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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON. DAILY' JOURNAL, PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 21, ' 1908. 13 PORTLAND HOLDS THIRD POSITION Kiports, Nearly . na Much Wheat , in September A as -New York. days whljs a naw smoksttavk U UlngJIWhler . iBr. ss.'.,..... .ThsoU rirrler Catania- whlch reached 'ly. JTr. bk , .. .Columbia- Aatoila this morning from Han Krun.l Ilenrl.tca, Oar. ship,. Montgomery ' , ,,.IXlllllU 10. 4 Kin i nlsco, will bs at J"ortamoulh this SVen. vryunatay, r ten . ,,,.T. ...... Stream Lng to discharge a Cargo or I'll, 1 syr. sr. b. , , , . I.lnnt.m The schooner W. H. Talbot, whic h I Aw. ach. .Portland Lurubea Co, reached A. tori this morning from I J '"' ra. Am. aa. ....... .Tongue Point Dutch Jfarbor. will go on the dfydock fy""ni!rp. laenberg. Qr. ah.. ..Llnnton for a general overhauling befors be- V" .'Uomrr inn. i,r nr Manila. J- M. Griffith. An. ach Bin a The .rlioon.r will load at the mllla of I iv"- . . .....Gobls GALVESTON JUJirS ' " ' TO "FIRST PLACE Department of Commerce tuid Labor Furnishes Interesting Statistics Showing Shipments From Ports lu the Vnited States. By exporting 1,711.576 bushels of - wbaat Portland took third position In point of prominence aa a wheat shipping port lit tha United States during tha month of September, according; to fig ures compiled by the department of com mere and labor. Galveston lead, with New York second, Portland being verv close third. Calve ion jumped to the front unex pectedly, lor Heretofore it rauseu in the fourth r fifth nosktlon aa a rule, New Xprk holding first place. Portland came within about one sailing- veasel cargo of tying. New Tork for second place, the difference In the total quanti ties exported irom tne respective pona being .but 80,000 buahela. Following ara tha figures showing- the shipments of the six leading ports: Gal veston, 2,943.1(4 buahels; New York, 1,7M.I05 bushels; Portland. 1,711,674 bushela; Duluth, 1,167,100 bushels: Pu get sound, 1,105,(15 bushels; Philadel phia, 1,100,964) bushels. The total wheat exports for the month were 13,427,527 bushels. The total wheat exports for the month were 1$, 427. 527 bushels, a material Increase- over the quantity ex ported during the corresponding month of the year before, when 9,698,236 bush els were set afloat. Flour'shlpments from all parts of the Htntes were light; however, as compared with the business or last year, tne total being 1.086.616 barrels, of which quan tity Portland set afloat 60.723 barrels, and the combined Puget sound ports, 90.829 barrels. New York led al ports with 292.683 barrels, Philadelphia com ing second with 187,094. and Baltimore third with 121.980. The total value of breadstuffs export ad daring the month of September is es timated at 119,931, 0fiZ. rIiejr w t vb)m ewe. the Jnmas, Toulaen Luahr company, f. i"",,!. I ii i J " ' ' i i Tha steamship Roanoke. Captain Vrki.i.r W ryi'ln?ton. Black, arrive from Ban pedra'and way 80V1V,la " "lrl pons laat night, bringing 61 psssengera iiU y Am M11?.,?.l sod large quantity of freight. . w S pirits aJT'IL ' '.M 1 ?i -ri,. .,!.m.Kn fir..kw.i, Psntnlii . Porter, Am. ah portamouth ilatgann, sails or Coos iy this even ing. . . . SOCIAL FOU 8AILOK MEX Entfrtalnnifnt nd Ilefrrshmcnt lit , Reameo'g Frlrnd Boclrtjr." ' Tha concert at ths Portlsnd Seamen's KVIn,l arvnlalv luat avahlnar u of a high order snd every mambar of the l-Northland, Am. program waa applauded. Quartet rnuale I Boats With Cemeat ul was renaeraa Dy ins wraunir i MaartkMa nr .h Mr. Bowman and lr. mo- Alice Juaton. Michel. The members of the choir slao rendered anloa.- Maater Charles psrcsll and little Jeanla Fluiey won tha sailors' hearta. Alias Cad well came In for. a generous share of applause for her so irano solos. Kev. Henry aiarcoiia, wno a a favorite at tha Inatltuta. waa at hla beat and hla humorous raadlnga added much to tha evening's pleasure. Mrs. Michel was . aocompanist. Ths sailors who took part In ths pro gram were much enjoyed and ths con cert was, on ths Whole, a decided suc cess. Itefreahments were served by ths noenona, .Am. ss Aaiorla ('atanla Am. as Portamouth ??m.: cH,fL Am- .Couoh street W. If. Tslbot, Am. ach ...Dry dock SB KonU to XmA Ldkui. . . .Man Francteeo . . .San Franolaoo . . . Ban Franclaco ...Ban Franclaeo sa Hongkong ...Ban Franolaoo . . .ban Francisco Osaarai. ...Hamburg , t . .Antwerp ....Antwerp ....Antwerp TJIFf IIIIIG ' iEEDED REST Will Start Tomonw for Final Tour of Indiana At Cincinnati Today. If. B. L.op, Am. aa. .. fllveralda. Am. ss. . . . Hea. Am. ss South Ray, Am. aa.. Annie K. Bmale. Am. nenioia. Am. aa. Kr. ah David da Anion Rradloch, Br. bk Jolnvllla, Fr. bk i-armanian, nr. Ok Hamburg Rochambeau. Ft. hk Ijeltn Oulf Btream. Br. bk Antwerp Alice, Fr. bk London Eugene Schneider. Fr. bk ..... .Antwerp La Tour de Auvergns, Fr. ok.. Antwerp Armen. Fr. bk Dublin Olenalvon. Br. bk Antwerp Lsenaix, r r. ok Antwerp Ooal Ships Za Boots. Bosauet, Fr. bk Nawcaatla, A. Torrlsdala. Br. ah Newcaatla.A. roiinr Deonle of ths Westminster Pres. I ramp sseamtrt In Boots. byterlsn church.' k Bankflelds. Br. ENCOUNTERED BIG SEAS Steam Schooner Nome City Reaches Port From San FranciRca. Terrific seas were encountered by the steam schooner Nome City, Captain Hansen, on her way from San Francisco to Portland. She arrived here this morning with 16 pasHejiKcrs and about 600 tons of freiRht, and the officers de clare thev had the worst tossing they have had for three years. Although the'Noce city Is one of the begt aea " boats on the coast, her decks were waah a great deal of the time, tho waves oftentimes towering high above the smokestack. The passengers say it was an exciting trip, but they felt safe, knowing that the craft was perfectly seaworthy and well manned. Off the mouth of the Co lumbia last night a heavy sea boarded and rolled clear over the decks, put no damage' was done to the cargo so far as could be ascertained when the hatches were opened this mornlna. The. Nome Ctty reached Couch street dock at 10 crock. -and hamn- d4scharg lng freight at once. It consists largely AID TO NAVIGATION Whistling Buoy to Be rinced Off Cape Flattery. Captain Charles Pond, t'nltcd States llghtnouae Inspector, received official Information this morning authorizing tho location of a first class whistling buoy off Duncan rock at ths entrance to .the Straits of Juan da Fuca. Tha buoy will be placed in position as soon as possible. :T This buoy will be of great assistance to mariners headed fos tha straits as It will mark their approach to -Cans nailery, rna entrance to tne straits is often thick and stormy and every aid maintained there means additional safe guard against disaster. With a whistling buoy off Caps Flat tery and a lightship on Swlftsure bank. It Is argued the entrince to the straits will be well defined to approaching navigators. ss Valparaiso 8trathord. Br. ss San Francisco ' Sa Boom Is Ballast to Iiond Oral. Port Crawford. Br. ah Callao Oregon, Qer. ah Yokohama Merechal da Noallles. Fr. bk.Waat coaat Homeward Bound. Am. bk. Vano'v'r. B. C. Salnte Anne, Fr. bk. Nawcaatla. N. 8. W. Lydgate, Br. bk. Buiiy. Fr. bk Thiers, Fr. bk... Francois, Fr. bk. Aanleres, Fr. bk. . Benares. Nor. sh, Clan Graham, Br. Laennec, Fr. eh.. Turgot, Fr. bk. .. Crlllon, Fr. bk. . bk., , .Santa Rosalia Antwerp Balfaat San Francisco .San Franclaeo Callao , .Caleta Colosa Kahulul Hobart Hobart MARINE NOTES. Astoria, Oct. 21. Arrived down dur ing the night, German ship Albert Rlck mers. Arrived down during the night and sailed at 8:30 a. m., steamer W. S. Porter, for Monterey. Sailed at 8:40 a. m., British steamer Romford, for Mel bourne. Arrived at 10:80 a. m., steamer Catania, from San Francisco. San Francisco, Oct. 21. Arrived at 5 Wnwhlnirfnn Rtrt Wnntaira Ttolnn uerman sieamer iNicomeaia, irom a.MilngtOll btreet ontage llelng Hongkong and way ports, for Portland. Placed In Shape Again. Arrived at 8 a. m.. steamer Falcon, from Rebuilding of th Washington street Portland. Arrived at 10 a. m., steamer REBUILD BURNED DOCK dock, which was partly destroyed by fire several weeKs ago, has been commenced. Much of the old material will be thrown out although not scorched by the flames that consumed a large percentage of the contents of the dock and the height between the lower and upper docks will be Increased. Washington street dock was built many years ago when traffic was much less than at present and conditions ex isting today were not provided for. Thus the helnht from the lower deck to the upper has become too low for the lare trucks that nowadays are . Been along the waterfront. The Diline uoon which the dock rests Is being strengthened by new caps and a new roof will cover most of the ware house. heavy traffic hly be., made to have ocean steamers berth there. Colonel E. L. Drake, from Portland. Astoria, Oct. 20. Arrived at 10.30 a. m., schooner W. tl. Talbot from Dutch Harbor via Port Townsend. Arrived at 8 and left up at 10 p. m., steamer Nome City, from San Francisco. San Francisco, Oct. 20. Sailed at 12 noon, steamer South Bay, for Portland. Arrived at 4 p. m., steamer Homer; at 10 p. m., steamer Qulnault, from Port land. Sailed at 9 d. m.. steamer Sho shone, for Columbia river. Sailed at 11 p. m., steamer Northland, for Portland. Hobart, Oct, 20. Arrived, French ship Desaix, from Antwerp, for Portland. Callao. Oct. 20. Sailed October 1, Gerrtian ship Oregon, for Portland. Sooken Sept. 12. latitude 24:68 south, longitude 121 west, French bark Emma (UnlU4 Prate Leaaa Wtra.l Cincinnati. OoL II Judge Taft rived hare at I o'clock this morning from Parkereburg. W. Vs.. on hla spe cial train. Yssterday was the hardest day's campaigning dona sines ha waa nomlnstsd at Chicago. Ha was driven Immediately to tha home of his brother, Charles P. Taft, where hs will spend ths entire day resting. Tsft Is very tired today. Ills voles alraoat gavs out last night after the' day's spsaklng and he will seek entire relaxation before start ing on his final tour of Indiana, which la recognised as a doubtful state, Tsft la warming up ths campaign mors man ti iiaa at any atags hereto fore. Ha said today, when be arrived "I would like to nave a voles like f ateam whistle, to rtach all ths people that I can see at the places at which 1 apeak." Taft will stsrt tomorrow on his tour of Indiana. The tour will culminate Indianapolis, where a monster demon- strstlon line been planned. In his tour through weatern Maryland and West Virginia yesterday Taft at one point said of his attitude toward labor: They ssy I sm unfair to labor. I deny It. I handed down ths decisions In railroad cases which laid down tne prin ciples on 'which the tradea unlona are aeo; and wtiicn maaa inera tawiui ana prosperous." At Cumberland, Md., discussing Bryan's proposition to curtail the pro ducts of the trusts to 50 per cent of the output, he remarked on the alleged lack of detail to ahow how such a schema could be worked out. "To furnish ths detalla," hs aald. "does not occur to sn active, fanciful mind that Is engaged In preparing for a campaign and not for reforms. Some men are good for talk and criticism and oratory, and some are good for doing Speaking of his own Philippines record and Bryan's antl-lmperlallstio vle)ws. he said: . .... "But Mr. Bryan has consistently fought us at every turn. He has mado the burden that we have had to bear out there doubly heavy, leading his party against the efforts that we were making to tranqullixe the IslandB, send ing out aa we am qu,vvv ur uv.vuv bui dlers. By his course he lengthened the war from I if to in monins, ana many a MARRIAGE LICENSES Clareno P. Cathey. Qresham, 14. and Jaesle K. FYanola, li. M. W. Mathiaees, Jr., 14 Wllwaskle Joseph Carter, Vancouver, Wash,, tl, and Pearl Harriet Benua, Is. Kdward B. Walker. Unite, Mont, 10, and Lena, C Wtcke. . William Franc I a Btllaon. Tacoma, Wean., 11, and A tin la O. Holmes, tl. Charles, W. .Moors. 1711 Clareinont street, 24. and Ivy lay Andrews, It. D Foreat Bllaa. lielllngham. Wash., tl, and Cora B. Davie. 26. Arils K. lilika. tl North Ninth Street. 21, anj Hilda Tannenaee, It """WeSuVng Cards. W. Q7SaiTth. aTCo Waahlnatoa bid., corner 4th and Wash. Initoq ats. Bats at Sons, flortata, funeral dealgna. t4Vi Morrison. Main lOlt: A-1177. Clarke Broa flortata Una fiowara and f lor a l deal gn a. 189 Morrlaon at run oraee aulta for rent, ail sitea. Unique Tailoring Co.. 101 mark at Max XT.6mltb, florlat, 160 6th at., op poalta Meier Wank s. Main 711a. XEW TODAY.' BIRT1IS OALI.AOMEIt To Mr. and Mra. F. H. Uallnalier. ill EL Kverelt September is. a aon. WYM AN To Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wy- man, lOSfe north Sixth. October 19, a aon. DEATHS St. Onge. Beckwlth, age IS; cause unaa- BT. ONGE J. A. Cal . October 16 signed. KNOTT Mis, P. C. Knott, 774 East Couch, October 18, age 61: aeptlcemiu. LAMHEHT 1.. Lambert, 44 Kast Sev- enth. October 19. age 8: cerebral hemorrhage. KIT-THALER J. K'tthalar, 607 Ells worth, age 17: tuberculoala. KOKKCHKK J. Koercher, 961 Clinton street. October 13. ase 77: hypertro phy of heart. Ml'THEKSHAUGH J. H. Muthers baugh, 843 Rodney avenue, October 15, age 4H; mitral disease of the heart. . NAUI.ES T. Naglea. St. Vincent s ttos- pltal, October 18, age 25; typhoid. SHTON R. Ashton, Flrat and Madl aon. October 17. age 44: pneumonia. GILLESPIE R. GHU: pis. Oakland. Or., uctooer 1Z. age 15: cauaa unassignea. HANN J. Hann, St. Vincent's hospital. October iz. aga 22: suicide (gunshot wound). 8CHWARZ Infant son of Mr. snd Mrs H. Schwarx. 766 East Seventh north. October 18; convulsions. DEMKES L. Demkes, 649 Yamhill. Oc ober 18, age 88; old age. FUNERAL DIRECTORS DUNNING. M'ENTEE & GILBAUGH undertakers and embalmera; modern In every detail. Seventh and Pine. Main 480. Lady assistant. T V EinlAV B. Cati Third and oor fellow has offered up his life or Is limb slmDlv because these gentle men were determined that our policy In those islands should not be a success. And now he says that we have come over to his view in respect to the treat ment of the Islands." Taft was enrolled as a member of the Taft Citizens' club this afternoon at a luncheon given in his honor at Hjo headquarters of the club. He mndn a Short address, but was so hoarse that fie 'could hardly make himself heard In a small room. Lad y atten dan t Madison. Main 9; A-1599. ZELLER-B i RNES CO., FUNERAL DI rectors, embalmera, 270 Russell. East 1088. Lady assistant. EDWARD HOLiuAN; UNDERTAKER. 220 3rd street. ERICSON UNDERTAKING CO., EM balmlng; lady le t: 409 Alder. M 8138. CEMETERIES r win cover most oi me ware- -- --- With the dock equipped for Laurfn81ro,m .Ha0?bu!? f?f. ,Puget f ou? afflc arrangements will proba- .A"lorl'.1f)ct-1 21 -Condition at the Genuine rubv glass owes Its color to the presence of particles of gold too small to be seen without the aid of the strongest mlcroscppe. MARINE INTELLIGENCE. mouth of the river at 8 a. m., moderate; wind east 8 miles; weather cloudy. Jay Hlf 1:2: Tides at Astoria Thursda ter. 11:16 a. m., 8 feet; 11:28 p. feet, low water, 4:5 a. m, 6:39 p. m., l.S feet. gh wa rn.. 7.6 1.6 feet: of general merchandise consigned to local people. Returning the steamer will carry wheat and lumber, the latter to be taken on at Llnnton, Frescott and nainier, NEW LINER A BEAUTY the Princess Charlotte Will Be on Sound Run Soon. The new C. P. R. steamship Princess cnariotte, which Is intended for the Pacific coast service between Vancouver, Victoria and Seattle, his in a prelimi nary trial trip made a record of 21 knots. The new Princess Is expected to leave the Clyde about November 1 and to reach Vancouver, B. C, about Christ mas. The new liner Is described as an un usually handsome vessel' of the follow ing dimensions: Length, 330 feet; beam, 47.6 feet; depth of hold, 16.J feet, with a gross tonnage of 3,700. She has Ave deeks. rnunHntr the nrlnn. main nholtnr promenade and shade decks. The en-1 onna Franceses, Br. bk Bag-alar Liners Due to Arrive. Alliance, Coos Bay Oct. Eurkai jfiureka and Ooos . , . . -. .Oc Nicomedia, orient Oct. 26 Breakwater, Coos bay Oct. 25 Homer, San Francisco. Oct. 25 State, Sah Francisco Oct. 2$ George W. Elder. Ean Pedro Oct. 27 Kosrt city. Ban1 Francisco Nov, Roanoke. San Pedro and way. . . .Nov. Arabia, orient Nov. Alesla, orient .....Nov, Numanttn, orient ........ v, ... .Dec, Kegnlar ZJners to Depart Breakwater, Coos Bay Oct Roanoke, San Pedro and way.... Oct. 22 Rose City. San Francisco Oct. 23 Alliance, Coos Bay Oct. 24 Eureka, Kureka and Coos Oct. 27 Homer, San Francisco Oct 27 Oeo. W. Elder. San Pedro Oct 29 State, San Francisco Oct 80 Nicomedia, orient Nov. 1 Arabia, orient Nov. 20 Alesla, orient Dec. 6 Numantla, orient Dec. 20 Ytsaala In . Fort, Brodcrick Castle. Br. sh Stream Largiemore, Br. sh N. P. Lbr. Co. Ley land Broa., Br. sh Drydock 1 11 INVOLUNTARY EXEHCBK pf C&Snflttm lJ f j aaT tJti ROSE CITY SINGLE GRAVES, 110: family lota. 125 to 176. Superintend ent at cemetery, corner of Fremont st and Cully road. Phone Tabor 206. Fot full Information apply to frank Schle gel, 632 Worcester blk. Pbons A-2S2S. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Lawyers' Abstract & Trust Co.. room ( Board of Trade bldg. ; abstracts a specialty. Have your abatractk made Dy the Title & Trust Co.. 7 C of C. 2 3 10 25 10 21 trance to the passenger accommodations :ig ship's sides. The furnishings ore elab orate and the finish of the room is beautiful. On either side of the forward central hall are 12 large special throe-berth rooms, fitted up In first-class raannor with all modern conveniences. ALONG THE WATERFRONT. The towboat M. F. Henderson, belong ing to the Shaver Transportation com pany, will be laid up for a couple of . . A stfirla Churchill, Am. ach. Astoria Asgard, , Nor. sn ..Drydook Ai vena. 'Am. sch Astoria Albert Rlckmers, Ger. bk Oceanic W. F. Jewett, Am. sch., Astoria Irene. Am. sch Astoria Washington, Am. ss Drydock Gael, Fr. bk ....St. Johns Vincennes Fr. bk .....Centennial Daghlld. Nor. ship . . . .Greenwich Aberfoylo. Br. bk Greenwich St Nicholas, Am. ship Astoria Puako. Am. bktn Knappton Le Peller. Fr. bk, Llnnton Benin. Am. sen Gobla Americana, Am. sch st John. Wrestler. Am. bktn Astoria LJ-ji i B A . . far On a Typewriter, for Instance, More Than One Would Suppose. "The everyday actions ought to result Insensibly in developing the muscles we nave, ' said the man. iaKe, ior in stance, worklna- a typewriter. "If a man writes the word 'then' fig ure out how much ground he covers. Taking the four letters In order his hands travel altogether a distance of no less than 4H inches. "8uppose that tha word comes at tho end of a line. He raises his hand to shift the paper up a notch and he has covered about five Inches raising his hand and as much coming back to tne space oar. xnere are incnea oi frui tion Juat over the circumstance of wr!7 lng a word of four letters at the end of a line. "Studying the amount of travel done by the hands In the course of an ex tended artlcia written by the typewriter it runs up into large tractions or miles in the oourse of a day. If a man walked a mile he would feel it a little bit, to be sure; but It never occurs to him apparently that he is sending; his fingers and hands over a long .course during the week if he does much work by machine. "The- forearms are kept always at right angles to the upper arm, and that throws a certain strain on the biceps muscles. They find the muscles of "the forearms ought to be strengthened greatly by a course of typewriting, but this is the sort of exercise that is too near home, like housework, sweeping and the like, to be attractive. "Think of the motion that is- started when an error is made on the type writer. If the key Is struck only light ly then tho carriage may be run back and the letter strwek over again. That Never Falls to Restore Gray Hair to Its Natural Color and Beauty. No matter how long it has been gray or faded. Promotea a luxuriant growth of healthy hair. Stops ita falling out, and positively removes Dan draff. Keeps hair soft and glossy. Re fuse all substitutes. times as much in 11.09 aa 50c. size. Is Not a Dye. tl and 50c. bottles, at drnrjgists oeua ior ires book xne tare of tne Hair. " Polio Bay Spec. Co., Newark, N. J. Hay's Harflna Soap cores pimples. rsd, rough and chapped hands, and all akin dl- aases. jieepe aain nne ana sort. jc. druc-rlsta. Send 2c for tree book "The Care of tha Skin." WOODARD, CLARKE & CO. 400 476 6,600 876 theiytercwy Alaska outside; Honda btirJe. When the buzzard comes it will be iro possible to comfortably heat the cold rooms. Then, and during the mootht'of "between tea soci' you'll find a PERFECTION Oil Heater (Equip pet with Smokeless Device) just what you need to make the mercury climb. li t tight enough to carry from room to room and gives direct glowing beat from every drop of fueL Tan the wick high or low, there's o bother so Kooka no inefl smokeless device prevents. Brass d font holds 4 quarb burning 9 hour. Su perbly aiuabed in jspu and nkkcL EreryhesJerwarrtAted. The n rvemiafan Steady IV naiCna, yea. Mads taw I natal trak areas. v ins siaS at fancy ssark abesal ajs Baa seated, waa late sum us Every baa wianasaii. tm sasr t as-rT tar iwrksia maim I fmm ai Dt PariaetKia Oi Heaaar ar RaysLaaap. STAND ASD OIL GOUPA.YY ftaiearaaSaU , Ai involves a movement of the hands over a considerable distance. - If, however, the mistake has to be erased the operator has to enlist a new series of movements; reaching perhaps into a drawer ror an eraser, hIiovihk aside some papers to get at It, then the motion of rubbing out the letter, re placing the eraser and running the type writer carriage back where It waa In oruf-r to write in the words or letters as they should have been. When It is all figured up In the course of a day's work it Is an appalling distance that is traveled by the hands and fingers. "Nervous persons who are all the time Using their hands alao do not realise how much extra work they are putting on their organisms. Take the case, too, of the person one sens much i In the streetcara. A woman riding ! downtown to the theatre, say. and eter- , nally fuaslna; with a stray lock of hair, i or arranging her dress, or flicking "specks of dust off. She works the fln ' gers of her gloves down a little more ' snugly, or something of that sort, but never once In the whole time can she be said to be entirely still. "The man who strokes his mustache ior seratchea hla nose contemplatively, . or rearranges his tie or movee hla hat about doesn't seem to realize how many movementa hs Is throwing on his mus cles. Getting on or off a car. walking In the street, even sitting Idly and r ! Ins a newspaper whose aheeta need oc casionally to be rearranged, all these charge the muscles with aomethlna; to do. When It comes down to talking of exercise It appears that every person Is taking Involuntary exercise all tha time. It Is Juat like thlrtklng. It Is Impoaslble to atop thinking at will and It Is Impossible to stop exerclalng the ..i.. SarT Francisco Office Oregon Journal 1206 CALL BUILDING CLASSIFIED AD RATES Classified advertisements In The Jour nal aro as follows: No ad less than 16o per Insertion. Phone or charged ads 6a per line per Insertion; 7 Insertions for the price of 6. Cash ads le per word per Inser tion, 7 insertions for the price of 6. Lost and found, lislp wanted, situations wanted, for rent and wanted to rent ads lc per word par Insertion, Z insertions for the price of 2. 16 to 20 words. 20c: 21 to 25 words, 26c: matrimonial, mani curing, massage and bath ads, lOo per line per Insertion. Card of thanks, meeting snd fu . neral notices, 60c per Insertion. New today (agate meaaue. 14 lines to Inch), 84c per Inch. Count 6 words to Una, The Journal cannot guarantee ac curacy or assume reaponaibtllty for er ror a or any tuna ocouring in leiapnonoa advertisements. Should any ad appear Incorrect on drat Insertion. Ths Journal will not be responsible for eubeequent lnaertlons. The Journal a business office ia open from I i m. to I p. m.; Saturdays & a. m. to IS p. m. Phones. Main 7173; A-C051. 475 2,400 800 25 Louis P. Beno et al, to Lor a A. Moffett. lot 18. block 17. Goldsmith's addition ..$ 6,660 Wallace McCamant and wife to Colonial Investment company, acreage In sections 19, 22 and SI, township 2 north, range 2 west ! C. K Barney to George West, lot 6, block 11, Richmond addi tion James D. Hart and wife to Wil liam H. Witherbee. lots 4, 6 and 6. block 28, Katherine. . . . Helen V. Woolery, administrator, to K. F. Day, same as described above Henry Albers et al, to P. E. Man chester, lot 8. block 227. Holla- day's addition 4,350 Charles A. Bryant and wife to t ' Blanchard, 125x137 feet beginning at Intersection otf south line of Syracuse street with center line of south ex tension of Newell street .... Arthur H. Devers and wife to Sinclair Provisions company, lot 2, block 85, Couch's addi tion 11,500 A. M. Marnach to Anna Miller, lots 3 and 4, block 30, Sell wood 1,200 J. C. Hardlman and wife to Amanda Anderson, lots 17 and 18, block 3, liaidlman s addition Samuel F. Starr and wife to Josiah A. Lindsay et al, 20 acres In section 1, township 1 south, range 3 east 2.800 Randolph Money and wife to T. W. Tllman et al. 2 acres In northwest 4 of section 2-t, .township 1 north, range 2 east J. H. Sharp and wife to Charles A. Stewart et al, same as aoove lihinrt to rlalit of way Henry Oswald to Victor Land Co., lot 25, block 2. Mansfield Rose Hamilton to August Urone at al, north 4 leet or. lot x, block 8t. Stephen's additlsn.. Mrs. E. Fllnn to Patience A. Duf ileld, lot 9. block 22. Central Ai4)ina JohnNiV. Kennedy et al to A. R. Walker and wife, lots 1 and 2, block T, Plnehurst J. Margulls and wife to H. K. Noble, lot 2, block 2, Grecnfs addition 2.200 Moore Investment Co. to Com M. Harvey, lot 10. block 4. Ver non R. 8. Currier 'and wife to a. A. Rlggs; lot 1? and south 6.9 feet of lot 14. block I. Falling addition Moore Investment Co. to A. a. Aasted. lot 7 and north H or lot 8, block 4. Vernon E. A. Kyle to Clara Kyle, lot 7. block 17. City View Park Amerloan Mortgage Co Ltd., to Emma McC'rate, land In the J. E. Wltten D. L. C. J. S. McKlnney et al to Helen 8e- done, lot IS, tract 1, aubdl vision of Northern Hill Acre tracts. . Halxllp s Co., abstractora. lst-clnss work: get our prices. 328 Corbett bl.lg. j Stop That Rent And Buy a Lot in Monfavilla For $65 EASY TERMS $10 Down ?5 Monthly Good soil. Five-cent car fare. No Building Restrictions. Immediate Possession. Title Guaranteed Perfect. AGENTS AT TRACT ALL WEEK, INCLUDING SUNDAY Take Monfavilla car at corner 3d and Morrison sts. ; get off at cor ner Villa and Hibbard sts., Mon tavilla branch office. For fur ther particulars call office. l"OIl BALE REAL K.HTATK ' la Snaps fertile Snap Hunter ouvaMunj4guu iti,u He Sees One' M.S00 -ro.,m bungalow at Willamette Holghta. The building of ma boo cost ov.r l,ood. Will have to an to ba epf radiated, for il has many vary, attractive, tea lurva. - - I J, loo Thru lots with sn abundance of traea sad shrubbery and a is loom houan with furnace and gat modern fluniblng and houae that Coat tl.OuS to buliilj situated on Ka.t fanihlll atrsat, on block from tha atatlon. 11,000 For a brand-new 7-rnom hnuea; modern convenlennaa snd modern plumbing, on t Mala street, boar loth. 11,(00 Full lot with a 7-room houas at Willamette, blocka from cars. , 11,600 For a corner lot on Spokane avenue anil 1th at rent; a -room house, modern eonvenlertcea; easy pay man la. The Dunn-Lawrence Co. 241 Alder Street. nwirTTroTrrT7)t8Y cllIn addition. Streets a-radnd and arav- eled. Cement walk. Pries I860. Also flno Inaide lota at 66p and up, . O. W. P. Land Co. 1st snd Alder ate. ' Best ley ia II. Tate 6-room modern house, electrlo lights. fras, Bull Run water; two full lots, fins awn. shrubs snd bearing fruit treea; fine large barn, well and windmill for barn and Irrigation. 13,154 takes It. See owner on premises. 130 E. TAYLOR BT. Take Hxwthorne or ML Tabor car nd get off at Ittth. a. C. P. WELLS 231 WORCESTER BLDG. Phone Main 3253. AKI-J YOU LOOKING FOR A SNAP I nave a small piece of Inside rent property for $2,000. Rents for 126 per month. The best small Investment la Portland. See this; It's a hummer. . NEAL BROWN. 70tf Swetland bldg. 900 DEAL WITH OWNER AND save commission. 6-room house. 2 lots fencea, lawn fruit trees, etc., all In good condition. Address Neal Swetland, 220 10th ave., N., Gray's Crossing. Mount Scott car. Phone Main 4077. 1 71 Acres Facing Base Line Road 4 miles out from citjf limits. $200 Per Acre Takes the piece if sold before Friday noon. C. P. WELLS --23 1 Worcester Bldg. BE QUICK! And secure at least one of these big proflt-psvlng investments. MAXTDFACTTmiNO SITES One half block and two ouurter blocks. solid ground, between Burnslde and Everett, on riiapt inira street. SOMETHING CHEAP IN SWELL. RES IDENCE SECTION. Beautiful 6-room bungalow, 1 large bedrooms, nice clothes closets, large ra ceptlon hall, porcelain bath, medicine chest, fine linen closets, living-room, dining-room with opening, china closets, built-in window seats, fireplace, fine kitchen and pantry with porcelain sink and back, gas, electric fixtures, nice front and rear porcties, cement walks and steps, cement basement, stationary tubs and everything modern; lawns, lot 4"x90 feet Parties must leave town or account of health. Price $2,800; $500 down, balance at S20 per month. Not far out, on Hawthorne car line. RALPH ACKLEY, 603 Corbett Bldg. A Farm Bargain 6-room house, nearly modern, river view, lot 76x100, alley. $2,200; easy terms. Phone East 1115, B-1437. H. & M. Realty Co., 380 E. Washington st. Good Small House Near car, lot 100x100: 8600; terms, $50 cash and $12 per month. Call room 715 COUCH BLDG. C. R. Donnell & Co. Real Estate. Room 338 C. of C. SEE THIS. $3.200 Nice house, full lot, close to best car service; $600 down. balance-aa rent, li you are wise, you will investi gate, v ZlMMEKiMAiV, 621 Corbett Bldg. $9,000 WILL BUY CHOICE BUSINESS lot on k. Aider st.. between is. xa ana E. 3d sts.; half cash, balance within one year; owner needs the money. This will be taken off the market Saturday night; , quick if you want it. Would prefer making loan to sale. JOHN B. iSABTGR, 402 Gerlinger Bldg. A BARGAIN 6-ROOM HOUSE. NICE- ly finished, wood fiber plaster. , large front porch, nice yard, cellar about 16 feet square, corner lot, 75 by -lOo, 3 blocks from Piedmont car barn,, $1,900. G-204, Journal. VERY CLOSE TO fflKR HIP.H LOT Hawthorne, in fine district, size 60 by 90, faces north; $750, $300 cash. EAST SIDE INVESTMENT .CO.. SPLEBTDID BESQEgOE lot. between Tahor 1147. 37th and Hawthorne ave. 6.000 3.700 300 160 8,700 350 1.200 470 276 28th and 29th. on Thurman; magnificent view, all improvements in, no climbing. Cheap, as non-resident owner wants to sell. QUABTXH BXOCX, 28th snd Raleigh; consider the location. 'Nuf said! R. M. WILBUR 110 Second St. Main 8580. Snap Snap Snap Snap Snap The only genuine snap offered today. If you don't think so, call and talk with us: 225 acres 14 miles south of Salem. on Santlam river; 80 acres In cultiva tion; sandy loam soil, very rich: 23 acres hops; 2 hophouses. cost. $1,400: 2 nweUlnas, 2 barns lu acres In peaches; 100 acres valuahle timber; market at hand; land practically level; school 1 miles, 1 miles to shipping point on Willamette. Now that vou have read this, we wnt to sav to vou that this Dlace is worth I $50 an acre: you can get it for $30 per i acre. BOLDS, WALLACE CO. Room 8. Canterbury bldg.. North weet corner Third and Washington sts. GIVEN AWAY MODERN 8-ROOM house, 10 lots, $4,000. By owner, 27(1 2d st. Agents need not apply. A BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE. 6 -ROOMS, absolutely new, with large reception - ' hall, large living room, large kitchen, pantrv, 2 large, light bedrooms with - closets, fine bath, best of plumbing, lot 43 by 100. connected with sewer, faces north, 1 block from Hawthorne ave., house tinted, large attic; price $2,600, $l,u00 cash. - EAST SIDE INVESTMENT CO., Tahor 1147. 37th and Hawthorne sve. FOR SALE LOTS IN PENINSULA addition No. 2, near Swift's packing Dlnnt. Phone A-3361. $560 CASH 60x100. E. 80TH Pine: hurry if you want this. Journal. - AND B-166. Maeglcy Highland Milwaukie Heights We have for aale two 2 -acre tracts adjoining each other on Kellog creeK. a line stream of running water; the aoll la the very best, large native treea. This land will all be built up with fine country homes; no finer, place bo con venlently located anywhere around Port land; 16 minutes' walk to electrlo car; 26 minutes- rids to center of city; 7H centa fare. Pries, $3o0; half cash, bal ance $ per cent. ' , , . THE CROSSLEY COMPVNT, INO, 701 and 709 Corbett bldg. SIX LOTS AT OREGON cTfl. ALL 11 In cultivation, an xenoeu. WEATHER REPORT muscles. uSot Necc-wv." From the New Tork "World. No bnolljoddle consideration for ths dignity of the presidency restrains Mr. Roosevelt from taking the atump. On thm contrary, as ha told Senator Hem es way yesterday, he doa "not consider it iecery to nit aprhaa In aup-! ruk.r fit Or port of Mr. Tsft" If ha did conalder It "traga "ill .. .'. newsaary, wa mav real aawurea mat -iBr.r Col lt ruet nan armi-a wmug wraii m once to the platform and h-ln beta- oortng tne weaMnr, toe crerana. to rowsrds. tf fnalefarora and the an- oVsTratile rttlrena. PttlL It la conaoL Irs to know that Mr. Rooaawlt retatna orr-a aren'v res er a rem nan ei r- t--t for hi" hlf rrw-e. He will -jot orag It through the mud t party poli tic nmlese It is reery. Large high pressure areas overlie both the Pacific and Atlantic etatee. A aevera etorm la central over Saskatche wan, and a new disturbance has made ita appearance over Texaa. Fair weath er with low temperature prevails In the Rocky mountain and Pacific states, and the weather also continues fair In the Atlantic states, with ths tempera turea. aa a rule, allghtly below normal. Lftnow has fallen In the northern states net ween me nocxr mountains ana tns Mtaaiastppl river, and rain has fallen In Nebraska, eastern Knnaaa. western Missouri, Oklahoma, and In portions of Texaa The Indications are for generally fair weather In this -district tonight sad Thursday. Temp. Pacific Title St Trust Co.. tha leading abstractors. 104-s-s-T railing Bldg. Wllllama Abatract Company, Inn., wilt rive you the loweat prloa on abatracta. Room lit Chamber of Cororoerre. a- KEW TODAY. $3800 Very desirable (-room recep tion hall and bath. Queen Ann. cot tage, improvements; corner lot, 60x 100; terms. HoIIaday S-450O 2-atory. "-room bungalow. 1 with outside sle-pmg room, all mod ern Improvements, lot 60x100; eastern exposure: terms: $1,600 cash. Thia la an exceptionally good buy. BUY ScTKG RD! The Spanlon Co. t"Mr are-tloraIly r4 ewoittme ; .f w-wtker s-4 rde. va-ta of th ran Mr T'hrr--4 se-r-r.gkt alg j Mil at a i:rtaaca cf it :ia. Cal Helena. Mont . . . Jackaonrtlle. wia karniixp. B. P.. . Los ArgeteJ, Cal New York. S. X. Portland. Or. . . . Robirg Or . . . Racrsmeeto Cat . alt Iike. Utah fan Franclaeo, CaJ.4 Feattlak Haabj 4 S!alr1resh ft .-....! ?fl". TVai ....4 Waiia WaLa. WaaH .$ Max. Mia. Precln. .es . T. 4 SS : M it 14 If fl 4( ft 14 4S : ft ft 14 J4 4$ .SS .It .st . .ss APPLES GROW We will sell for a few daye inni 10- ' acre tracts a mils and a quarter from i Moaler at Ilia per acre: IS and 20-acre tracts thraa and a half mtlea out at tit to $16 per acre, owing to improvements I snd eoodiUoa of tba land. I The Dunn-Lawrence Co. frig 1UX1 BT. m inn sr. MORTGAGE LOANS Ie-art Sates and terms tmtti spe elaj rates aa4 raveraaie wrmi em Urge $6500 TERMS swslasss vroMrtles. rwada Sajt fas rrtrats tavsstors, A. IL BIRRELL 041 BtcXsr Bl&f, M aa gSart. PORTLAND HEIGHTS Terr eelrable ejsVtr Nock. Irrt. VKobarrncted tw, c n. ke-k frors eavr; 6(7 Myrtle streel. rtiows Mala 4i. a jrrw la-atooat B.rrngcg rm Wtilamaita 14 at ah La-in aiist nais- i brbKMl. aaobairw-tod Tlw ' f four n( 1 .v-car-rxM w.tniats S!o TWO T .t BOOK COTTAeBS fr tt and II tjt"thrljr. ( n Kaat HtS se4 M'.ta ' ; $, U !-"- 12 r-r soslA- Rocs til Eor4 tt X(e e4dg ron t-lLE-4tK.lL ESTATE 1 $IS FKR IA1T fefT TOTR ClIOU'K of II lute K erlln, cie Ve s Incsa a.ti'" la '- J" B. I- IHGtKiXX, i l'.t re . woven wire, good orchard, a of fruit, small fnilt; about 10 sacka of potatoes .' doaen chlcSens, new cellar, woodshed, J cords cf wood. good well or water, gooa D-rooa nuu.a. t blocks from store, near school; this Is a bargain: price $1,260: terms. Eaat- ham Smith Co.. over Bank of Oragos City, Oregon City. Or. Worth $3,400. Sell3,0C0 OWNER HICK. LEA VINO TOWN. Fine 7-room modern house, full baae ment. 1 f Ireplaz-ea, ete.. 7niar lot. sue 100. Improved street. V bleck to car, t blocks to Catholic echooL ( Mocks te public school; $1.15 caah balance to suit at ( per cent. E B, Markhajn. JS Commercial blda FINB HO MS, GOOD LOT, 50x10 feat, f"r $4.5. ' 7-ROOmT MODERN HOUBrl flrst-clase. en wsll-lmproved lot, 60x10. $J,6s. NEW S-ROOM HOUSE, well finished, for I J, 7 . NEW. MODFRM HOUSE. $(( dowa. for !. tLEtiAVT HO MR, . all Improved. tt lfS. . 6-Kui.iM COTTAGE. ISSxies l-rt. tlj- A.VOTHEH s-KOOM HOUf E tor ,14Vroom hots. snd rod l t. $vc. CAS OIVI T"'tT TVCt Vf'rorTMr.,; nvr. OTHIM IT T"r At"' i--! ING r'R A rlf'Mi; IT V, li . I'Ar tOU TO l!il 1 T T- T4 t I,eKr Tt- fn Ml.nr' t f.. M rrr 1 ri fit f -f , , . i- i t i . I r . 1.- -.. - I