produced, is produc- development goes to"
;ing and "will produce a .you.J.
net profit 1 each year of . . The history of ; the -$5,000.
This is the case Umpqua Valley guarari
.where;trees have, come tees that one-half of the '
into bearing. That $5,000 profits from this land
a year has been cleared will net you $300, which
Jxpm fruit' land in this will pay your 12 month-
fertile . valley is pVoven
beyond a doubt.
Four hundred and
ly installments for the
second year.
At the end of the sec-
fifty dollars in cash for ond and third years we
10 acres of this land again divide the profits
of the inter-tree develop
ment. Each year one
half of the profits ought
to pay the installments
of the succeeding year.
The first crop of fruit
the fourth year, and
each succeeding crop,
should take care of all
future installments, pay
a good profit and make
the land worth 10 times
its present price.
t According to this plan
--and we have taken as
a basis for our calcula
tions the actual experi
ences of people who have
seems almost out of rea
son. Yet the fact re
mains that $450, accord
ing to our plan, should
pay for 10 acres, plant it
in fruit trees and culti
vate them until they
produce their first crop.
This is the plan: We
offer you a 10-acre tract
of Umpqua Valley land
.at $1 50 per acre, amount
ing to $1,500. We sell
you J0 acres on a first
payment of $150 and
monthly payments of
$25, which amounts to
$450 the first year.
no
By paying $450 cash, operated and are still op-
further payments erating fruit orchards in
the famous Umpqua
Valley you will .pay
$450 for a 10-acre 'tract
in full bearing. The
land pays the balance.
Umpqua Valley his
tory guarantees every
word of our proposition
to you. We do not
this crop is absolutely guarantee -that it will
nothing to you. We produce what we claim
perform this part of , the for it,. but from observa-
agreement absolutely tion of what others have
would be due for a year.
In the meantime we will
set out your trees this
fall at cost. Next spring
we will plant potatoes,
canteloupes and other
root plants between the
trees. The cost of seed
and labor to cultivate
free of cost to you.
COUPON
W. C HARDING
LAUD CO.
SO fourth St.
Fleeae nail foil Information
afeeut BOSEBXTBO XOKB OB
OTABB TBACTS.
Address
done in this valley we
verily believe it will do
even better than we
claim.
For. further informa
tion concerning this won
derful fruit valley and
our plan for giving you
an easy ownership of 10
acres of splendid fruit
land, call or address
A 1 "-.
W. C. HARDING
LAND" CO, "No
80 Fourth Street
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Board of Trade BuUding, Ground Floor
Portland, Oregon 1
Ban Francisco OTJco
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can bare their mall nt In care of
. The Journal Office.
J. X BROWN. Representative.
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L Insertions for the nrlce of .
tat and found, help wanted, situa
tion wanted, for rent and wanted to
rent ads, 1 eent a word. I Insertions
for the price of I.
Count six words to the Una'
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in suon ad. Prompt payment expected.
phone, but The Journal
aponainie ror erron
1 not be ra-
ahould any oeour
Phones, Main 7173; A-6051,
nours,
Saturday
to I n. m.
aye. I a. ra. to 10 p. nv
WEATHER REPORT
. , WEATHER CONDITIONS '
A trOUITh . Of IaW nr-aanp. a w . -n
from the valleys of California north.
eastward to the British northwest, and
the pressure Is below normal over the
entire district, hut im v.a,a.innin. .1..
along the coast It is raining this even
ing along the Oregon coast and In west-
ern Washington, but clear nicies con
tinue ever tha Hlltm nnrilnn .of that
district. It Is warmer from the Cas
cade mountains eastward, and allghtly
cooler from this range weatward. The
tempeaature le near the aeaaonable av
erage throughout the dlatrlct.
The lndloatlona a r. . nw bTiaw...
throughout the district Sunday, with
cooler weather from the Cascade moun
tains Mestwnrd and la eastern Washing
ton. . .
. , FORECA8TS. '
Portland anil viiinit d...l
Showers and cooler; westerly winds.
Oregon (fiundav Showara nnnli.
west portion; variable winds, mostly
Waabinaton Rnnil.i nhn.... .
cooler westerly winds.
;" tounaayj showers.
Maximum temnratnr T A.-
minlnrum temneratura, 17 A a .....
rdlnf at 8 ,". a feet; change In
last 24 houra -0.1 foot: total r.U.n
(5 D. Xh. tO ft n. m l nnnA
Bln6e Sentembar aa' n' "v-T " "
mal rainfall alnoe September i, ltii, .92
inch; deficiency .83 Inch; total snnahlae,
o noura: noaalhla ann.hin. 14 v.
minutes: barometer (reduced , to sea
level) at B p. m.. 29.7S inchea f "
MARRIAGE LICENSES ,
Edward Davla. Clranrf. Trnw
tO. and Elvis Tavlnp; nn . "
viauuy)Bty OeUWOOO. . S3,
and
Ada
Weddlnar Card a IV. n timi(K k. N '
Waahlnflrton hldar . lVirav i.u - . tit--v."
Ington ats.
BetS & Sona florin)., funaral ...1... .
49H Morrison. Woodlawn 1813, C-1866.
Clarke Broa, florists Fine flowers
and floral designs. 289 Morrison st
. Pull dress auits for rent, all sixes.
Unique Tailoring Co.. 809 Stark st
Max f Smith rir.r.io. ika tzu .
ponlte Meier Frank's.' Main 721B.
FUNERAL NOTICES
HEALT In this
city,
xnomas Healy, aged 60 years.
Of James Edward, Elizabeth, Alice and
September IS,
60 years, father
Ellen Healy. all of this citv . Funami
Tuesday, ' September . 12, from the fam
ily residence, 355 East Ollsan street, at
8:45, thence to the Dominican church,,
on Third and Clackamas streets, at 9
a. m. Friends invited. Interment at
Mount Calvary cemetery.
SCHEELAND The funeral services of
Mary Genevieve Scheeland will b held
at her late residence.- 435 12th st., Sun
day, September' 20, 1908. at 4:30 p. m.
Interment St Marv'a cemeterv. Frlonia
Invited. . .
- aar-i-yi r-in-ln 11 ejn-sjir-an swi Haax L t n
PUNNTNO, "M-ENTEK A GILBAUGH. .
undertakecs and embalmers: modern -
In every detail. Seventh, and Pine. Main '
430. Lady assistant - c
J.P.Ftaley&Sonon.nd -
ijaay assistant. Main 9: A-1599.
I ZELLER-B k'RNES CO., FUNERAL ti'
reciora, emDaimers, z u liuaseil. East
1088. Lady assistant
I EDWARD HOLiuAN,
220 3rd street
UNDERTAKER.
ERICSON
balmlng:
UNDERTAKING CO.. EM
lady a't; 409 Alder. M S1S3.
CEMETERIES
ROSE) CITT SINGIJ' GRAVES. 110;
family lots. 325 to 375. Suoarlntan.t.
lent at cemetery, corner of framnnt a.
and Cully road. Phone Tabor 206. For
full Information apply to frank Schle
geL C32 Worcester blk. Phone A-2823.
CARD OP THANKS
WB WI8H TO EXPRESS OUR THANKS
ror me generous sympatny and kind
ness of our friends during our late be
reavement George M. Parka. Claude A.
Parks.
Lawyers Abstract A Traal Cn m
I Board of Trade bide; abstracts a
I specialty. -
Have your abatracts mad by the Title
ft Trust Co.. 7 C of C - '
Pacific Title ft Trust Co, the leadlnai
sbatractors. 204-8-6-7 Falling bldg.
w. n. ,iaisnp at wo., aosiraeta, cer-
tincares or title, etc 3Z8 Corbett bldg.
Williams Abstract Comnuir. Inn will
five you the lowest 'prices on abstracts.
68 Stark st, room 12. : .
NEW TODAY
Bargains In Snnnyslde
' Strictly modern hanu at T nwna a
closets, double floors, iraa In, sewer 00 tw
nected, half block to ears. Price 11,760.
Open, Sunday 2 till S p. ra.
140 a. SOTS,
uucon,
A SNAP
X rur 9x11, ras range and beaten,
square dlnlng-table. mlaalon atyla Calf
today and Monday only between 11:3
and J. ,
T33 bast oovem. nil tsars tr.
SNAP
Twe lota on M nIrd amiia f Morke
from car ifna. 10x100. eornar; the beat
buy la this -section. -
IT PATS TO 8EH TS.
tntArar m amx.ow,
B3S Chaaxbar ef Cotnmarwe.
Main 1453; A-;70.
NEW BUN C ALOW
Clooe to ear at Movat Tabor, vr-n.' 1
take vacant lots as part peyrr.tr.i
CIO. KN CHT CLAKX
93 CaajaVrr ef Comm.rr.
rhonS Mats I44T; Ilr- Aft.
ilKOO 4 acres ar Lt, g-
1-
12M-Hoim aM S
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V 15001 a t
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