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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON . SUNDAY JOURNAL, FORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 11. 1003. . . :, APPOINTMENTS TO THE SUPBEME COUKT 1 rrero the Boston CIodo, la Ma apoach at Tounsatewh, Ohio, Governor Hugh' of Now Tors, mad tho luitrntnt, which mar or roar not have aom peculiar slsnlftcaoe, that "li la no i tmprubabla Wat m neat ratdanl will appoint at ie,a iour judtf'i Of tAa t'uitad Blataa auprama i-ouri" Oovarnor jiugaaa oouia oar hardly gnaant that Uta natural eourao (f a van la," a Una that lia uaad alea what in Ma aj.aauh In rafarrlng to lha led oral juugaa, wvuia vm iuur tii rloa an lha auprama banuh, for whll lha two olilaat Incumbent, Cblt Jua tlco rullar antl JuaClcf Harlan, ara eaoh Uy yaara of aga, tha'nazl oldL Jua tlc lvld J. iirewar, ta Tl. and Jua tli J-ackliara ta 70. many meinbera of tho eourv- la ttiuca past hay Uvad and . tarred to a niucb mora advanced ago, flilet Justlc Marshall livod to to,' and Chief JuaUra Taney to 17, Justloa Hlruhan J. Fiald to (t, Justice Duval retlrad at 14 and Uvad to 1, and Uia number la largo Iridaed of tnoaa who had but a few years to o to SO, ba- 'Idea tbosa who. Ilka - Jusilocs Nelson and Swaya. had reached or paaaad 0, Auction Sales ' ' ; By The Portland Auction Co., Inc. 211 First St - Change of Sales Days Monday, Wednesday, - Fri day at 2 p, m. Special private house sale at 580 Fifth St., cor.: Grant. Tuesday at 10 A. M. FARMS ID ACREAGE I . -s ' ' " - -' II ACRES at Jenning Lodge, all rood rich toll, on rood public road. 1 block from street carltne; 6fr acres cleared and in high tat of ' cultivation; all suitable for. cutting up into acre tracts. PRICE ONLY f3S0 PER ACRE; terms to suit the purchaser.- WA ACRES at Jenninrs Lodge, all good rich soiL oa rood public .road, 2V4 acres cleared, Hi acres rood stump land, bala gOOO tUDDcr. rKJCB UNJLY JW Y U.K AtKfc c!a1 Excluding the preaent Incumbent the a vera a duration of tho official lira of the aaaoclata justicea lias bean It yaara and montha. Only two or tna preaunt asaooiata justices, jus tices J far Ian and Brewer, bava oxeaodad that average, while ona of the Juatloes was appointed two years ago, one five yeara ago, ona ais yaara ao ana an other lan yeara ago. - 1 Tho average duration of tha offlc Ufa of the chief Justices haa been IS year and flva montha. and Chief Jua tiro Fuller, who haa- been 20 yaara In hla preaent exalted elation, of couree haa exceeded that average. But while his predecessor in tha chief Justlce- enip, Morrison ii. Wait a, servea n years, tha praoedlnr chief Justice, Sal non P. (Jhaaa. aervad but nina yeara. It would not bo extraordinary, how ever, If it cams about that a president of the United Statea bad the appoint ment or rour judges or me supreme court during; nis own term or on ice. Tha first con cress of ths United States at Its flrat session provided that tna auprama court anouia consist or chief Justice and flva associate Juatlces Tna number or associates since tnen haa been changed and Is now eight, but while there hava been Is nreald there hava only bean ft Justices, chief and aaaoclata. In 1107 an aaaoclata Judge waa added by congrcaa; two mora wera added In 18IT and ona In 18S There la no nrovlalon In tha eonstltu tlon aa to tha number of tha Justicea or tna court. A number of presidents have ap pointed four or more membere of the court, Washington appointing; 1 In alL President John Adams appointed three, Including Chief Justice John Marshall, who continued In tha offloa of secretary of atata tn tha nresldent'a cabinet after ha had been appointed to tha chief lua tlceahlp, a remarkable altuatlon that never haa been duplicated. President Jefferson appointed throe. President Madison two, President John Jefferson appointed Preslden Qulncy Adama one, while President Jackson sppolnted In all no fewer than six Juatlces, Including; Chief Justice Taney. Presidents Tyler, Fillmore, Pierce Buchanan, Garfield and McKlnley each appointed one justice, and Van Buren. Polk Hayes and Arthur each appointed i wo. president j,incoin naa tna ap polntment of five, Including Chief Jus lice Chase, and President Cleveland also appointed that number In his two terms, three of those flva appointees be ing suu memoers or tna court. Pros ldent Grant appointed four, and Presl dent Bern Jam In Harrison three. Presi dent Roosevelt haa appointed three, Justicea Holmes, Moody and Day. In tha early days of the court tha dutlea of the Justices wera very light aa compared with the work of today. Chief Justice John Jay's official dutlea were so few that he found time In 1794 to accept the mission to England to ne gotiate the treaty so famous in hlseory as "Jay's treaty." Moreover, tho posi tion' has gained, and not lost, dignity and distinction. Jay resigned to be come governor of the atata of New York. A chief justice in our day would hardly do that. f j , a rr ' ' ' Elk Should B Protected. in!" alden oak. sole range. lo ws will sell the' contents of this nice I -room dwelling, conalstlng In part of I ranur; xn uouv nrueaeia rue. ma-1 any sectional bookcase, odd chairs I IOC KOI a in nuhonnv.lnil anlrfan oak, large mantel mirror (French Pate), oil paintings, curtains, ate, Dining-1 room: ill! Axminstar mr. 10. ft rnim I vxionaion mtie, bux seat chairs tuphol- stered In leather), combination china I cioaei ana ourret, an in roll Kitchen: Homa Comfort g-hol Jewel gas range, gaa water heater. laid linoleum, kitchen treasure, etc Front bedroom: Very fine massive braas bed. with beat of Iron aprlngs and B. M. K..O. mattreaa (praoUoally "wii momma oaa areaaer ana com-1 mode (original cost 112) large black walnut wardrobo with double glaaa ooora, rooxera ana rine Dsaroom chairs. Back bedrooma: Wrought Iron, braas I trimmaa oeds with iron. springs and nair mat trans, goldea oak dressers, etc. In fact, you'll find thla as neat and well furnished a bouse aa you 'can thing or. It will Day you to attend mis eaie. huubb is fur RENT. For our sales durine- tha Hk you'll find . aa . comclete a line of furniture and 'household goods aa It aver has I been our gooa rortune to ret tocetlier. and If ever you attended our sales, j ou'll know what that means. We ave metal beds of all deacrlDtlona. and aprlngs, and mattresaes to match, din ing room suites, fine assortment of! rugs, couches, Davenports, dressing table, combination bookcase and writ ing desks, ana in fact,- anything you may want for tha house. Also a few roll-top desks. Come and be oonvlnred that WE BUY MORE AND SELL MORE furniture than any other auc tion house in Uia city. Portland Auction Co. 211 First St Main 5655. A-4121. RpeclaJ, Notice Our orlvata sales ara increasing mora and mora every, day, which wa can only ascribe to the prices wa cnarge ana ins courteous treatment wa are trying our beat to give. Ring up aiam Bnoo or a-4izi ror best re sults on your furniture. S ACRES on ths Willamette river, all sultabls for cuttinr sp into ir sites, soil rich, lane PRICE ONLY f 500 PER ACRE -acr and acre tracts, all good bulldln well; Yt mile to railwsT station. terms to suit tho purchaser. ; .:. .. . . 20 ACRES near Beavertoa, all eood rich land, no rock nor gravel: on good public road; 12V4 acre cleared; never-failing stream of water, small orchard. PRICE ONLY 25 PER ACRE. 40 ACRES near Bcaverton. on good public road, well watered, all cleared and in good state of . cultivation. PRICE ONLY fiBO PER. ACRE; terms to suit the purchaser. , ', 160 ACRES near Beaverton, Washington county, Oregon; all good rich soil with no rock, gravel nor white land; all suitable for cutting up into 5 and 10-acre tracts. PRICE ONLY fllS PER ACRE; third cash, balance to suit ths purchaser. One of tho best ' buys in Washington county; must be seen to be appreciated. .. 60 ACRES in Washington county, y miles from good railway station, 20 acres cleared, 20 acres stump pasture, balance good tim ber, soil rich, land lies well, good well of water, never-failing stream, on good public road adjoining good public school, hsndy to churches, etc.; fair house and barn. PRICE ONLY f 125 PER ACRE; 25 per cent cash, balance to suit the purchaser. BEAVERTON-REEDVILLE acreage in 5 and 10-acre tracts at 150 TO f 250 PER ACRE, on easy terms. f The Shaw-Fear Company 245K Stark Street. Phones Main 35 end A3500 lies Til - X.. 1"--. T ' I ilk jjdXonSpiM Hi ah- any. blrdseye maple, and quartered oak. body Brussels carpets, with hall and stairs to match; Axminster rugs, all sizes, etc., at Baker's Auction House, 163 park street. On Tuesday Next al 10 A. M. Wa are Instructed by the owner to sell the handsome furnishings of his prlvato home, removed in from the sub urbs for convenience of sale, compris ing very massive mahogany parlor suite, in silk plush coverings, sectional bookcaae in weathered oak. oak library table, rocKer in golden quartered oak ana mission style: center tables, portieres. lace curtains, French plate mirror in gilt frame, Colia hot-blast parlor heater. double . parlor body Brussels carpets. oak hall seat and mirror, very massive steel tube bed (the kind you cannot break): other beds In srreen bronze. Vernis Martin and cream enamel: best all-steel springs fitted floss mattress (the celebrated B. M. O. E. ), felt and other mattresses; good feather pillows, dressers and chiffoniers in genuine ma hogany and btrdseye maple, quartered oak chiffoniers and dressers, oak dining-room aulte, viz., pedestal dining ta ble, box seat chairs, buffet; nearly new combination bookcase and desk, gas range, miaia linoleum and other errects, Also from another ladv we have son- aigned two Iron beda, folding bed, din ing-room suite, extra quality oak buf fet, oook stove, granite ware and many other useful lots. Sale starts promptly at 10 O'CLOCK ON TUESDAY NEXT. Parties furnishing are invited to in From "the Weddorburn Radium. A movement should be started at once toward obtaining a law at the coming session of the Oregon legis lature for protecting elk for at least 10 years. Twenty yeara would be none too long. Coos and Curry countiea, the home- of the last Oregon elk, hava good evidence to offer In support of pass Irtg a prohibitory elk law. Tha bands which a few years ago could bo located and were of fair number, are now in hiding and consist of few animals. Tha open season as now in effect finds elk meat unfit for use. In Curry county this season five bull elk have been .laii.hfar.H Blfo.ilv whlnk ..a.... terlally decreases the surviving bandar spect me bdovo goods tomorrow; bo in coos county ine nunters nave re- f orted no. killings and therefore find he sport of hunting elk la on Its last legs. If this - king of forest game is not ptected, five years will witness the extinction of Oregon elk. atllog f at Ca iid Fat Step At this time have the lead, and will keep it for a long time to 'come. BETTER GET on the BAND WAGON join the KLAMATH EXCURSION. Secure a hog ranch in the land where they grow fat hogs, fat cattle, fat sheep and fat pocketbooks. Excursion OTEB m. P. KOUTB Leaves Portland at 1:30 a. OCTOBER 18 (Train JTo. 13) Arrives Klamath 8:00 p. OCTOBER IS. Are you wise enough? Do you grasp the idea? and if so, do you realize the necessity of quick action in getting hold of some of the choice business lots on Union Avenue in the new addition For Further Information Address or Apply to Klamath Land Headquarters F. J. STEINMETZ and M. L. ALLISON Portland, Oregon i 193 Morrison Street SVS2 rSEaiZQBSaaSISBSSBSBIEZBBOaCIIBBiaiBBSXIEHIHBa Pecifi Auction Sales At Wilson's Auction Rooms Corner Second and Yamhill Sts., Monday, Wednesday, Friday, each day at noon. Comprising pianos, ore-ana. hls-h-a-raia parior, iiDrary, dining room, bedroom and kitchen furnishings. Steel ranges, gaa ranges, cook stoves, jicaungr aiuvea. Carpets, ruga, linoleum and a com plete Una of modern housekeeping fur- manings. uur bcock comprises every miug ta . uia ainui lurnisning una. Special Sale Tuesday, Oct. 13, at 10 a. m on the premises 1119 East Madison, near 37th street. Tna cottage, comprlalng a rooms In hard finish, modern In detail, with lot 44UxI0O feet, will ba aold promot at sure and bring aises of rooms for car pets. BAKER St SONS, Auctioneers. On Thursday Next The furnishing of 7-room residence will be sold by order of administrator of es tate. Including nedroom furniture, din ing suit-, steel range and other effects. Sale at Baker's Auction House, 152 Park street, ar 10' o'clock Thursday next. BAKER & SON, Auctioneers. c Iron O. E. Heintz, Manager. Phone East 57; Home B-1157 Castings of All Kinds Steel Buildings and Bridges IN STOCK 3 to 24-inch Beams, 4 to 15-inch Channels? Wily to 8x8-inch Angles. g East End BurnsideStreet Bridge Portland, Oregon aEgBlCBgEBBBgBgEKaBgflZg the 10 a. m. Liberal term a offart purchaser. Tha furnrshingit comprising Dicker upright piano, Flemish oak parlor ciiaira ana um, targe Aiorris chair, wicker chairs, lounge and cover, plo- urra, jnrai niera, carpet, era, alnln room aulte tn Flemish oak, extension table, chairs and buffet, lace curtains,' crpei, ueaiing stove, etc. iron ucua, springs, ans XI Alt miltr... vtuuuiK, piuuwa, oiru a-aye maple a -r, luuri ware, wniia aewing ma fibre mattlnga, chalra, rockera. jinvn, loweia, ate. Bteei equipment a, lawn hose, tools. machine. bed range, Jewel gaa range, dishes, kitchen requisites. lundry etc N. B. Thla neat S-room eottaa-a. with furnishing complete, to be aold on data . mmuonta at puDiio aaia, Dy ardar of om .mr, r. n. rutCDie. J. T. WILSON. Auctioneer. , If yon want a fine rubber tlra drlv Ing buggy or anything to 'furnlah your home or farm with at lea tbaa whole sate coat, attena tn bankrupt aal II nrsl etreat, W ara closing oat tha. P. M. O. Cc'e stock, eomprtalng vrasining rn ii wm or wear. It you wish to sail your keJonglnrs for spot naa. nui p aaia nil, A -. 1 i i. T. WILSON. Ford Auction Co. set n. acouixsojr ur. Hav ajom extra fin fumttar for tttl waek. among which I aa almoat (taw HialleaMe ranr, or Back's range. In Prfert order; buffets, aid (board a. ax tatialoa table, dryaaera. commode, chalra, rwk.ra and a vary thing in the - household furnishings; all to bo aold at tba asnal harralns at any ft ma. If yoa wart fai-Rltora. ea.'l and t conv1Mad fHat wa filVT. THE BARGAINS. I 'boo . i-aat Its. B-lllL I ACRE I TRACTS TAKE YOUR CHOICE Pick a lot over on e East Side just an eighth of an acre and although it will take you just as long to reach it as it does to reach Metzger Acre Tracts you will pay more for the 50x100 feet than for a whole Metzger Acre. BE SERIOUS WITH YOURSELF AND YOU WILL LOGICALLY CONCLUDE THAT METZGER ACRE TRACTS ARE BY LONG ODDS THE BETTER jNVESTMENT Metxger Acre Tracts are conveniently jituated on the Oregon Electric line jujt 30 min utes' ride from the Jefferson street depot. It takes longer than this tQ reach many city additions where 50x1 00-foot lots sell for as high as $600. Surely you can see the logic in this. Why pay as mnch for a mere handful of dirt inside the city when the rapid electric cars will take you just as quickly to two acres of rich soil, where you can live independently for life on the products of the most fertile soil under the entire blue ethereal skyf 16 DOWN $200.00 UP 3 MONTHLY , PROCRASTINATE NO 10NGER, COME OUT TODAY Take car Front and Jefferson streets; all cars stop at Metrrer Station. Agents on grounds all day. HERMAN METZGER, OWNER 225-CS Front Street. Portland Phonca Main 474, A137 i Metxrer Branch OUke Phone Mala 6409 which we have just placed on the market. As you know, UNION AVE. is the long est business street in Portland, and the time is not far distant when it will be a solidly built business street from one end to the other. DO YOU REALIZE what that means for the owner of a lot FRONTING ON THIS GREAT AVE? LOOK AT THE PERCENTAGE OF INCREASE ON PROPERTY on any of the business streets converging out from the downtown business section today from what it was ten years ago, and that will give you some idea of what your profits will be on lots bought at present prices in EL TOVAR, which is BOUND TO BE A GREAT BUSINESS SECTION, owing to the fact of its close proximity to where the GREATEST PACKING PLANTS IN THE WORLD WILL all BE LOCATED, as it HAS BEEN THEIR POLICY IN THE PAST TO CLUS TER TOGETHER Where one of them locates, the rest all follow to the same locality, as witnessed in Chicago, Kansas City, Omaha, St. Joe and other eastern cities, and instead of having a four-million-dollar plant, we are sure to have five or six such plants, which means fifteen to twenty millions of dollars invested in that part of the city. NOW, WAGE-EARNER, WE PUT IT UP TO YOU: DO YOU FEEL LIKE PUTTING ASIDE A FEW DOLLARS A MONTH FOR A RAINY DAY? Simply cutting out three cigars a day (one after; each meal) will make your monthly payments. SUCH A SAVING AND INVEST MENT IS COMMENDABLE and shows GOOD BUSINESS JUDGMENT, AS ALL STREETS ARE TO BE GRADED and CITY WATER MAINS LAID WITHOUT COST TO BUYERS, and WE ARE OFFERING for a SHORT TIME lots in EL TOVAR at $350 and upward. TERMS, ?10 CASH AND $10 PER MONTH. The location of this beautiful addition is on the east side of the Vancouver ' carline on Union Ave. and across the street north from Woodlawn Sdhoolhouse. Take Vancouver or Woodlawn car at Second and Washington Streets, get ofl at Woodlawn Schoolhouse, and you are on the ground. A word to the wise is sufficient "NOW." RONG - STEE GO. 1 10 Second Street Phone M. 1743, A-1743 gsMMraBMBBBBMMBBKMMBCTMM ASK YOURSELF ARE YOU ACTING WISELY! J RANDON-BY-THE-SEA B H li j Continues to Hold Her Largest Lumber Mill Some weeks aero we were informed bv seeminerlv crood authority, that C. A. I SMITH, the millionaire lumberman, had purchased the CODY MILL at BAN- 1 ! rrti t t n m ' . i : j: j n j: ..i r t. M I vvnuc uiis uiu iiui iciictt uuctiiy iur or against inc owners, wc arc pleased to correct the error, and acknowledge the fact that though Mr. C. A. sa oiiUUl wuuiu uc wise iu iuuiaa: any 1x1x11 cl L ucuiuuii, wc ucueve it is auuic uupuit Sant to know, that the present owners of the Cody Mill expect to continue to own .i ir:it g ana run uic. ooy ivuu. ; , g Bandon industries are always to the front; many people are investing B money in BANDON REAL ESTATE; any one with a dollar to invest will do well to investigate SWEENEY'S FIRST ADDITION TO BANDON. Money M invested here will bring BIG RETURNS. Write for booklet BANDON-BY- g THE-SEA. Address S FRANK A. SWEENEY g ROOM 32 LA FAYETTE BLDG PORTLAND, OREGON. N M 14 II i: fi M I! H M ' r INSIDE PROPERTY BOntlOa. Oa Waahlngtoa stro Prlra ta way rs- low any pro party orraroa taw so- HOLLADAY'S JADDITIOM Oaogiaphloal aoitay a4 saaat 4m- t Cbale raaldaaja ' . .Tap ona ooat rlaro ra rrtlaa4 o y. aaraaa raaiooaaa propwlf or taa 1ty. oalag I baUaytag. Bmtmr go Ml so tao Vawtnaeuoai and Uto tmaroyaaaai gotat " THE OREGON REAL ESTATE COMPANY tHlain An.!, . reiTurs, r ttt CfcAr ef Oesaaiaroa. " - "' " '