THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER ' 30. ' 1608.
SIDELINE, STORIES
OF GREAT NORTHWEST
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1
nx ii huts foii A..r..p. ,
Hood HJver Will Be, Well , Itinre-
united at BJJhow.
r (8Dcll Dtapatrh la Tb JovraiLt
' Hoed River, Qr Oct 10. Wv Jl, Wu
wg. president, and M. t w. . Wisdom,
Secretnry. of the Oregon commission-of
an Alaska-x ukon-roinr exposition
were here today and addraed i meat"
Ing ef the Hood RlveV Commercial club
. dliectora, who have derided to place a
county cxninit or. suu noxe or appie
at the Meauie rair. jma i in audition
to tOO boxes of Hood Itiver frutt which
'trie commission purchased lor the slate
xnioit , '
i The county exhibit will- be made by
tha county court and the local commer
cial -rlutt jointly and will constat of
tha flneat arjolea that ran be obtained
in the vail. Theae will 'be eelectedl
I onoe ana sent to me comm isaion,
which wIll'plHce them In 'cold storage
at the plant wnicn tney nave erected on
the exposition grounds at Seattle. It
la the Intention to handle the fruit ao
to have -a permartKit Hood River
county exhibit at tne rair during tne en
tire time It la open, as 'the fruit that
will ""ha nut In oold storaaesnow will
be supplemented with ' a shipment of
annlea aa aoon aa they are in condition
next fall. The county display, call
Tor an ' exploit or zo ooxea ana ou
plates, which will be kept replenished
zrom tne sioca iu cota siuragB. ,
TEACHERS IX SESSION-'
Yamhill County Institute Convene
at McMihnTille. .
(Bneclal DlaiMtck te Ttia Journal.)
McMinnville, Or.,' Oct. 80. The an
nual Yamhill County Teachers' Institute
'opened Wednesday at the Columbus
chool with an attendance of 150 t each
era. Superintendent Belt of thla coun
ty has prepared an excellent program
and secured an-excellent, corp jt In
structors, . v ., .
The Instructors are J Superintendent
Aokerman, E. V. Itessler. -president Mon
mouth State Normal 'School j Mlas Cor
nelias Marlon, state library commission;
J. M. Powers . superintendent Salem
schools; Mlas Ida Smith and Miss Ruby
Reese.' McMinnville schools; W. R.
Rutherford. Tillamook schools,' M, F.
Honvllle. Sheridan schools: W. W.
Wiley, Newberg schools; Qr. C L. Wil
liams. McMinnville, '
Yesterday's program consisted In the
presentation of. "Class Management" by
J. M. Powers, TThe Secret of Success,"
by President Ressler. and an address
i.:. xtr n . ha...,-.! Th, Amafnr1iir.i
uy ... jv. " v, - v-. -
or tne program was aecuon worn aim
byJ"Vv R. Rutherford
of tha nrnrrara was
was composed of. practical demonstra
. tions. , , '..- :
Last night the local teachers tendered
the visitors a rfeoeptlon at the Christian
church. , ! .
BUSINESS NpT SUFFICIENT.
', j ' ' "' "'' '
Cove Orchard Wot Entitled to Depot,
Bays O'Brien.
iHiiiom Ituraan of Tb Journal.
"Saiem. Or., Oct. 80. -General Manager
J. Pi O'Brien says the traffic from Cove
Orchard ie not .sufficient ..to warrant the
construction of a depot at that point
such as the people demand. e save
the receipts from the passenger traffic
to and from Cove Orchard averages
about $50 a month-and freight business
about $25 each month. Furthermore,
Tie says there is a depot at North yam
hill imn milea.oUth. and one at Tual
aftn a. mile or so north. -He declares
the number of stops now made on the
west side division 1 rar aDove me num
ber on any other line In Oregon-and
if the people continue to petition for
a station every mue up me weai biuo
ana men wtiui ueyuia m cvciy bwuuw,
th rnllrnad eomoanv will bo compelled
to cut out scme of the stopping places
and "discontinue the street car service
on tne west siae, wnicu ih nmmuum-o
.solely ror tne convenience, oi me pa
trons or inssroaa.
' HOOD ltIVER'8 INCREASE. .
,Ncw County Shows 50 Per Cent In-
crease Since 1900.
h,i.-Ih I)lTial..h to Th Xonrniil.)
Tinmi -RivHr Or..-Oct. SO. The larae
registration of voters at Hood River
has caue several jiicui BiaiiBiiujuim
... Ki.av rt im fltnli. hv thnm thnt
LU (trt.uupj. - - . .... .. j ... .
"the : population in the. territory now
embraced by the new county has In
creased almost 50 per cent since the
census or lvuo. ai ni nme m cbu-
I ly dm fixures Showed that It had a pop
ff uhttion of abjbut 6,000 people. The flg-
ureav are nows ealfl to De close to io,uuu.
Of tliese. ovttr 8.000 are In Hood River
valley and owy. Estimates made rrom
the rogtatrttten show that ,000 are in
Trof wr: renter and South. Hood
River precincts, the rest tfelng 'In the
upper valley, which has had , a big
growth, and at Cascade i,ocKa anajne
west end of the. county. The number of
school children here is tne largest in
proportion to tne population or any sec-
.tion pr we state. . f ,
SOIjE WITNESS VANISHES
old. building was found to be Inadequate
to aooommodule the Influx of tudsnta.
Sl'KS LAND UOAnb '
'; " i - .. , .
W. J, Munejr Seek to Kocover Deed
'.";::y :t , to aO Acre. ' '
Balam. Or.. Oct. 80.W. J. Plnney!
haa brought suit against tha state land
board In tha circuit court of Marlon
oountr for the recovery "of a deed , to
20 acres of school land for which he
holds certificates declared by the board
to be fraudulent. The land ,wi pur
chased by Mr. Pinney and others since
1 001. all the certificates now belpg held
by Mr. Pianey bjr aaslgnment. -
Tha atata land board conalats of fttat
Treaaurer Steele, Becretary of State
Frank. Uenaon and Governor Chamber
lain. ; In hla comDlalnt Mr. Pinney de-
elarea .tha board haa refused to accept
payments on the land, haa canaled the
oercincatee ana is sdoui to raaeii ine
tracts. Mr. Pinney asks for an Injunc
tion restraining tha land board from
taking this action.
GRAZED BY DEAT1T.
clous- Both horses were olntoned t
the ground by th wagon wheels, bu
were not Injured. . t
It was dark when the accident o
eurrea and Taylor, who waa drlvln
another loam, eoudd not find bis eom
panlon for some time.' lia Anally lo
rn tod aim by the aid of a ehevherd dor.
He waa oonvayed to hie home and it
waa eeveral aoura before he recovered
consciousness.
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t8,00 FOR STALLION.
Otto- Anderaori Narrowly Escapes
,' Being Crashed by Logs. "
": (Opedal tHipttcb to The aaraal.l
The -Dalles. Or.. Oct 10 Otto Ander
son and Roy Taylor of Dry Hollow, near
this city, were hauling logs from the
hill., about 18 mliea from their home.
when Anderson's wagon upset, throwing
him beyond danrer of being crushed
by the logs, but rendering mm unoon-
Farmers Near Junction OJtj nur lm-
. . ponea Aaimai,
Junction City. Or.. Out. 10. Daunaa-
mil. four years old. wetehlna
pound, was aold for 88.0U0 by C W.
Rowers, reiireaentlng J. Crouch A Bon
or Buorameto, t ai to prominent rarin
era of this section. Thle stallion waa
imported rrom Prance early, this spring.
'It won first, rrlas at tha state tulr at
Baeramenlo thla fall. The buyers of
ma ooraa are as ronows: pi. Jl usrneit,
J. I Caton, O. KMrrout W. H. Evans.
Oeorg Humphrey A Bona, Robert Kyle,
n. it. xiewitt aoa cnarioe uarupoeii.. .
PASTOR'S CONDITION CRTTIOAL
Ilev. SI. E. Roalton Stricken With
1 IIemorrbaf of Stomach. , s
(SnerU! Dlamtota to Tha JooraaLl
The Dalles. Or., OoL .- Her. M. XI
Poulton, paator of the fclon'e Lutheran
ohurch In this city and well known In
Lutheran ohurch circles throughout the
state, waa atrlcken with hemorrhage of
tne stomacn Tuesday morning. He wae
removed to a local sanatorium, but hla
fihyslclana give no hop of hie survlv
njt.1
Building Permita.
Henry Hardt, erect one-atorr frame
dwellings East Fifteenth street, between
Shaver and Mason, 81,200; Portland Mill
& . J- ixture company, ereot rour-story
;- - ' FUR y
l?finmnttn la rflBsed br an excess of uric acid In the blood, which
gradually get Into the circulation because of indigestion constipation, weak
Virlnev action, and other irreirularitiesf of the system which are sometimes
.r. . , tm . ! j i n a 1 1 j&4.4
ronsiderea ol no imDortance. anis nnc aaa anises an muamcu hum uuuicu
condition of the blood, and the circulation instead of nourishing the different
portions of the body, continually deposits Into tne nerves, muscles, tissues
atirl lointa. the irritatinsr. cain-orodudnjr acia witn wnicn it is nliea, Kneu-
thatisni can only be cured by a thorough cleansing of the blood, and this is
lust what S. S. S. does. It sroea down into the circulation." and by neutral
izing the uric acid and driving, it from the blood, effectually and surely
removes the Cause. 8. S. 8. strengthens and invieorates the blood so that
instead of a weak, sour stream, causing pain and agony thoughout the sys-
tem, It Decomes an jnTlgua-tiag, . uuuiisuiug uoiu, iiuuisxua ucaucu
disease. S. S. S. being a purely' vegetable blood purifier, is the surest and
safest cure for Rheumatism in any of its forms.' Book on Rheumatism and
tmy medical advice desired sent lree to ail who write.
frame fkotory, S04 Multnomah etreet.
between Twiity-fiHiril and Twenty.
sUlh. 818.000; Portlanil Mill A PUture
titiiny, erect ono-aiory uoncrela
iKriiuue.' Uullnomah airrat, between
Twanty-fourth and Twoaty-alath, IJ.Kuo;
I'ortlaud Mill t'latur conusor, arect
ona-atwry frame dry kiln, kue Multno
mah atreet, between Twenty-fourtb and
Twenty-aUth. IJ.K00; C. K. Henry, eraol
euiierete footlnga, Kourth a I root, ba
tmeen Oak and iliark. ll.oOOi Mrs. Praa
el MupllukU ereot laro-etory frame
dwelling. Palling street, comer Mary
land avanua, 83.000; P. a. ICngle, erect
one-etory frame dwelling Eaat Haventy
ninth at root, between Hurnal.le and
Everett, II, C00; 31 cT Crawford., eroot
thrae-eiory brick warehouse. Plfth
street, corner nlteny, 110.000.
Jkonlr Batla akin rroam ta wet akla. vine
dry. ImuM eaiiuy, imuolh akla. 2.V.
Eye tested free al aletsger's.
Hsrd'maa pianos, the Wiley B. A)ln Co.
DEATHS
n ifrL..i-L"i.iitjt'i' 1 n.lf'ili " hBaamai
WOriME Mra M. E. Morse, ' Jennlnge
Lotiaa, October Is, 181 tarebral
rantcrrliaga. ,
McAVOV D. MeAvoy, olty, October it,
age ill appendicitis.
LJ- h. WINO la aitna Chinese). 184 S4
Kourth street, Octooer 87, age &i re-t
mutant (ever.
ColAIN .Jo C Colvln, city, Ootober 18,
ei 81; choiacyetlila.
JU'.NU HOI SK Jung House (Chinese),
8 Macond atreet, October 8T, ag (8;
tuberculosis, .
SCHKNCK Mrs. L A. Schenck, 114
Humboldt, October 18, chronta
endocarditis.
FUNKIUL NOTICKS
TO-NIGHT
"TV
OOODnr In this city. October S.,W1H
iii ot .N. Uoodby, aitea llyeuia. funeral
servlcee will be held at Dunning. MerCn-
tra 4r OHlaugh's chapel. -7th and Tine
at., finturduv, Ortobur 81, at 1 p. ni.
Krlend Invited to attend. Interment
at crematory. '
UK A R 1 fl LE If In -thla' oily. October 28.
William J. lJeardsley. ad 73 year.
Deceased Waa a yeteraa of the cIvMI war.
a
m
oluntrr.
Jnd ether drag habit are ponttlrey cured b
IA81TINA. lorerpodennleorlntemalue
am ule aent to any drag habltueAy ESmui
SnalL Rernlar orS-e 82.00 rr bo file- a a
1 roar druct 1st or hy mall in plain wrapper.
! Xkaaalaal St. Loo la. Ua
mtm gartiaaa..
yT'SI Mai anil WUMtrl.
ar UJBJCsN. 1 CmBI Oforaaaatartf
J blklan,l dlohariai.laflaaiUni,
8 f WKKtHM
aw
"I
W B H.
William J. lleardaley, aged 73 year,
tcaaavd Waa a vrtftran of the clxll wSr.
avlng aerved In Company V. First regl
lent of heavy -artillery, Connecticut
volunteer. r uneral eervioe win oe
held at Dunning. McKntee & tillbaugh's
chapel, 7th and Pine at.. Saturday, Octo
ber 81, at 8 a. m.. under auspice of the
O. A. R. SVlends and sll old soldiers
litvtted to' attend. 'Interment Urand
Army cemetery.
XKW TODAY.'
CHARMING HOME
New bungalow at Willamette Heights
with about M00 square feet of ground.
Cnntalna seven rooms, all finely kalso-
mined, naruwood rioor In pulillo rooma,
very iarse basement and excellnnt fur
nace. ' Total coat price, land and build
ing to abaaiit owner, waa 88.800, and
will sell fur $7,800 on eaay terms. f
RUSSELL t5. BLYTM
ooacMoirwsaxTK auiLsiiro.
FOR SALICRIML IlSTATi: lit
MOSIER
APPLE LANDS
Small tract; easy payments. See us.
C0X.DHBIA, TAXItXTT OBOKAKOI 00.
Room 10. 14 m First Bt.
BIEETIXO NOTICES
41
FUNERAL' DIRECTORS
unaertaaers and emoajmera: moaern
In every detail,
480. Uady aeai
Seventh and Pine: Main
slant
UKi-lllA temple, fytnian Hlalers, an
nounce their Halloween dancing party
for Saturday evening, October 81, at K.
P. hall. 11th and Alder eta. Friend coi
dtally invited. Adtnlaalon: Gents, 60c;
i aoiea. too, ay oraur or committee
HOME SITtS
HOr.LAnAy4ft100, on 14th it., r.er
Welvller, 81.000. l.'J
EAST ANKtNV, near . J8rd 80so.
81.800. - Ill
UN1VKR8ITT". PARK IOOiIOO, Wltl,
am all barn. f U0. " -' liT
BVNSXBIOIH 80100. on E. lint,
11(00. ' 8o
6T. Johns Huslnesa block, on carllne,
l,6v)0. 80S
CENTHAT ALDINACorner JOOxlo'i,
An X4akulini1 H van II KilA - . ' 1 C it
tovsciu cttfc:ST--Two' lot, fin view,
li.ooo. r , m
luvINGTON B0!00, two feet above
level of bltullthlo atreet, - 81.100. - .
WOODLAWN lOOnlOO, on tkum St.,
8126 caeh UT
WILLAMKTTFJ I1EK3HTS 100x100, on
Bavler St., $3,800.. .. . 4
Hartman & Thompson '
Chamber pf Conlmerce. . ',
f aiaaeas aobrua,
FkIbIm. ant atrla
THIf YMrjCHEatfU . gaat ar solaoaoe.
aiuflj J "J aaOd hy Draggtsta,
w) I ' by axenaa, pralrt,
'fii SI OO. or I bottlM 2,7!l.
r ctnolar seat ea reanaat.
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DON'T PAIL TO VISIT OUR
FREE MUSEUM OF ANATOMY
A complete exhibition of sclenoe and
Presenting a rl-yld and reailatlo atndy
otthe origin and development of fhahn
tuha race from th beginning to the end.
Also a fig-ore study of health and 4is
ease In all it rarlou phaaea, rpraent
ed by life- lie model la wax and papler-
Thea lifelike model axe tha olerereejt
work of th foremoat master ef th
world.
Beadaxt ron ehould see this great ex
hibition and not how wonderfully w
are mad. '
Consultation and Examinations
Free and Our Cures Guaranteed
m
OUR FEE
Vor a oomplet euro in any sbnpls aa
oompllcated oase. -
Wm Viira Wealrnea ol Men. Varicocele. Hydrocele. Nervous Debil
ity. Blood and Skin Diseases, Sores, Ulcers, Swollen Glands, Kidney,
Bladder and Rectal Diseases, Prostate Gland Disorders, and all Con
tracted Special .Diseases of Men.
Men make no mistake when they come to us We giv you tha re
sults of long experience, honest, conscientious work, and the best service
that money can buy. If you are ailing, consult us. Medicines furnished
la our private laboratory from $1.60 to 86.00 a course. -
If you cannot call, write for self-examlnatlon blank. Hour. 8 a. m.
to l m. daUy. Sunday 9 to 12 only.
OREGON MEDICAL INSTITUTE
891 M Morrison Sfc, Between fourth and rifth. FOrtland. OA
$5.00
Mystery- Surrounds Disappearanc of
Eva , wooir, xuiamooK.
inMtt1 nlyithto Tha Jonmil.V
Tillamook. Or.. Oct 80. Just a week
tn ttia time when she was to have been:
called before- the "grand ury to testify
against her father, Eva' Woolf, a high
school atudent of thi place has dis
appeared. Her rather, vvuuam vvooir.
has; been confined In jail In default of
$5,000 bond, charged with a serious
mttm -rrrlmn. The dauchter was the
soW witness' for the prosecution, un
less 'she Is found It is not believed
that the state will be able to secure a
oAnvlrtinn. The aid's mother refuse
.to make a statement regarding tne dis
appearance. . , . , A. ,
Twoolf first achieved notoriety In this
section July 4, when he flaunted a red
flag over the star and- stripes. For
this orfefise he was -also arrested and
(iit tif trial in tne, circuit court
-under bond of $600, making hi total
bond $6,600. . -
vrmita v,. -,. drawlnrth line betwean our-
.M. 1-m.mKI, iHuiiu TFT.a h Individual
...... V v,
40dlt ion to Airmny institution ivcaujr j CM- muat be oonaldered. Most doctors claim
lor rupii. mat among um.uHa w u..-.- "f
men on or two are inouraoi mi iaa la
San Francisco Office
Oregon Journal
1206 CALL BUILDING
J. P. Flnlcy 8c Son lttLni
T.adv attendant. Main 8: A-169
ztLtfi-tnh kes co.. fike"tial Dl
rector, embalmera, 270 Ruaaell, Eaa
10n8b Iady aaalatant
ED uTuiD HOL,AN. UNDERTAKER
zzo ard etreet
M. W. A. KVKHQREEN CAMP, 6,4(8.
meet Wednesday evening. Allaky
bldg.. Id and Morrison at.
m7w. a. onsaoN oRAra camp.
No. 8876, Monday. Selllng-Hlrscb
block, 10th and Washington its.
FOR BALE HEAL ESTATE 16
ERICSON UNDERTAKING CO.
balmlng; lady ta t: 408 Aid
er. M (188
CEMETERIES
ROSE CITT SINGLE ORAVBB. $10
'family lota. 828 to 875. Superintend
ent at cemetery, corner of Fremont et
ana cuuy road." mono -jaoor iuo. . rui
full Information annlv to Frank flonle
gel. 682 Wornaater blk. Phone A-882S.
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MARI1LE AND GRANITE MONU
ments. all klnda cemetery decoration.
(8-70 Grand ave. N. Imhoff ft Dorcas.
WEEKS' Granite Co. Marble and gran
ite monuments. 801 4th st. Main 4a I.
NKU A KINQSLET. 268 1ST.. PORT
land's leading marble and granite wka.
JREAL ESTATE TRAJVSFTERfl
Lawyers' Abstract St Trust Co.. room
( Board of Trade bldg.; abstract a
specialty.
Pacific Title A Trust Co.. the leading
abatractorn. Z04-6-S-7 railing Diag.
oer Una ner Insertion.
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WEATHER REPORT
i
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MEN'S DISEASES
ALL ARE CURABLE
't : rMnlal nianatrh tn Tha Joaintl.l
- Alhanv. . Or.. Oct 80. Sunday after-
noon th new academy of Our Lady- of
Perpetual Help- or this city win De dedi
cated. ArcnDisnop i;nnsiio vi rnina
will conduct the services. He will be
aislsted by Father One of th Albany
parish and several visiting clergy.. After
tne reiigiou ctnmonj mciuj yiv
gcam wlH be rendered In th audito
rium. - .
The new structure I on of the finest
In -the elate for ecbool purposes, and
possesses- (lrst-elas accommodation
for resident students. The academy Is
under the management of the Benedictine-Sister,
and so suceeaafu) haa it
been during th past 16 year that th
4 t i r ri i -- --' - J J
wrong. I have demonstrated that it I wrong,
for' I cur all disease of men. The truth la,
that some case of curable diseases ar In
curable, and some ease-of so-called lpcurable
disease ar eaally curaDie ay tn ngnt
wmt,nLAm I bv bo mean claim th ability to
cure any and every caae that may oome to
my office, but I claim to cur moat of th
cases that' othera cannot cure, and I always
refuse treatment -where conditions indicaa
.that I will b unable to obtain thorough and
lasting reeult.
Ay F'4B4 for
Cure Ira Any
Simple Go
ft
1
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The north Pacific storm is now central
over British Columbia. Jt has caused
arenrral ralna In Washlnaton. Oreeon
and northern California, but the winds,
aa yet have not been severe, the highest
velocities so far reported being 62 miles
south at Tatoosh Island and 48 miles
southeast at North Head. The Carolin
storm haa moved north to tha Now
England coast; it has caused general
rains in tne nortn Atlantic states ana
snow in upper Michigan. A hlgn pressure-area
is central over the Dakotas.
The temperatures are above normal in
tne nortn racmo Btaies ana aiso in jnow
England and the middle Atlantic states.
but over the central and southern nor
lions or tne country it is cooler man
usual, with the departuresfrom normal
most marked in th south Atlantic and
east Gulf states.
The Indications ara for occasional
rain In this district tonight and Satur
day, with fresh southerly winds n the
interior and with a moderate to fresh
westerly gale along the coast. It will
be cooler tonight in Oregon and In -the
Interior of western Washington.
-Temo. ..
Max. Mln. Preclp.
Atlanta. Oa f9
Baker City. Or 68
Boise, Idaho 64
Calgary, Alberta. . . . 24
Chicago. Ill R2
Denver, Colo 66
Helena Mont 40
Lewlston. Idaho 60
Los Angeles. Cal... 72
Marshfleld, Or 60 .
New Orleans, La.... 84
Philadelphia. Pa.... 60
Pocatello, Idaho 62
Portland, Or.. 68
Rosenurg, ,Or 60
San Francisco. Cal.. 64
Seattle, Wash 60
Spokane Wash 68
Walla Walla, Wash. 66
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46
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A. P. Mead and wife to Layton
t. fuhnit. lot 4. hlork "O." Ta
bor Heights ..." $ 1.000
Richard Wilder and wife to K. r.
Efflnger, undivided 1-8 of the
following: Beginning at point
In west line of 11th st. 75.4
feet southerly from intersec
tion of said west line of 11th st.
with south line of Burnside at,
thence southerly 82.7 ' feet,
thence westerly to a point 95
feet from northeast corner of
12th st., thence northeasterly to
a point 71.8 feet southerly from
south line of Burnslde st,
thence easterly 100.2 feet to be
ginning 25,000
Bailey Avery to William T. Hen
ry, lots IS and 14, block 1.
Mountain View Park addition
No 2 100
Edward J. Sheen and wife to
Harry L. Hughes and wife, lots
10 and 11. block 16. Capltan ad
dition J.400
Moore Investment Co. to Hubert
C. Morris, lot 8, block 60, Ver
non . 450
E. W. Chandler and wife to El
mer Denby, east 80 reet or lot
1 east 80 feet of north 25 feet
of lot 2, block 4, Piedmont
Park ...... 1,700
Ralph E. Mclntyre and wife to
Ida A. Carlile. east S3 1-8 feet
of lot 9, block 6, Bartsch Park
addition 2,800
L. Barnum et al to W. F. Bchu
ler. lots 26. 27 28 and 29. block
122 University Park 1,600
J. T. Murphv. and wife to Ida
Tirhenor, lot 8. block 18, City
View Park 1,850
John M. Roarers and wife to C. H.
Llbby, south VI of east of
tiart of tha mirioon Tibbetts I.
JL li 760
Seourlty Abstract & Trust Co. to
Ans-us MoOrce-oV. lota 11 and
12. block 85, Rose City Park.. 1,000
Frank S. Janes and wife to Ed
ward Keen, lot 8. block 3 Flor
ence Heights 425
J. E. Scott and wife to T. E. Mc
TCpes. lot 23. block 7. Columbia
k) Heights 60
ra. H. CuplnJl-and wife to Clem-
piiH i vvp . htn it n.i Ann
34, block 8, Kern Park 600
Fir and comoanv to F. W. Bless-
Ine. lore, block 7. Firland 175
Arleta Land company to John M.
Mtitzer et al. lota 1 ano z. diock
19. Elberta .-, 825
W. C. Noon -Jr. and wife to W.
Noun, lota .1 . s nnd c. block
2, Eiiendalo 760
Nellie, N. Lean to William G.
Gosdlin et al. lo 8. block 6.
Clifford addition to Albina 100
Frederick W. Blessing and wife
to Nancv A. Toiik. lots 6 and 7.
block ?. Firland 1.800
netciier i.inn and wire to ti.
Stowo. lot 6. block 2. Blnn-
ham'H addition 350
Frank Webster and wife to W. R.
FOR SALE
i
8-room house, well furnished, fine lo
cation, psys 9 per cent on the Invest
ment; a (0-roomhotel and $ lots, pays
10 per cent; 100x100 with a 7-room
house and bath on Nob hill; also 6-room
house and bath, all modern and easy
terms st Sell wood; 2 fine houses In
South Portland, pay 9 per cent on In
vestment; 6-room cottage, owner haa
to sell, good terms; 50x100 with good
6-room house and 4 rooma unfinished In
teh attlo. corner lot: also 100x160 with
7 flats, all new and modern; 8-room
house, all modern Improvements, good
terms; a 9-room house, lot 50x100, In
North Portland; also have several good
farms would trade for city property.
For particulars call, pfione or write to
CHAS. HIRSTEL
88Vi 3d at., room 8, Portland. -
No Cash Reacircd
Good 7-room plastered house, built
for a home, bath, basement, cement
walks, chicken coop, barn, berries, fruit
tree 80x100 lot: 81.800: 320 ner month.
Two carlines.
HAVKRSTIC ft. GALLAGHER .
3-4 3 Vfc Washington et.
$375 CASH. 40x100, "eT"I5TH BT,' "
blocks from Hawthorne ave.; thi la
an exceptional buy. R-49,Journal.
6-ROOM plastered house, lot 60x100, 8
block from carline; price 81.060. half
raith. Call 181 Madison at'
WANTED REAL ESTATE . 31
WE WANT THE FOLLOWING:
We have purchasers for the following
properties: $7,000 to $9,000 modern
resiaence in nortnweat part or city;
$3,000 to $3,500 residence In 6outh Port
land; also $2,000 residence in south- :
west part of city. These parties have
their money ready, but the properties
must be worth all asked for them.
PORTER ft FRENCH.
607 Commercial bldg. ' -1
WANTED Farms and city homes to '
!
6-room -modern house, electrlo light.
gas. Bull Run water; two full lota, fine
lawn, shrubs and bearing fruit trees;
fine large barn, well and windmill' for
barn and Irrigation. $3,160 takes it
bee owner on premised.
1S0U IS. TAz LOR BT.
Take Hswthorne or Mt Tabor car
and get off at 49th. -
aell or exohanee. Portland
Co., 204 Morrison st.
Home
WE HAVE BUYERS FOR CITT REAL
state end rarms. What have you
to sell? Will deal with the owner
only. 80S Wells-Fargo bldg. -
CTWf YOUR REAL, ESTATE AND1
business chances with Oregon Adjust-
ment Co., 308 Ankeny. Main 8267.
EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE 24
Portland Heights Lots
Six lota on ' Portland Helahta. two
blocks from carline, level,' fair view,
an exceptional bargain, $650; terms, 10
per cent down, balance 2 per cent each
month.
928 BOARD OF TRADE BLDG. (
HIGHLY Improved nearly 20-acre farm,
with good buildings, fruits and de--
slrable neighborhood surroundings, to
exchange for close In city home worth.
$3,000 to $4,000. Portland Homes Co..
204 Morrison St. ' . - '.
BY owner, for Bale or exchange,
half Interest in sawmill on rail"
road and deep water; capacity 100.- -
000 in 10 hours. Cash or timber or
other real estate in exchange. 979 E.
Alder st
9 ACRES, well Improved, on Oregon
electrlo line, for Portland income
property to the amofant of $3,000. M.
Petersen, Cornelius. Or. '
FINE FARMS AND ACREAGE FOR
' city property. Conant Realty Co.,
room 5, 250 Alder St.
ROOMING-HOUSE, 12 rooms, central
location, will exenange ror smait
house with lots of ground for poultry.
Call at once. 204 Morrison st - .
THE handsomest concrete block , house
In the olty, 8 rooms, hall, bath, etc.
owner leaving city, has reduced the
price from $4,000 to $3,500 for quick
sale; ground Is 100x100; terms $500
cash, balance monthly payments to suit
buyer.
A choice Quarter blook In Hawthorne
Park for $4,500; 1 a snap, m
BUCHTEL & KERHB,
360 -E. Morrison St.
WE BUILD HOMES
To suit you at small cost, and very easy
paymenta . There is no reason -.7hy you
should not own your own home. Call
and see us and let ua explain how easy
It is to do ao.
THE VETERAN LAND CO,
822 Chamber of Commerce.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
SB TAYIrOm,
Thm leading- apacia&a. e
ray wnen
i cure you x
SO-CALLED WEAKNESS ?
And a half doen other dtaeaaa pacullar te mn. Including Varleocala. 2
Hvdrocela, ftoeclfla Blood Polaoo, Stricture and Contracted Dtor4r ar
about th only ajlment that I have paid any attaatlon to for many yeavr. i
V ctaer aowto treat aa X xae4 er ear mm X ear. sa awtaoaa
ar nttraiy air rwa. A
Mr MODERV and up-te-rtat nrnhod ar certain and speedy c-ura
Of PPTRMATORRHOEA. -WEAKNFP9- CONTRACTED DISORDERS. 2
apECiriO BLOOD POISON. LOST STRENGTH aa4 all reflaa ailment i
1 gTjarantd. - A
VARICOCELE, ' HYDBOCKLE. aad PTRICTTRIt rstt1v!y ctirM
wrTMOlT THB KNIFE, and NOT A DOLLAR NEED BE PAJlirNTIL
YOU ARB WELL, YOUR moaay la your ewm hank I aafer than any
ana nna. t
'- nn ooCTraTAno
Call at rh affV. If poaeibi. far Ftv Advtc, Examination and
Plagnoala. If yoa cannot call, writ far ayropum blaaa.
The DR: TAYLOR Co.
oomm xoaaxso An sicon trrmzsm
rrr Xatraae, tMi, Merrl rtraa, rerUaaa.
Bvron Jenlson. 1664 Berkeley street
21, and Ida Montgomery, 16. .
W4eden Mosher, 40S Hawthorn ave
nue, 67, and Hattie W. Black, 45.
Simon Wolf, 148 North Eighteenth
atreet Si, and Carolyn Solomon, 23.
John Sundaulst 655 Ralelah atreet
28, and Anna Peterson, 28.
Clem M. RoDblns,, Portland. 89. and
Nellie Grover, 24.
Morrla F. McGrath, 833 Market treet
14. and Carrie George, 19.
Walter P. Johnson. 495 Flanders
treat, 22, and Lena Blanche Jones, 20.
fteora-e Parker Clark. 489 Eaat An Iron
street, 21, and Marie Ellen Fleenor, li.
Thomas P. Arsneau, Portland, 81, and
Matilda Kvenson. its.
Wedding Card. W.JG. Smith ft Co,
Washington bldg corner 4th and Waah
Ington ate.
Beta ft Sons, florists, funeral deaigoa,
Hfr worrleon. Mam ob; a-1877
Clark Bros., florist Flaa flower
nd floral dealgns. 289 Morrison st
Full draso suit for rant all lv
Unique Tailoring Co, 18 Start st
manm - ...... . u ( . .v. . o v u. v.. wy
posit Meier A Frank Main Till.
BIRTHS
EDWARDS To Mr. andMr. C. IX Ed
wards, jrwiton. or- octener 14. a eon.
ROGERSTO Mr, ati Mrs. T. P. -Rog
er, lit Albina avenue, October 1Z, a
on. i i
VATH To Mr. and Mra O Vath, 861
Roland' venae. October 28. a daugh
ter.
MERRILL To Mr. and Mr. I. J, Mer-
riii. in royno airvei, isciooer z a
eauanter.- . .
BTAIiiER To Mr. and Mr. W. It
gfalcer city, tv tolr-r jl.. a-no. -LOEFKeLmAX
To lr. and Mr, J.
Lrffelmj --418 Ferty-flfth -atreet.
inionr i. ti.
llntrlln lot 1?. hhick 2. Arlet.i
Park No. 2 275
W. I). McNalr and wife to G. W.
Rlira-s. lots 14. 15. 16 and 17.
block 2, Woodmere Park 850
O. R. Addlton and wife to W. H.
Knott anuth half nf lot 4. block
1, Faxon Park 100
L. A. Woodward et al to I. Med-vpilni-Rkv.
InU IS .-nid 16. block
6, Ina Park addition 1,000
Jacob valaer and wife to Henry
Diemal, lot 10, block 5, Henry's
addition" 650
Victor Land company to II. W.
Smith, lots 10 and 11. block 1,
Peninsular addition 400
A. A. Coon and wife to Mrs.
Charle Johnson, quarter acre
of John P. Powell D. L. C TOO
Portland Trust company to W. H.
Sctitt, lots 29 and SO. block 16,
Tremont Place , 170
Plillllppe Chareron and wife to
Fred Roslnske. south 40 feet of
lot 6 and east 11 2-3 feet of .
south 40 feet of lot 3, block It
reanbdlvislon of blocks 3. 4. 5.
6. 12. 13, 14. 24 and 25. Sunny-
aid .?. BOO
Frank L. Farrls and wife to J.
N. Klein, lot 3. iilock 25. East
Creston 1.800
Ravmond F. Marquis and wife to
William Hilton, lot 7. block 2,
Keystone addition 4.000
Earl C. Hronaugh and wife to W.
H. Rust et at lot 16. 17 and
18, block 6, Arbor Lodge 450
Title Guarantee ft-Trust company
to E. J. Jaeger et al. lota 4 and
6, block "C, First addition to
Hoi la -lay Park addition 1.078
Anten Secbtem et al to Walter
E. Bates, lot 6 and 6. block 2.
Cooper' addition 750
Portland Trust company to G'iy
M. Kuford. lata 19 and 2".
.Mock 1. Tremont Place 1T8
Have your
m imat to
WHY PAY RENT?
When you can buy a new 4 room mod
ern cottage, good . neighborhood, east.
front improved street cement wants, an
WE have a choice fruit tract near Mo
sler, in the Hood River district, to
exchange for house and lot in Portland,
EAST, HOOD RIVER LAND CO..
616 Beck bldg.. corner 7th and Oak.
120 ACRES 3 MILES FROM CAPH
Horn on -Columbia river; 15 acres In
cultivation: rood house, barn and other
outbuildings; will trade for house and
lot suitable for working; man. Whal
ley. 616 McKay bldg. ; ;;.
TO EXCHANGEONE" ACRE! AND 6
room house, good town, 30 miles from
Portland, for chicken ranch; value $1,-
000; pay cash difference. Goldschmldt's
agency, 263 hi Washington st.
TO EXCHANGE for house and lot.
136 acres land, stock, crops and
tools. 6 miles from Bhroder. 609-610
Buchanan bldg.
OWNER will exchange
choice lot for timber.
Stark.
residence or
Walling, 243
HOUSE and two lots,- also good timber
claim to exchange for farm. Addres
R-483, Journal.
I WISH to have a house built and
turn one or more fine lots in on the
deal. J. Frank Porter, 607 Commercial
bldg.
paid, electric and gas fixtures, paneled 5 qoo BUSINESS property, 16 per cent
balance 316.
CONKLIN BROS.,
802 Rothchlld bldg.
JUST LIKE RENT.
$250 down, $15 monthly, buys new
cottage. 4 rooms and bathroom, on nice
lot In lawn, garden, fruit and shade
trees; a choice home; only $950. Port
land Homes Co., 204 Morrison st.
$450 1-ROOM house, basement 24x44
excavated, cesspool completed, lot
664x864. H block east Milwaukle road,
Sellwood. Hurry and get this. J-261,
Journal.
HOW'S this one? Lots 16, 16. 22. block
4fi VTitoHfAnlr aIHItlnn Rt. Jnnna. 1
block to new high school, $975; cash;
surrounding lots $475. J-299, Journal.
FOR SALE By owner, good 8-room
. house, wltn 2 lots, i diocks irom
car x.inn down and terms to suit
Must sell: I am going out of town.
C-114, Journal.
innnniA for timber: grt-H trade for
anme one. R. W. Fisher, 228 Allsky b'dg.
Large rooming louse, modern.
furniture good, good location. H-240.
Journal. '
A FINE new Stanhope buggy, rubber
tires, for sale or exchange on lot
Frary ft Belts, 132 Eth st -
FOR 8AIE--FARMS
17
C R. Donnell & Co.
Real Estate. Room 338 C. or C
well
HiKflilxo-HOnSE. 34 rooms.
furnished, good location. electric
lights, bath, phone, lease; rent $100;
price 13,000, part casn. uregon yu
justment Co.. 308 Ankeny.
A HOHE FOR YOU
Half acre on 6-cent carline for price
of lot; will build to suit; $10 monthly.
CM AS. H. AUUSH.
226 Lumber Exchange. Main 6645.
FOR SALE house and lot on carline.
80-foot street 20 minutes' rid. Only
$660. 1208 Gladstone ave. Dal y station.
6 ACRES on Salem carline. close In; 5
Ka,m fl V AAA half i.lh Mllltfin-
1 UUIII .HI J " . w.v , ---- , -
man Land Co.. 88 H 3d St.
CORNER LOT AND HOUSE FOR SALE
Will take good work team In ex
change If sold at once, will go cheap.
inquire victoria ianey, mi c im
1,650 MODERN 5-ROOM COTTAGE.
eaxy terms, 4M wee name st. xaae
Woodlawn car. Large lot owner.
7-KOO. HOUSE Good condition, lot
60x100, doxen oearing rruit trees;
l.00. Inouire 1225 E. Main st
ONE 4-ROOM COTTAGE, ALL MOD-
ern. Jaeement, close in: term to suit
purchaser. Call Has Missiasippi ave.
640 ACRES FIND AGRICULTURAL
land, adapted for alfalfa, grain, frufcs.
In central Oregon; terms 16 per acre,
part cash, balance on tlma. .
We have 50,000 acres In tract from ,
160 to 10,000 acre at price ranging
from $5. to $10 per acre. These lands
ar-in the araln belt of eastern and
central Oregon; also stock ranches run
ning in slse from 600 to 20,000 acres, at
$5 to $10 per acre; part cash, balance
0B OREGON HOME) & LAND CO. ,
14 Hamilton bldg.
WE' riAVE S6ME OF THE BEST BUYS
IN CLARKE COUNTY. WABlLi HERE
ARE A FEW:
3U acres, finely improved bottom
land. $2,200. - , ,
40 acres, good house, easy clearing,
$600. . t, -
40 acres, mostly olearedy good or
chard. $1,290. v . . m
80 acres bottom land, all stock ana
tools, good buildings, .. vrythlng In
good shape. $4,000.
The Ccast Realty Co,
230 Lumber Exchange.
NEW 6-ROOM COTTAGE, BATH, TOIr
let full cement rounaation, an im
provements In: term to suit purchaaer.
Call at 631 Thurrr in; no agents.
NfcW BL1LD1NU (UH.M6he.lJ OK
housekeeping, close in. 23 room and
large hall. Phone B-1409.
EoXlwO ON FLiS'T, BETWEEN RUS-
sell and Page; price $1,650; a bargain;
Investigate. Inquire 275 Russell at
ACREAGE.
10 acres, all Improved, only II min
utes' walk from carline,. 8 -room bung-
low barn 1 V stories, 2 chicken house
16x100, 4 acre In trawbrrl, 100 8
y ear-old fruit tree .of varlou kinds;
$660 per acr. H oaah, balance $600
yearly, 6 per cent Interest. It E. Al- i
len. woodjnr station. Phone Tabor
1425. " . -
IDAHO CAREY ACT LANDS, 85,000
acres, embracing ome of th choicest -agricultural
and horticultural land la
th state, now open for entry under Big
Wood River project For Information
address C R Hartt. Mgr. Land Sale
Dept. Boise. loano.
$250 BUYS CHOICE LOTS ADJOININO
Pwlft'a new town. Eaay term. 6e
R. B. Carey, imi peninauiar aye.
HOOD RIVER ORCHARDS.
MACRAE ft A.Mil B.
488 CHAMBER OF COMMERCK
WASCO ilDL'NTr. '
160 acre. acre In cultivation; U
fenced, torn timber, 2 good spring.
amaJl houaa completaly furnlahad, barn,
toolhouaa. 3 horsea, aom tmplemanta,
u acr pottoea. li ton hay, 4 mll -.
from railroad ataUon; all for $l.40;
will trad for roumtng-hou. or house
"J 10VeNKE ft 1URRISON.
$11 OerliPger hide. 2d and Aldr.
FORSALB Bt ADM'l.vTstRfriR,
89 cre of lanl n-r tlUerton, 68
acre la fin cultivation, I J acre In
her-. ere In potato, bone and
tock.- A food brrjn for a mas wttft
money. Price 3.54. Terma Apply 63
Vnlon v. north. ' ,
' wTirfRIVFIR "KRLIT LAN'D. r
W hav eom fln frutt Irata at
DEATHS
WHOM-km. K. Eahotn. Bua Lin
Ct1W--riifant exitv or Mr. and Mr.
J-oN. October 17- tUlrn..
Rlf LET W. J. Bwarda1T, dty.
tvtff a aa ,; tnit rrstitl
iAQIEI-TKl J. Jsaialakl. 47 HrtMtg.
Ucmfcar it, ag t aaaat i; faawmoaka.
uTF.7fact. mad. by th. f HI j LOTS IN WOODSTOCK FOR BITS - oa a "'.
ft Co. at'ri'- - ii-rlaaa AHeta. Or oa. Tabor 318. p.c Mrf?. o and
Haialle
work: t eur rrlcea.
XirVT TOD AT
XOXJ-kSAT FABK.
S.OOO 8-tory. 6-room rec ptio-i hT1
. dwelling; larr fnrrh aad otrato
sleeping rof-m; fumar. flrr c
. etc.; exceptionally well lot-ated, aouth
erB exposure; ca b boaght cn terra
TDE SPANTON CO.
. . a 1. . . . WV4 I Til- 1 T 1" f c-T - T 1. U a I. , , . .
modern, lot 40x111. 1 rroved f tret. i h T . ,
walking dlstaiy-o. 73 E. Salmon. 3'- j acjw Vlaa-i
KUH SALE LHI.AJ'.
A 6-room bouae od 8 lota In V ion.
A enap If takan at cn-a. 1I3 E. 1 4 1 h.
6-liX"M nr J rn colt EuonT-'l.
leaving rity; furnlahad or uafar-
tilahed. Main 't. -
gTa Ctarti v
12-Kmi houaa, rioae tn, r-t , 1:
room fliled. Owner, 93 111 A. Main
78 . . .
FOR SALE i4.if,
eW t-v 't a '"
f nnm r.t 1111.
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at a a,;r;:.ca Owae-r, U. II. c ".It .--... C
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IMir"v"AN r TO hT, "T.
trade raal e'at. ee . i
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