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Newspaper Page TextTHC OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 29, 1003, IS nine SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE AGAII! ' - - i. . i , Ilarriman liners to Sail In -, , Evenings From : . ?. . . Now On. FOUR VESSELS IN : - FROM SAN FRANCISCO V'.: ' ' rv ' Stf am Schooner Johan roolsen ; Brings Capacity Freight, Including b Largo Shipment of Coffee George W, Elder .t Dock This Evening, ; With the departure of the steamer ' state of California next Friday arter : noon at 4 o'clock. the San Francisco ft i Portland Steamship company will rs . sums Ita winter1 scheduls between thla '(city and Ban Franclwo, It will eltm- In Ia ti a aMftlfl fMlllfl QOWn t tl LO J lumbla to a certain extent, out win j t the steamer Into the open aea at day t, light Instead of durlnr the night, as un tder the summer schedule... .. .. The State of California, Captain No- pander, arrived here late last night, I J bringing 10 passengers and a full car ; go of freight She enoountered fair : a r n ci. I ii or ait uia way wuwiib - heavy atorm that raged a few days ago having subsided and left the ocean again '. almost aa smooth as a mm pono. '' ' The steamer George W. Elder, Cap t--ain T.Mn nf tha North . Paclfu , '-" Bteamahlp company, reached Astoria -this evening. Bha, too, encountered ' t good weather and reached port exactly , on eohedule time. ' The steam schooner Johan Poulaen, .. which arlved here last night. Is at Oalt street . dock discharging freight, after having delivered a large consignment nf ivna.mlta at Kalama. The Johan - poulaen came Into the harbor with the ) v largest rreignt Drougni nere ior at iun lime oy one 01 ins jnuopenuoui. uvb, every Inch of space being occupied. In cluded In the cargo Is 1.000 barrels of ;.,- asphalt, s.OUO sacus or cement ana i.uuv l sacks of coffee. She will take grain a and lumber for return cargo. S The steam schooner Toeemtte will be S3 in in, fcm-hAF lata thla afternoon from Ban Franclsoo to load a return cargo of ' lumber. JAPANESE SHOW SPEED. Steamer Fntul Maru Comes From Hakodate In 18 Days. The Japanese steamer Fukul Maru showed speed by coming here from Hakndata In 18 dava as rood time as Is I f made by the regular trana-Paclf lo Mn S rkntiin K 'Nihuima sava fine weather was encountered all the way. (V Everybody on board halls from the land t of the rising sun. Hi rr't TV. . l-.. I t..tli a f TlanCtAlH',, dock-upon her arrival In the harbor at 8 o'clock this morning, and stevedores itl L were put 10 worn immeaiaieijr to get me jilt heavy oak timbers brought here from k 3 i northern Japan out of the hold. The cargo, measures j.Bie.iei reel ana is valued at about 50,ooo W. t Cuntain Nakaarama has not been ad vised yet whether or not the steamer is under engagement for outward cargo, but he believes ahe is to go to Van couver. B. C., to pick up a cargo of breadstuffs- or general freight for the orient The Fukul Maru was here two years ago, and Captain Nakagama had not forgotten the acquaintances made here then. Most of the officers are some what acquainted with theKngllsh lan- & r u age. During the itusso-sapanese war sT the Fukul Maru was a blockade-runner until aome weu-directea snots from a 3 " Japanese cruiser brought her to a stop and she was seized. The marks of two men t shells are still visible on the ves eel's starboard side a few Inches above the Pllmsol mark. Oomlnsr across the ocean the Fukul Maru sighted the Nippon Yusen Kaleha liner Tangu Maru, bound for the orient from Fugct sound. QUARANTINE RAISED. San Francisco Steamers No Longer Subject to Regular Detention. San Francisco, Cal., Sept 29. San Francisco merchants are rejoicing be cause the government has raised the Quarantine on all vessels going from this port. Word was sent out from Washington yesterday that vessels from San Francisco need not be Inspected unless sickness Is discovered. Action to the above effect was taken at the recommendation of Dr. Blue, who has been In charge here since the plague scare of last spring. Dr. Blue stated that It had been so long since a case of the disease had been reported that he thought It wise to take off the quarantine. (Special Dispatch to Th Journal.) Astoria, Or., Sept. 29. Quarantine Officer Holt has received notice from the department at Washington that the regulation requiring the inspection of vessels arriving from San Francisco on account or tne plague nas been mscon tlnued. month: wind southeast two "miles weather rloar. Tl1ra at Astoria Wednssdav 1:41 m l.o ft; b. m.. .1 r.et; 1:14 a. m. l.o reel; iu:i n. in., 0 1 Taku nar, Beifi If Arrived yaster- aur Bnamtr mx. aw foliar, trom i'orv land. . Hongkong. Bept !. Arrived Oer- mn ateamer Alle. from Portland. bailed it It ii-rinsn oieamsr Ara bia, ior i'oriiana. SAW FRIEND DROWN TD2S UP AT GOBLE. Into American Ship Berlin Goes Quarters for Winter. Having discharged her cargo of canned salmon, the American ship Ber lin yesterday was towed from Alblna dock to Goble, where she will be tied up for the winter and left in charge of a watchman. The Berlin was one of the first Brls tol bar salmon cannery ships to re turn this season, having been beaten to the Columbia river only by the Ameri can bark Henry Vlllard, which Is now -discharging her salmon eargo at As .r tor la. The St, Nicholas came In a' few aays alter ins xteriin. doui io lauar and the Henry Vlllard will also tie up for the winter at some convenient spot down tne river, proDaoiy at ciirton. IN BALLAST FOR AUSTRALIA. British Tramp Steamer Bouklr Com' lng for Wheat. Th Rrltlah steamer Bouklr Is com' lng here from Newcastle under charter to 40aa wnni iur cui ouv ii apm lng in ballast . The steamer registers I lit tons net. This Is the second oteamer to come from Newcastle this reason In ballast to carry wheat for ' Europe, the first being the Magdala, '.which is now loading here. The Magdala brought enough coal with her to steam her from this port to Coronet, the South' American coaling station, and will save some on her full bill going home. It le probable that the Bouklr. too, will bring a supply of fuel for ber own ose on the homeward bound voyage. MARINE NOTES. ' AsteriaOr.. Bept J. Arrived at and lft wp at I a. m. Steamer Geo.: W. Elder, from San Pedro and way porta Arrived at I II and left ip fiteaaoer Teeemite. from Ben Francisco. fan Fraoeleo, CaL, Ppt !. .Arrived at 1 a. m Steamer Jim Butler, from Colsmbl river. Astoria. Or.. Sept- It. Left up st p. m. Steemer Sxato of C-alifomta. tWiled at 1 11 p. rn. Biitlah etile Lar flmore, for Tort Natal. Arrived at 4 p. SB. Iemvr Oeo. W. Fenwlck. from Sen Freelacn. San Kraclorr, Csl.,BrL II Sefled t 1 p. m Frliiah steamer. King OT. for Portland. Hhrt, rt It- Arrival rml'mrlT French f'rk ri!l'n and Bully, from LlTfrr l f'-r rr-r:,nl. Atr.r.. (.., p.jL ?. C-t;oa e tie Bi u . a f tc liter at t a. n, Sailor HansoQ Made Heroic' Effort to Save Companion. X. A. Hanson did everything to could to save bis shipmate, Frvd Netoon, whoa the latter was drowned In an attempt to swim aahore from the British ship Wynnstay, that Ilea at anchor In the stream off the mills of the North Pa clflo Lumber company, jlanaon was also la the water and about five yards sway when Nelson cried out that bo cotiia no longer keep afloat. Hanson was arreated this morning, and tlao-d la the cltv iall on the charge of deaertlng a veaael. lis Is Ij years of age, a native of Stockholm, Swednn, and as fine a specimen of a sailor as ever reached this port Being sn ath lete and expert swimmer, he says he could have saved his shipmate had the latter-cried for help before the moment he went down. ' "I met Nelson in -Valparaiso," said Hanson this morning, "and wo concluded to shin on the Wranalav bound for Portland. Wo were not satisfied with the ship, and so decided to swim shore. At .10 o'clock last night we put our clothes in a tub, tied life lines to our wslsts and lumned overboard. Intending to tow me tuo containing ine ciomea iu snore. 1 . "It was dark, but the water was not very cold, and we made good headway until ahout mldwtv tiotwaan the Shin and the west shore, when Nelson told me his foot had gotten caught In the line lowing the tub. I dove oown. ana after considerable difficulty freed his foot and released tue rope from bis waist tellinc him to swim for shore, as I could easily tow the tub myself. "He swam about five yards and then cried out that he was cone. Ho disap peared the next moment. I swam about for some 10 minutes or more, but he did not come up again, and finally struck out for shore, where a man liv ing1 on a scow assisted me out of the water. Then we reported to the police. "Nelson was ared about 15 years, and a nstlve of Halmstad, Sweden." Chaplain Bernaya of the Seamen's in stitute notified the caDtaln of the Wynnstay thla morning that he will ar range for the funeral in case Nelson's body is reoovered. He will also bold services this afternoon on board the ship. The Wynnstay arrived here day before 'esterdav after a very stormy, voyage rom Valparaiso under charter to carry wheat to Euope. ALONG THE WATERFRONT. fine program h Tht ai-hoaner Benlrfa was chartered yesterday by the raclflo Export lumber company o carry a r , , ties lo uuaymaa. aieiico, irom out w the tnUls on tuo lower loiumma. . MARINE INTELZJGENCB. , morula XJasrs Dae o Arrive. Hnmer, San Francisco ,.,e.oit. 10 Alliance, Coos ttay .... -" Kureka, Eureka and Coos ...oet. I Hreakwslor, Coos Hay J noanoke. Ban Pedro and way....OeL Nloomodla. orient , i5)ot.! Oeorse W. Klder. Baa FedrO..Oct. 11 ii The British ship Aberfoyle began dis charging ballast at Greenwich dock this morning. District Forecaster E. A. Beals re turned from Coos bsy this mornlno- and leaves for Astoria this evening to con tinue his tour of inspection. A large snag is proving a menace to navigation off the Ash street dock and steamboat men will probably apply to the government engineers to have it removed at once. s The Seamen's Institute celebrates Its tenth anniversary this evening at the Institute, Front and Flandera streets. Slate, Ban Francisco , ,, ...Uet. Araoia, orient .,.,.,,,,. V. .rl.nl . NOV. Numantla. orient ,Nov, ll Boralar XOaera to -Deport. Breakwater. Coos Bay '? Oeo, W. Klder. San Pedro ,....ct. 1 State, san Francisco ........ s. Homer, San Franolsoo .Oct. I L iif.1.. IT, ... I'M! ...ink ttoanoke, Ban Fedro and way.....OcL J Itoae city., nan rancico , Nleomedla. orient ..."pc is Arabia, orient ., iOT',l Alesla. orient If Numantla, orient ,... Teasels la Fort, Broderlck Castle, Br. sh. ..... . ..Stream caralemors. Br. sh N. P. Lbr. Co. Vigo. Nor. sh v.8tr.',in Leviand Bros. Br. sh... Drydook Donna Franceoca. Br. bk Astoria Churchill. Am. ecb JA",.or,5 Asgsrd, W. sh Drydock Alvena, Am. ach tor " Albert nh kmers. Oef. bk Oceanic W. F. Jewett. Am. sen Astoria Irene, Am. sch..... ....stprls Washlnicton. Am. s ...Drydock Annie Smale, Am. ach. N. P. mills Gael. Fr. bk .6L Johns vi..nn.. ir, Kir Centennial Mlchelet, Fr. bk Columbia No. 2 Daghlld. or. snip, .aiomiomer .-.w. . Aberfoyle, Br. bk Greenwich Desdemona, tir. ok. .rriii . . . v. I fitr..m St. Nicholas, Am. ship . .Astoria Puako, Am. bktn. Knappton Le Poller. Fr. bk Cornll Bart, Fr. bk Berlin, Am. sch Americana, Am. sch. .... Wrestler, Am. bktn Beechley. Br. ss..... ... La Kochjaqueiein, nr. ss Neusllly, Fr. bk If. I.,.. fZm .hln KTI ..lnml rilltrh aa Magdala. Br. aa Montgomery No. 1 Wynnstay. Br. sch .Stream n.n.ni W Fr. hk. . . Llnnton Guernsey. Nor. ss E. W. Mills Crescent, Am. sch. .Portland Lumber Co. Fukul Maru, Jap. ss Banf ield Geo. W. Fenwlck. Am. ss. .Tongue Point Johan Poulsen, Am. ss Oak street State of California. Am. as. . .Alnsworth George W. Elder. Am. ss martins Tosemlte, Am. ss On way up Ba onte to toad Lumber. P-strhaven. Am ss San Franc sco fitanlav Dollar. Am. ss..8an Francisco Olympic, Am. bk F. 8. Loop. Am. ss W. H. Talbot, Am. sch. . . Riverside. Am. ss-. . Bee, Am. ss. ..... . J M. Griffith. Am. sMi. Sn &oute With Cement ond General. Bldart, Fr. bk..,. VSVli;,,rt Neatsfields, Br. sh . . . . H.aJnb, David de Anjers. Fr. sh "JS Bradloch. Br. bk A"!3!rS Kllloran. Br. sh aEtU-JS jolnvilla, Fr. bk.. uJllhZrl Carmanian. Br. bk Hamburg rterhambeau, Fr. bk..,., V J1! Oulf Stream. Br. bk .niw Alios. Fr. bk -ondon Kugxne Buhnelaer, rr, pa .,...." v La Tour de Auvergne, -'r. blfc.AnJwerP A rm.fi, Fr. t.k . ,. . , ,, Vl'.iS GlanaJvon. Br. bk Antwerp Goal BJJpo X BVoato. Flfeahlro, Br. bk.... 's-'"J Boeeuet, Fr. bk Newiast e, A. lorrisdale, Br. ab Newcastle. A- Tramp Steamers a Bouta, Janata, Br. so.,,.. Ben rrenr sco Veddo?Ir. so " Francisco reike RUkmera, Ger. so ? Thyra. Nor. es Vancouver. B. C Knight of the Thistle, Br. ss,.8an ran. King Ueorge. ur, ss ...uan iuv Ba klaxiM U Ballast to Vaa ttrauu Port Crawford. Br. on. .Ca 'ao River Falloch. Br. bk .Callao Onion, nar. ah .Tokohama Oen. Faluherbe. Fr. bk. ..... .Tokohama Merechal de Noallles. Fr. bk.Wost coast Homeward Bound. Am. bk-Vano'v r, U. c. L.ii. Ann. c, .Niecail a N. B. W. Lydgate. Br. bk Santa Kosalla Bully. Fr. bk...... ' ..Antwerp Crlllon, Fr. bk A?.,w.r? Oenevleva Mollnos; Fr. bk ;JPri Leon Blum, Fr. bk i.",,ob"r.t Finland. Bus. sh Guayaquil Maadalene. Ger. bk ,. . . .Acaquieo Alexander Isenborg, Ger, bk. .Honolulu Thiers. FT. bk aii Ri,Hi, Vr hw San Francii rreal nmtnn It. IK Callao Latimer. Br. ah Callao San Francisco Office Oregon Journal : 1206 Call BUfl. ' ' Telephone Kearney till ' AJDTSaTIBEaf XB7TS A WD Tja CaMniOai BSCSITBD. Orogonlans when In Sa Franolsoo can have their mall sont In care of ' The Journal Office. J. L BROWN. RepresenUttva .Llnnton Llnnton Gable ....St. Johns .Astoria , . . , . .Drydock .Coal bunkers Llnnton Stream .Montgomery I , . 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Lost and found, bain wanted. Situa tion wanted, for rent snd wanted to rem ana, a cenc woru, s tusaruoaa for thS prlee of t. ' ' Count sis words to the Una "Mew Today" (agate meaaure, 1 Inch, 14 lineal. 14 eenia, nor inch. "Want Ade" will bo accepted ever the pbona. but The Journal will pot be ra sponalble for errors, should any occur In such sda Prompt payment axpeeted. Phones, Main 7173; A-C051. Hours. a, m. to I p. m. Saturdays. I a. m. to 10 p. m. WEATHER REPORT The storm that enveloped the great lakes Monday morning haa socnt Its energy, and another low barometer area naa developed over the British North west and is now central over Saskatche wan and Manitoba. An extensive hiah barometer area covers the country from Waahlngton ooutheaatward to Colorado and New Mexico and thence eastward to the Atlantic. Kaln baa failen over the Atlantlo states, the lake region and the British Northwest during the past It hours, but with the exception of Mani toba, the Dakotas, the lower lakea and New England, clear akles prevail this morning. It is warmer from the great Diains westward to the Paclnc. the rise n temperature being aulte marked from the Cascade mountains eastward to the Dakotas. It is decidedly cooler over the Atlantic elates, tne upper Uhlo valley and the great lakea Tne indications arc ror rair weather with but slight changes In temperature over this district tonight snd Wednes- REAL ESTATE TllANSFIMJl , U Wright and wife to J Itanaka, lot 11. bl. a 14. J Irving s hirst addition . II. Muriihy at vln Bishop, )o( I, Willi Jam so buik II. Ma be ! vila Frank Bods and wife to Cli-ater A. Groat, east 41 feat uf lt 10, block II. Hawthorne First addition No rah McCann to llamlulph ra don, lots It and lo. block I, Point View Rlvsr View Cemetery company to Oeorge V. IodJa, lot lit. section 141. said cemetery. . . . Oulseppa Vavallero to I'oMl Kd vsrao, lot, 4, moca u. aiiti Uumestead , Lone Fir Cemetery i euro nan y to Mrs J. II. Miller, north S of lot 21. block 14. said cemetery Monro Investment company to Jack Schlusp, lot' 4, block II, Vernon Glen Harbor Realty company to Mattlo Wyman, Iota I and , hlnclr 0 ri!n ltrh.ir Joseph Howell and wife to, Addle tlotrsiatier. oaat f ft ieei or mia I and 4. block lit. East Port- ' ' land 1.000 Arleta Land company to Joel Brask, lota I and 4, bloc o. Arista 1'ark. No. 4..... Ernest A. Allison snd wife toFan- nle Crutkshank. lot 4, block e, TMmnnf Plae .............la. Hlhornla Savings Bank to Edwin It. Brltton, lots la ana . uiock II III i .' ,40 114 1.100 .';is too 101 13 III 400 day. Temp. Max. Mln. Precln. Boston. Mass : 76 60 .40 Chicago, 111 50 16 .0 Cincinnati. Ohio.... 52 44 .08 Denver, Colo 64 44 .0 Detroit, Mich 70 40 .53 Kansas City. Mo... 60 16 .0 Los Angeles. Csl... 94 64 .0 New Orleans. La... 72 56 .0 New York. N. V.... 44 64 .64 Omaha, Neb 4 36 .06 Philadelphia. Pa.... 76 60 .62 Phoenix, Aril 10 66 .0 Pittsburg. Pa 74 43 .62 Portland, Or 70 63 .0 St Louis, Mo 68 38 T. St Paul. Minn 44 80 .0 Salt Lake, Utah.... 62 4 4 .0 San Francisco, Cal. 84 68 .0 Seattle, Wash 66 63 .0 HpoRane, wasn s .u Walla Walla, Wash. 80 60 .0 Washington. D. C 80 46 1.68 MARRIAGE LICENSES I WANT YOU TO READ THIS IF YOU ARfc A W mm 23 Even If Others Have Failed to Cure You o vou feel that vour manly strength Is slipping av? Are you weak, nervous, fretful and Bloomy, avi pains and aches In different parts of tne Do aw t 1.". .A.n sllatnrhliri Wflk back despondency, melancholia, palpitation of the heart, unable to concentrate your thoughts, poor memory, easilv fatigued, specks before your eyes, aversion to PooVty. lack of ambition, will power depleted, dizzy snella vital Iosspp, poor circulation, feel cold, lire less and worn out, primarily Induced in many cases through abuses, excesses, overwork, etc.? If so, then T warn vou. Do not delay longer. The methods 1 devised twenty years ago for treat lne men's diseases proved a radical step in medi cal science. Those mttlwds have enabled me to cure diseases that were formerly regarded as In curable. In working out my methods. I held the theory that "WKAKNESS," for instance, was not a constitutional or functional aliment, but a pros tatic affection, and, therefore, merely looal. I rea soned truit its constitutional effects were simply the results of a tremendous waste of energy due to Inflammation of. the prostate gland: that this being true, a local treatment could alone effect a cure. Thereupon i ut iwu mo ncnu-m x "ii'vj today with such mamou success. inueeu, x imvo never known this treatment to fail to effect a com plete and permanent cure In a comparatively short time. TJX. TAYLOR. The Leading Specialist My Fee for a Cure Is $10 In Any Uncompli cated Case Pay Me When Cured No Man Need Be Weak Mv treatment for other diseases peculiar to men are also along original lines and are equallv successful. Hence I reiterate that no man need be WEAK and AILING. My Special Treatment Is an open door to manly vigor and all the pleasures that belong to perfect health. Any man may aval! him self of mv services. It has been and Is my life's work to aid afflicted men, alleviate their sufferings and restore them to health and vigor. I have there for nlaced the charge for my services within the easy reach of any man, no matter what hl. circumstances. To PROVE faith. I WILL WAIT FOtt MV vvtii vnr tnr. ."tTREO. No man could be fairer than that, I take all the risk. You take none whatever. lutely nothing to lose. You have everything to gain and abso- Delay Is Dangerous Men whose vitality Is exhausted, those who have some private disease or weknes lurking in their system, and who are prematurely old. while still vouna- in vearsbroken down wrecks of what they ought to be. and who want to be strong and to feel as vigorous as they did before they wasted their strength, to enjoy life again, to win back the vim. vigor and vitality lost, should consult with me before It Is too late. My Direct-Method Treatment Offers a Positive CURE for Every Ailing Man I Cure "Weakness" "Weakness" is not a nervous disorder, demanding a tonic arstem of treat ment but is merely a sympium tj i-mm ................... ,. ....,-...,... ... .... niMv, y- . rrv,i. nniiiiinn , an aa a raault of earlv dine Inn Hon or wuni Improperly treated contracted olsorder. and requires carefully directed 1- restored to Its normal state. hlch results In full and complete return of siren eth and vigor. My cures" are permanent because the condition responsi ble for the functional disorder is entirely removed, and 1 am convinced that by no treatment other than my own carefully directed local measures la a radical cure of this ailment poasible. Contracted Disorders Tna serious results that may follow neglect of contracted diseases could bo aVelT exaggerated. Safety demands an absolutely thorough cure In the tleat ooaslble time. I have treated mow cases cf contracted disorders than aTr other physician upon the Pacific coart. My cores are thorough and are accomplished In less time than oher forms of treatment reoulra In produe Inw even doubtful results. I employ remedies cf my own devising. nd my treatment is equally effective in both recent and chronic caaee. I also permanentlv cure SPECIFIC BLOC? POISON. 8TRICTVRK. NERVO-PEBILITATIOS A,D ALL REFLEX Al LMENT8. Consultation and Diagnosis Free t a M ehsrre'for advice, examination or fllarnoele. If yon call for a pri ma talk with tea yon will not bo urfel to begin treat. aa - .. - ... . w . ,, If to9 cannot caul, wnie ror inanon -'- r an )n from a. m. to p. m. and Sandays from It to 1 day air. the DR. TAYLOR co. 94 1 KOaVJLISOaT TTT, COim COW . . F0BTLAFD, OmzeOaT. Thomas L. Whltmer. East Twenty- eighth and Thompson streets, over 21 and Florence E. Blechloger, over II. Edward 8. Flckerly, 651 Hood street, 38. and Christine Setterlund. 22. L. E. Book, 1164 Mllwaukle street, 23, Miss N. E. Phillips 22. Fred J. SSang, 308 Main street, 80, Mary I. Hahn, 21. , , W B. Fiola. 241 Sixth street. 28, and Lola T. White, 20. Frank Q. Manley. Seattle, over Cl, and Lucille Rles, over 18. Henry W. Jones, 886 Flanders street, 27. and Julia Talbot, 19. Wedding Cards. W. G. Smith & Co.. Washington bldg.. corner 4th and Wash ington sts. not i Sons, florists, funeral designs. - , a 1 daak, a 6vyt iaorriBun. Mam ouoo, a-i-q i. Clarke Bros., florists Fine llowera and floral designs. 289 Morrison st. Full dress suits for rent, all slxea Unique Tailoring Co.. 109 Stark st Max Al. tsmitn. rioriBi, aoy bvu ;h i poslte Meier & Frank's. Main 7215. 17. Capitol Jllli C. H. Stockwell and wife to Ida U Oliver, lot T, block 14, Irving- ton Heights addition. ......... . lo Tlllle Frank to Pasquale Oliver Mlglturl et al, northwest quarter of northeaat quarter and north , half of southwest quarter of northeast quarter, all In section , 16, township 2 north, range I west I'100 Portland Realty A Truat company to Oeorge W. Watson, lot 10, block 1, Evelyn . ltt William ). Ryan snd wife to F. H. ; . Frulht. lot 14. block 12. Central .alblna a.ssv O. M. Arnold and wife to Margaret L. Lutke. lota 1 and I, block 10. a Ooldsmlth'a addition ..., T Rose City Park association to W. . A. Patterson, lots It and II. block 13. Rose City Park ...j .. J.0 3. W. Reed and wife to Elbert W. Stephena et al. lot 11, block 18, 'first addition to .iiy.w park m. r nnrman at al al to N. B. Bennett, lot 14, block S. Rose- lawn " ana wno j. v. 1,400 ;i7 rtn.li.kt VI I n f Robinson, lot 7, block 15, Sun- nyslde . IZ'ij a.'iiU llgan. lot 6, block . orusn a ad dition v".i";i Elmer L. Waldele and wife to Lewis Caawell. lot 11, block T. rl.w 171 aw Tftrlr - . Arleta Land companv to Stewsrt WUson, lots . 6. oiocs. a. xi-berta Adelaide M. Lovett, executor to . Oeorge . noot. 101 b, oiota e. Hanson's addition L'OO L. R. Fields et al to the public. property at corner or nasi oix-ty-flrst and Baae Line road.. .. N. F. Noren and wife to E. K. Cluster, lot 15. block 4. Crystal Rnrlnirs Addition Alice H. Dodd to city, lot 20, block 26, Alblna james mucme ana whb v vm, lot 1, block 8, King's Second addition 4.JB0 George C. Burton and wife to E. R. Reed, lots 1, 2. block 18. k North Irvlngton addition 1.289 W. R. Halillp St Co.. abstractors, first class work; get our prices. 828 Corbett bldg. 2,350 600 100 SIS 400 250 4.500 Pacific. Title & Truat Co., the leading abstractors. 204-6-4-7 Falling Pldg. BIRTHS b ddtqu To Mr and Mrs. W. H, Parrlsh, 140 Hart avenue, September 13, a daughter i . . OTr OLSON To Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ol son, 701 waoasn Street, oepierawer iij a lDii.itr HASSE To Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hasse, 611 Brooklyn, Sept. as. a son. TAMIBSIE To Mr. and Mrs. Qeo. W. Tamiesle, 1061 wiinams avenue, oep' I,mhlif a dnnffhter crimm To Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Grimm, 42 East 81st streeL Septem ber 3. a son. DEATHS 285 North 25, age 8; A HERN Francis Ahem. 2nd street, September marasmus. WtoT-Charley West. Portland, sani tarium, September 28, age 78; hem orrhage. BARGE Mary Barge, 656 Hood, Sep-tomhai- t acre. 1 month: Inanition. LESTER Rolla F. Lester, Maternity hospital, September 26, age months; malnutrition. CLEVELAND Clarence Grover Cleve land, 63 ltt Everett, September 27, age 21: tuberculosis. SALm6n Earl Salmon, St. Vincent's hospital, September 26, age 16; con cussion oi brain. GATELY Chas. Gately, St. Vincent s hosDitaL SeDtember 27. age 46; fatty degeneration of heart. KENTER T. H. A. Ken tor. 261 Kll patrlck, September 26, age. 74; dropsy. YOUNG Samuel Smythe Young, 360 East Ninth strctt North, September 23, age 62; murdered. cent's hospital, September 26, age 49; tumor or Drain. enrunv c JJ. Crumby. Good Ba marltan hospital, September 26, age 37; thrombosis or lung. uiuvTMH RlMaJi Hawkins. 16ltt Front street, September 26, age 80; carcinoma of stomach. STASI Theresa Stasl, 873 Front street. September 26, age 7; oia age. BROWN narlei Edward Brown, 761 Alblna avenue, September 24. age 70; valvular heart disease- Williams Abstract Company, Inc.. will give you the lowest prices on abstracts, 268 Stark st. room 12. NEW TODAY. . - FUNERAL NOTICES GRIFFITH At the family residence, 740 Oregon street, September 18, De lilah Jane Orirritn. agau yearn e tk. f riavfc beloved wife Of 8. H. Griffith, and mother of William T. Grif fith Frank F. Griffith and Emma J. Grlflth. Bervicea will be held from the above number Wednesday. September 30 at I p. m. Frlenda invited, inter ment Rose City cemetery. Los Angeles, Cal., and copy Sedalla, Mo- papers please Jd ON AH AN At 676 Vandervllt sL. Ssp tember 18, Alice L. Monahan, aged 31 years, 2 months and 3 daya The fiinaral services will be held at the Baptist church. University Park, at II , Wednesday. SeDtember SO. Friends invited. Interment Greenwood ceme tery. ., . FUXEHAL DIRECTORS DUNNING. WENTEK OILBAUOH, undertakers and embalraere; modern In every deull. Seventh and Pine. Maia 410. LCy rssistam. J. P. Flnlcy & Sea SaitAf4 Ijilr attendant. Main t: A-llll. ZELLER-BkRNKS CO.. FUNERAL DI- rectora. embalmera. 27t Russell. East ltl. Lady assistant. tvIWARD HOLaaAN. UNDERTAKER. 1 110 Ird street ERIC SON UNDERTAKING CO, EM- balmlng; lady sat; e Ataer, a sua. CEMTTERXZB ROSB CITT SINOLB GRAVES, 111: family lota. Ill to 476. Suneriatood ewt at coenetsry. eornor ef Fremont t sad Cully road. Phae Taher loo, FW foil Information apply to frank ScMe ael. til Worcester elk. l llll REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS ACREAGE Within the City Limits at $1,000 Per Acre la , ' . Not a Speculation But an Investment It is an investment that will pay 100 to 300 per cent profit in a very few year. , . If you want to place your money where it will erow as the city crows and we all know how rapidly Portland is fortrinsr ahead- come and see me about this acreage investment, JJow .: is a good time to invest After elec tion prices are liable to be higher. Take a U car to Ivy street , , W.N.CARTER. 712 Williams Avenue. Base Line Acreage 18 Acres On HTLB from ELZCTXIO OAS on Baae Line road. Mount Hood oloctrle line aurvey crosses corner. ' This Is the BZST BUT on the ZUUH Lm. Price $275 Per Acre c. P. WELLS S31 WOKCZSTXa BLSO. FOR SALE Three New Modern Houses Well bollt, gas and.olectrio light ce ment basement, good location, " Urr-r Alblna; easy terms: flit eash,)baUne to suit ' Mckinley mitchell sosu rrAAK anp. Losryerr AWrari A Trust Ce. moss Board of Trade bidg.; afcsuaeto s Kail your abstracts auje oy vae liue Leaie joawe and wife to Lena Jacan, siorta tl r- rei t e.a: 14 and . biock 1L CeairaJ Ailna aMitlfe . . It ! Too Arst-teneat l(lrtirg ev- r-rr I m AMt lea. ei i i ; t i ana eetB 1 tt f I ss et at lot A. lw t, il - j aJAiooa '' v t:- MORTCACS LOAf.S Af loarest Oorreot rates. Building lere, InstaUsaent ran. WM. MacMAST u. ' " 111 tvereea-'r t Lea Wl" a t3t Stars tr. . Of.. ruiuc 4 r J