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THE 'OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. THURSDAY' EVENING, NOVEMBER 5, 19081
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KlkRETUINI FOR
LUMBER CARGO
Norwegian Steamer Admiral
I " Borreson On Enroute V
'List. '
JiEARLY LOST ON
' ' LASTVISIT HEEE
Encountered Immense , Tidal Wave
i Shortly ' After Leaving ; Columbia
mver ana naa to rui law nuuu-
j' mm I or ivfpavirs. wu anuwavv.
- Admiral Borreson, one ,of the largest
tramp steamers of Norway's merchant
marine, will be here soori to load lum
ber for the orient according to an an-
nouncement made today.. The big
crsft ia now en route from ' one
of " the west coast nitrate porta
for Puget sound,' where she will receive
orders and coal for her long ruo across
the Pacific.
, The Borreson Is under charter to Bal
four, Guthrie b Co. and. will carry away
.. approximately 1,800,000 feet of lumber.
She is especially well adapted for the'
lumber-trade, having broad lines and
few obstructions between decks. She
, ,waa here about a year ago and attracted
more than ordinary attention after her
departure by encountering a tidal wave
that nearly aent her to the bottom. The
deckload carried away tearing the fun
nel and other superstructure above deck
" over the aide.
The Borreson was bound for the
orient, but had to put into Honolulu for
nln ha reached the island nort
after two weeks of sensational navlga-.
,tlon. without a funnel it was dirricuit
to maintain steam, and as the stores
had been water-soaked by the big tidal
wave through which the steamer made
a complete plunge, fit food was
scarce.. The cabins and berths, too, had
been completely flooded and this made
.matters doubly unpleasant The elegant
'apartments of the captain 'and his wlfo
were turned into a mass of junk and
epuntera
The Borreson belongs to the same
owners as the Henrlk Ibsen, the larg
est tramp steamer of the Norwegian
merchant marine. The Henrlk Ibsen
registers J, 960 tons net, and is now on
the way from Newport News to Puget
sound wltn a cargo of coal for the gov
ernment The Ibsen, too, will probably
come here for a lumber cargo. The
vessel was here about It months ago
and took cargo of grain to the orient.
,Th Admiral Borreson la next In sire
g to the Henrlk Ibsen, the difference be-:
ing only a few hundred tona In the net
register.
CARGO OP OIL CANS
Lighthouse Tender Brings Empties
From Coast Stations.
The lighthouse tender Heather, Cap
tain Byrnes, arrived here this morning
with 3,000 empty coal oil cans picked
up from- the various lighthouses along
the coast. The cans are being dis
charged at Couch street dock.
This la the largest shipment of empty
cans ever brought bare, the cargo rep
resenting 160 tons- measurement, and
practically filling the hold of the tender.
Large quantities of oil are used, an
nually for the lights that warn mariners
oft their approach to dangerous rocks or
shore, Returning to Astoria the Heather
wilt piaoe a spar ouoy.in me river, one
of ithe old ones having gone adrift
-are north, the former on Puaet aound
'.and: the latter In Alaskan waters.
DELAYED BY FOG
Steamer Alliance Arrives From Coos
Bay Six Hours Late.
Delayed about six hours by fog. the
steamer Alliance, Captain Olson, reached
Couch street dock at 11:80 O'clock this
morning from Coos bay. bringing 60
passengers and a fair quantity of
freight The fog waa encountered com
ing up the river and anchor was dropped
a short distance below the mouth of the
Willamette.
The steamer Breakwater, Captain
MacGenn. sailed from Oak atreet dock
at 8 o'clock last night for Coos bay,
carrying about 75 passengers and a
couple hundred tona freight It lis
said freight business between Portland
and Coos bay is steadily improving and
that it will only be a few months when
the steamers now covering, the route
will be taxed to capacity each trip.
LAUNCH GOES ASHORE ,
Rose From Portland Canght In
Storm at Tillamook.
(8peclil Ptipttrb to The JoerstLI
Bay City. Or., Nov. 8. The gasoline
boat Rose, Captain Johns, bound from
the Columbia river south ran into Til
lamook bay during the late storm. She
etarted on her way south Sunday, but
waa driven, back on the beach near the
life' saving station. It is expected to
float her soon.
The Miami Lumber company on Tilla
mook bay has been-, cutting ' from 6,600
to 8,500 feet per day of 10 hours, and
shipped, dnrlng Oie month ot .October
over 2,600,000 feet of lumber.. ,
AtONG THE WATERFRONT.
The British ship Wynnstay will finish
loading wheat this evening and clear
for Europe.
The British, bark Lydgate arrived ftp
at noon today and dropped anchor at
LInnton, ' She had a stormy voyage
from Valparaiso; - The Lydgate Is un
der -charter to Kerr, Glfford & Co. to
carrjK wheat to Europe.
Word from Europe advise that the
British ship. Walden Abbey, which was
here last summer went ashore the other
day In the English channel when bound
from Hamburg to Australia. It waa
expeoteAx to : float her without diffi
culty. ' ' ''i ' '
The , French 'hark David. d'Angers
which reached Astoria last night from
'London via Hobart brings cement and
general cargo consigned to Balfour,
uthrie & Co. She left the English port
June and bence has been long on the
way. s .
The stesmer Koanoae, captain nun-
ham, leaves Martins dock this evening ,
tor San rcoro ana way pons.
MARINE NOTES.
Arrived down at -4:80 and sailed
Steamer Brealfwater, for Coos bay. Ar
rived at 8 a. m. French ship .David
d'Angers, from London via Hobart
er. Virginia, from Columbia river.
Astoria, Nov. 4. Arrived at 8:40 and
left up at 4:30 p. m. Steamer Alliance,
from Coos bay. Sailed at 8 p. m.
Steamer Yosemite, for 6an Francisco.
Hongkong, Nov. 8. Arrived German
steamer Numantla, from Portland.
. Astoria, Nov. 6. Condition at the
mouth of the river at 8 a. m., moderate;
wind, southeast 0 miles; weather,
cloudy. ,
Tides at Astoria Friday: High water
11:17 a. m., 8.9 feet; 11; 7 p. m 8.0
feet. Low water 6:08 a. m., X.S feet;
6:64 p. m., 0.1 feet
MARINE rXTELLlGEJfCH.
, Berulat ZJaers syne to Arrive.
Breakwater. Coos Bay. ...... ...Nov. 8
. 8 1 ate. San Francisco .......... . Nov. 9
Nebraskan, Sallna Crus .Nov. S
Rose City, Ban Francisco., . . ...yNovJ
Roanoke, San Pedro and way . ,,.Nov. I
Eureka, Eureka and CooS Nov. 10
Homer, San 'Franclaeo. ...... .Nov. . 10
George Wilder, San Pedro ...Nov. 10
Alliance, Cooa bay .. .....Nov. 18
Arabia, orient . .....,...,t i...Nov, 14
Kevadan, Sallna Crus Nov. 2S
Alesla, orient ................. .Nov. 25
Numantla,' orient ...Dec 19
Nlcomedla, orient .......... ....Jan- 1
' Begnlar Unera to Bepert.
Roanoke, San Pedro and way.,.. No v. I
Rose City, San Francisco, ...... .Nov.
-Alliance, Coos' Bay ........... .Nov. ?
Nebraskan. feallna. Ciu ...... .Nov. 11
Breakwater, Cooa bay I ........ Novell
Horner. San iYanelscol ii,....Nov. 12
Geo. W, Elder, Ban Fetyro. , .',.Nov -XI
Eureka, Eureka and Coos...... Nov. 12
State, gan Francisco , Nov. IS
Arabia, orient ......... .Nov. , 10
Nevadan, Ballna Crus Nov. 25
Alesla, orient .... ..i ........ ..Deo. I
Numantla, orient .......... ....Deo. 20
Nlcomedla, Orient ,,,..Jan.l
1 Vessels la Tort.
Broderlck Castle, Br. sh . .Coal Bunkers
Leyland Bros., Br. eh.... .....Dry dock
Donna Franoesca, Br, bk...,,.. Astoria
Churchill. Am. soh, ......... ...Astoria
Asgerd, Nor. sh.. .............. Irving
Alvena. Am. sch. .......... . ..Astoria
W. F. Jewett. Am. sch.... Astoria
Irene. Am. ech ................. .Astoria
Washington, Am. ss,. ....... .Drydpck
Gael, Fr. bk. ................ -St Johns
Aberf oyle, Br. bk .N. , P. Mills
Bt Nicholas, Am. ship...... ..Astoria
Berlin, Am. ech. ............ Goble
Wyhnstay, Br. sch.,..... ....Elevator
Crescent, Am. sch. ........ . .Dolphins
Alexander Iserrberg, Ger, sh. .'.Dolphins
J. M. Griffith. ach........ .Stella
Vtlle du Havre, Fr. bk LInnton
W. H. Talbot, Am. ach...Inman-Poulsen
RanVriiit Rr Oceanic
Wrestler, Am. . bktn. .......... .Rainier
Hazel Dollar. Br ss
Bernlcla, Am. bktn.
St. Anne, Fr. bk. . .
Rose City, Am. an. . ,
Rainier .Am. ss....'.
LInnton
, Stella
.......... LInnton
...... i'Alnsworth.
, . .Prescott
Melville Dollar. Am. ss,... Tongue Point
Taurus. Am. sen .Kalama
Lydgate, Br, bk. . . . , .LInnton
Cascade, Am. ss. ......... . . ..Knappton
David d'Anges. Fr. bk.......... Astoria
3Sa Boats o led LoaM. .
F. 8. Loop. Am. ss. ...... San Francisco
Riverside. Am, ss.....,..San Francisco
Bee, Am. as,. ...... ; ... .San Francisco
Annie Bj Smale, Am, ss. .. . .Hongkong
Melville Dollar. Am. ss...San Francisco
Samar, Am. son .......... San Francisco
Da Beats With Cement and General.
Neatsflelds.' Br. sh ......... . .Hamburg
David de Anjers, Fr. sh. Antwerp
Bradloch. Br. bk... Antwerp
ffoln villa, Fr- bk .Antwerp
Csrmanlan. Br. tit.. .Hamburg
Rochambeau. Fr. bk ...Letth
Gulf Stream, Br, bk..... Antwerp
Alice. Fr. bk.. .London
Eugene Schneider, Fr. bk. .... .Antwerp
La Tour de Auvergne. Fr. bk.. Antwerp
Armen. Fr. bk .Dublin
Olenalvon. Br. bk Antwerp
Desalx. Fr. bk.. ....Antwerp
Poltallock, Br. sh Antwerp
Ooal SMps Zra Bouts.
Bosauet. Fr. bk Newcastle. A.
Torrlsdale, Br. sh Newcastle. A.
Tramp Steamers la Bouts.
Abouklr Br. ss San Francisco
Foreric," gr. ss.... Puget sound
Gvmerle. Br. ss San Francisco
Admiral Borreoon. .Nor ss..Vest Coast
Ba Boars la Ballast to Load Grain.
Port Crawford, Br. sh Callao
Oregon, Qer. ah Yokohama
Merechal d Noallles, Fr. bk.West coast
Homeward Bound. Am, bk.Vanc'v'r, B. C
Bully, Fr. bk Antwerp
Thiers. Fr. bk Belfast
Francois, Fr. bk San Franclsoo
Asnleres, Fr. bK. San Francisco
Benares, Nor. sh Callao
Clan Graham, Br. bk.. . . .Caleta Colosa
Leennec Fr. sh Kahului
Crlllon. Fr. bk. , Hobart
AT THE THEATEES
"The Squaw Man" at Heilig.
The attraction at the Helllg tonight is
the favorite actor, Dustln Famum and
his . excellent supporting company in,
"The Squaw Man.'' Special-price mati
nee Saturday.
"Brown In Town" Next.
"Brown's In Town," which will be the
attraction at the Star theatre next w.eek.
Is the one big farce comedy to be seen
in Portland this season. The dialogue Is
brisk and the situations are hilariously
funny.
Parisian Costumes at Grand.
Llnd, the artistic dancer, the poet of
grace, at the- Grand this week, Is not
only an artistic success, but also a sar
torial sensation. Lind's wardrobe comes
from -Paris and every costume is a cre
ation. Lew Hawkins at Orpheum.
The Inimitable Lew Hawkins at the
Orpheum Is making Just as big a hit
in vaudeville as he did In minstrelsy.
He is a sure cure for melancholia super
induced by having voted the wrong way.
James J. Corbet t Popular.
Baker theatre Is the center of popular-priced
attractions this week ' with
James J. Corbett and his excellent com
pany in his latest success, "Facing the
Music." Mr. Corbett's leading woman
is Eleanor Montell.
"Men and Women" Draws.
. No play this season, with one ex
ception, haa attracted more big audi
ences or pleased more generally than
the Baker Stock company's production
of the famous early Belasco success,
"Men and Women" this week.
Dog, Pony and Monkey Circus.
Is drawing capacity houses to the
Pantages this week. It Is positively
one of the best animal shows in vaude
ville this season. ' The La Toy brothers.
European acrobats, are making a big
hit. . :
"Midnight In New York."
, The hit of the week ts the thrilling
melodrama, . "Midnight in. New York,
which the BlunkaU company Is present
ing at the Lyrlo. Thousands have seen
it and enjoyed Its startling episodes and
sensational scenic effects.
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DEATHS
DICKENSON E. Dickenson, tit Third
street, November 8, age 8 months;
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MARCOTT R. M. Marcott, 146 Elev
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KOHNY A. B. KOHNT. city. November
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KAUFFMANInfant daughter of Mr.
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street, November 2; Icterus gravis.
DAILY M. S. Dally, 667 Market street,
October 20. age 76: paralysis. .
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WEATHER REPORT
A disturbance of moderate strength ts
central north of the Dakota, and the
Atlantic depression Is passing rapidly
down the St. Lawrence valley. A large
high pressure area overlies the Rocky
mountain states, and another large high
pressure area occupies the Mississippi
valley. Heavy rain has fallen In ex
treme northwestern Washington, and
light snow has occurred In New Eng
land and the middle Atlantio atates. It
is much colder everywhere eaat of the
Mississippi river, and In the New Eng
land and the middle Atlantic, states the
drop In temperature amounts to 20 or
more oegrees. 11 s miuw m i"
Canadian northwest, while on the Pa
cific slope the changes In temperature
since yesterday have, as a rule, been
small and unimportant. .
The indications are for fair weather
in this district tonight and Friday, ex
cept In western Washington, where rain
may be expected.
Temp.
Max. Mln. Precip.
Baker City. Or 64 84 .0
Boise, Idaho 66 88 .0
Calgary. Alberta. . . 68 42 .0
Chicago, 111.. 40 80 1.
Helena, Mont 62 84 .0
LewUton, Idaho 66 39, .0
Los Angeles, Cal..: 68 62 .$
Marshfleld, Or 60 44 .0
Pocatello, Idaho... 6 32 .0
Portland. Or 69 44 .0
Roseburg, Or 60 40 .0
Ban Francisco, Cal. 64 60 .0
Seattle, Wash 64 ..
Spokane, Wash 68 88 .0
Walla Walla. Wash. 70 46 .0
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Frank lu Schmied. 273 Montgomery
street 29, and Celena La Flemme, 21.
Alfred Munson, Hoqutam, Wash., 32,
and Augusta Nelson, 36.
Thomas R. McNerthney Tacoma,
Wash., 26, and Maude L pisbrow. 23.
Melville T. Wire, The Palles, 31, and
Virginia 8. Hutchinson, 81.
Chalmers H. Brown, Salem, 28, and
Anna Roever, 28.
Alexander A. Oiler, 288 North Nine
teenth street, 22, and Charlott R. Mc
intosh, 18. .
Claude H. Moran 306 First street, 29,
and Delia M. Villa, 28.
Soren P. Jensen, East Thirty-fourth
and Tillamook streets, 40. and Mrs.
Rosa L. Whittle, 28.
August Lindell, 234 Burnslde street,
32, and Slgrld Wilhelmlna Starr, 27.
' Edward M. Hurd 612 Twenty-fourth
street. 24, and Elenor M. Dunn. 23.
Frank Allison, Lents, 26, and Inger
Loy. 21.
Charles Larsen Rhuddy, 1338 East
Tenth street north, 26. and Ada Marie
Heswood 29.
John Dickson, 688 Couch street, 29,
and Margaret Berry, 29.
James O. Bunnell, 189 West Park
street, 21. and Camilla Campbell. 19.
PORTLAND Florist Co., choice cut flow
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r w a1v. fln.l.t IKft Kth .t am.
1,1 O I'l . OIUUII 11HI . , - " v... .
poslte Meier A Frank's. Main- 7211.
BIRTHS
BETZ To Mr. and Mrs. J. Beta, city,
October 31, a son.
TTiMAiFL To Mr. and Mrs. O. FlmmeL
411 East Ninth street, October 10, a
son.
WOLDEN To Mr. and Mrs. A. Wolden
892 Michigan avenue. October 18, a
son.
ivnFRSON To Mr. and Mrs. A. H
Anderson, 414 Skldmore, October 23, a
son.
PARKER L. L. Parker, 281 'Williams
avenue, octoDer X4, a son.
MASSON To Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Mas
mn rltv November 2. a son.
CORLETTI To Mr. and Mrs. L. Corlet-
tl, Coiumoia Douievara, uctooer x,
a daughter.
ALLISON To Mr. and Mrs. T. Allison,
731 Ttbbetts, October 81, a son.
HARDER To Mr. and Mra Q. B. Har
der. 898 East Twenty-eighth street,
October 23, a son.
GUDGEL To Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Gud
gel, 601 Karl street, October XI, a
SCHMEE To Mr. and Mrs. E. Schmee,
city, October 28, a son.
BUCKLER To Mr. and Mrs. P. Buck
ler, (44 East Tenth street, October 18,
NEWELL To Mr. and Mrs. J. W. New-
ll nan TTamt Vnmhm Ontnher $4. a.
daugViter.
THOMI'BUn TO sur. ana am. j, . n
Thompson, 683 Sixth street, October
29, a daughter.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
DUNNING, M' ENTER GILBATJGH,
undertakers and embalmere: modern
in every detail. Seventh and Pine. Main
410. Laay assistant.
J. P. Finley & Son ffjja
Lady attendant
Mjaln ; A-16'
F. B. DUNNING, Inc. east side funera
directors. E. Alner ana bj. tn St.
2ELLER-BVKNE8 CO.. FUNERAL Dl-
rectors, embaimers, Z( nusseiv, u.as;
1088. Lady assistant.
EDWARD HOWAN7
UNDERTAKER.
220 8rd street.
ERIC80N UNDERTAKING CO., EM
balmlng; lady 1s t; 40 alder. M 8133.
CEMETERIES
ROSE
CITY SINGLE
GRAVES, 310;
Superintend
family lots, 826 to 875.
ent at cemetery, corner of Fremont at
and Cully road. Fhone laoor to, roi
full Information apply to frank Bchle
geU 682 Worcester blk. Phone A-2828.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Lawyers Abstract & Trust Co.. room
8 Board of Trade bldg.; abstracts a
specialty. -
Paciflo Title Trust Co., the leading
abstractors. Z04-t-i-T railing dips-
Robert V. Bel ford and wit to
Harvey R. Robedean lot 6, block
17 City View Park
Charles H. Martin and wife to
James E. Cameron, lots 9 and
10; block 9, Irvlngton .......
John Hughes block 121 West Irv-
480
8,800
l rig ton, lots r ana dujcji ..in
Coueh addition
35,000
Lone Fir Cemetery Co. to Mary
F. Curtta,. loa 4, Olocx Jt. aaia
cemetery- i., . -,
W. H. ConWeU to Charles Henry
i, Foster. 76x43 feet commenelng
' at northeast, corner of lot 6.
, block 86, Stephens i addltlonV . .
40
3.000
REAIi ESTATE TRANSFERS
James D. Hart and wife to Ed-
WArA f-Tfll-rinntv lnl fi. hlfMk IS
Kathertns j X6
William W. Pope and wife to
Clara T Htmnn went 40 feet ot
lots X0 and 11. Gray tract 400
W. J. - Stadelman and wife to
WIIMnm W Pnna lots 10 and
11. Gray tract 00
Frank M. Warren to A. TIcher,
lnl i' liWk Central 1 Alhlna
addition MO
United States to James Forrest
ell, south V4 of southwest hi
and lots 6' and 6. section 20,
township 2 north, range 1 west,
containing 104 acres, patent..
George A. Klllian et al to G.
TTrlaon 1n 19 hlrwlr 1 Wnrtrt-
lawn .' '. 825
August Baeske and wife to
t lo t-o- Ohn Int. 1 ft.ni1 3.
block 2 Loaan's addition 2,600
T .T ArmatrAn, Bnrl wife to C.
F.'Blemsen. lot 16, Hazel wood 3,000
Donald Ahlson and wife to An-
itr,w Patar.An lnta 1 fi. 1)1 Of k
1. Lester Park 700
G. G. -Gammans and wife to Wil
liam TT Sfever et al. lota 3. 4.
block 9. Evelyn 230
S. C. PrleBtly and wife to J. L.
Anc-ell. Iota IS. 16. block 9.
Foxchase addition 700
Marguerite Levadoux to H. C.
Muller, lots 21 to 26, Inclusive,
hlnoir 1! Vnrth.rn Hill addi
tion ' 2,600
Dan J. Malarkev and wife to Ed
ear J. Dftlv lot 1 and east 25
feet of lot 2, block 28, Alblna.. 4.000
Herman Klltiker and wife to
Martha Miller, lots 14. 16. block
99, Sellwood 625
George Anderson and wire to J.
A. Harris, lota 17. 18. block
i m, on i wuwi i v
Have your abstracts made by the Title
ft Trust Co.. 7 C of C ;
110, Sellwood 760
rork; get our prlcea 328 Corbett bldg,
NEW TODAx.
Men Wanted
Good times 'are assured us for the
next four years, and Fortland prop
erty will be easily sold. A few good,
live salesmen wanted now to sell the
best addition property in the city.
Brong-Stcelc Co.
110 SECOND STREET
Stop Paying" Rent
$500
Cash will handle a swell 7-room mod
ern new home, Hawthorne addition,
west ofl?th St., on East Main. Balance
monthly Installments.
FRANK B0LLAM, 128 3rd St.
riortgage Loans
Lowest rates of Interest,
XiOUXS GAX.OMOIT,
033 Stark Street, seas SaooaO.
MEETING NOTICES
41
A A. O. NT. M. S.
Ashland, the land of
"Camel's Milk and Wild
Honey." The details of
this trip are too varied to
Dubllsh'. Shrlners excur
sions need no advertising.
The Noble or lady who
can go ts the lucky one.
A "special train,'' No. 13, will take the
Nobles and their ladles. If 100 go, leav
ing the union depot Friday evening, the
13th Inst
The rates for this excursion from the
following towns and return (plus the
Pullman. 15). are as follows:
Portland 31375
Orenon City 13.10
Salem . .. XI 60
Albany 10.60
Eugene 8.75
Cottage Grove 7.93
Oakland . 6.40
Roseburg 6.80
Grants Pass 180
Medford . 65
Tickets will be sold onlv on the cer
tlAcate plan, for full fare going and one
third fare returning, properly vennea
Members holding their 1908 receipts
for dues In Commandery or Consistory
can have their Shrine card for 190S.
B. G. WHITEH0U8E, J. O. MACK,
Recorder. Potentate.
WEBFOOT CAMP, NO.
65, Woodmen of the
World, meets every Fri
day night In W. O. W.
Temple, 128 Eleventh
atreet All members re
quested to be present.
Visitors welcome.
DB- HERMAN J. HARRIS. C C
A. L. BARBUR. Cleric
COLUMBIA Lodge A. F. and
A. M. :St&ted communica
tion tonight (Thursday) at
7:80 o'clock at Masonic Tem
ple. M. M. degree. Visitors
welcome. By order W. M.
FRED L. OLSON, Bec'y.
B. P. O. E. ELKS Portland lodge.
No. 142. will vote on amendments to
the constitution and statutes at the reg
ular .session tonight. All members are
requested to be present. By order of
the Grand Lodge. C. M. BILLS, Sec.
M. W. A. OREGON GRAPH; CAMP.
No. 6976, Mondays. Selllng-Hlrach
block. 10th and Washington sts.
IX. W. A- EVERGREEN CAMP. 6.468,
meets Wednesday evening. Allaky
bldg.. 3d and Morrison sts.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE 16
WILL saerlfloe my choice lots located
on oarline close to postoffice at St
Johns, for 3460: 310, monthly pay
ments, for Immediate sale. W. E. Niles,
Mllwaukle. Or, R. F. D. .
TO buy or sell good real estate by all
means see McKenna & Waldt You
will surely find them both alive. Their
phone is Tabor 863. Lots from $400 to
$700. 1165 Belmont
NON-RESIDENT offers 4 nice lots.
close in. on carllne. In St Johns, for
$1,600, and for Immediate sale will
throw In a 6 room unfinished house.
Call 266 Pine st.
CORNER, 2 large lots, 6-rpom house. In
St Johns, on canine; i,uu win taKe
It or exchange for good heavy wotk
team, harness, wagon, balance cash.
W-612, Journal.
6-ROOM bungalow, toilet, basement,
attic pnntry, piped, wired, complete
home. $2,850: will sell for $2,360: $300
cash $20 per month. Stay ton, 615 Ger-
llnger bldg.
FOR SALK 4-Room house, 100x200 ft.
ground. 3 blocks from car, $1,500;
terms, $300, bal. . monthly payments.
Room 6 Mulkey bldg., Morrison and 2d.
A PRETTY 4-room cottage and large
lot sold cheap, on .easy payments. If
taken st once. D. Williams, owner, 1180
East Gladstone Nolan station.
FOR SALE) Lot 50x100. neat two-story
aix-ronm modern house, faces east:
ftwo blocks from car, $2,200; easy terms.
s7 Hoard or Trade.
C R. Doancll & Co.
Real Estate. Room 838 C. of C
HOOD RIVER ORCHA RD&V
MACRAE A- ANOI'H.
431 CHAMBER CF COMMBTRCB.
BEAUTIFUL furnished borne, 6 rooms,
modern, lot 40x128, Improved street,
ralklng distance, 183 E. Salmon, $3,86C.
MODERN U room house; walking dis
tance; rine location. eal siae, corner,
$3,900; bnrrstn. Owner.. T-7S, ijournal.
3 FINEST iota In Waverlelgh Heights
at a sacrifice. Owner, not li, city,
BEST bargain in town; 4-room house,
ioi auxieu. Address J-z. journal..
FOR SALE -REAL ESTATE 10
LOT 60x113 AND 6-ROOM
HOUSE. NEAR CAR. $l,lf).
40x160 WITH NEAT HOUPE.
CIX)8E TO CAR. SCHOOL AND
BUSINESS CENTER. : , 11,400;
EASY TERMS.
HOU8E AND I LOTS NEAR '
CAR AND STORES. $L10.
. 7-ROOM HOUSE 0! E. ASH. "
NEAR 16TH. VKRT CHEAP Alf -13,000:
TERMS.
FINK 60x100 CORNER, FINS
LOCATION, FINE HOUSE. FINS
LAWN, FINE ROSES, HEAT. 4
GAS AND ELECTRICITY: ?
EVERTTHING FINE BUT THri
PRICE AND THAT'S FINE FOR -THB
BUYER; $4,600. HALF
HAVE LARGE LIST OF
FARMS AT EXTRA CHEAP
L L Moffctt . ' -
428 Lumber Exchange bldg.
WISDOM is the principal thing: there.
f?,rset wisdom; and wltn all thy
getting" got that ,
$5,000 HOME
IN HOLLADAY PARK
It's a beauty inside and out -It
requires NO CASH payment down.
JUST CONFIDENCE
AND $50 PER MONTH
It will be worth 16.000 within year.
Taft's election insures It.
If you're wise,, you'll
DO IT NOW!
COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY,
714 Couch Bldg.. , U Fourth Bt.
$80010 PER CENT down, lot 60x100,
on Hawhorne ave... near 41st
$1,600 6-room modern ' house on
Mount Scott line; eaay terms.
6-raom modern house, bath,' porch,
basement, concrete walks, at Flrland,
$2,400; $200 down, balance monthly.
$1,6008600 cash, balance to suit, 8-
room modern house, cement basement.
large fruit trees and improved streets.
In Hawthorne district. .'"
82,250 .$500 down, balance monthly,'
6-room house, 3 lota, at Portsmouth.
$3,600 New 7-room up-to-date house,
Improved street, sewer connections; a
fine house In every respect; $400 down,
balance easy per month.
WILLIAMS CROWLEY.
413 Marquam Bldg. Main 8634.
KILLINGSWORTH AVE.
"We grieved, we sighed, we weptw
That Is what YOV'IX. DO if you let that
QUARTER-BLOCK
close to- KlUlngsworth ave. car barna
AT $1,100
Get away from youC .
If you want to make money quickly
IT'S YOUR MOVE
DO IT N0W1
COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY.
714 Couch bldg.. 109 4th st.
After Election Bargains
2 lots in Havelock, near Patton ve,
$600.
Corner lot In Havelock, $460.
Corner lot on Patton ave., $900.
Corner, 64x125, Alberta and Commer
cial, $1,200.
Very easy terms.
4-room house and S lots, corner, on
Going street, $1,900.
Quarter block, east side, now leased
for 10 years at T per cent. $8,000. ,
WEST SIDE.
7-room house and lot 40xt3, t blocks
south of Jefferson, $2,100.
Easy terms.
H. W. Goddard
110 2d sr. Phone Main 1743.
$1,100 6-ROOM new house, plastered.
corner lot, water In house, pantry,
closet, etc., $300 cash, balance easy,
per cent interest
$2,250 New 6-room 'bungalow, fine
bath, toilet, electric lights, full con
crete basement, completely furnished,
f Ino- lot, lawn,troses. berries, etc fine
city -view; $300 cash, balance- monthly.
$2,850 Elegant brand new modern
house, tinted walls, close In, easy terms.
Call and see us If you want a home.
We have a great number of them on
easy terms.
F. J. STEINMETZ A CO..
. 19$ Morrison st '
$1,600 FINE homeslte. 76x100 feet, en
Mount Tabor line; sightly; good
view of city.
$1,250 76x160 feet, convenient to Mount
Tabor line. Only $260 cash re
quired; balance on easy Install
ments. $760 Ixt In Tlbbetts addition, near Bell
wood carllne. .. - - - - - .
$1,760 lots and nice cottage, near Mll
waukle; close to river; easy
terms. I. O. ' Davidson, 818
. Chamber of Commerce.
r-
South SunnysWe
New, modern, 6 rooms and reception
hall, electric lights and gas, Dutch
kitchen, full cement basement, tinted
walls, .laundry trays, piped for furnace,
cement walks and curb, graveled etree?.
sewer In, all paid; close to ear; $3,000;
$500 cash, bal. $16 per month. Haw
thorne Realty Co., 34th and Hawthorne
ave. Tabor 616.
$760 DOWN Swell Sunnyslde bungalow.
60x100 lot. In fine location; large fiber
Plastered and tinted rooms, flrenlnre:
elegant brass combination fixtures; best
bath spd plumbing; built-in bookcase
aiid china closet; improved street, ce
ment steps, full concrete basement and
foundation: large attic: built ftr a horn
and one of the finest In Portland; $3,660.
204 Morrison st. ;
A Big Bargain No Mistake
. . I . .rA 1 II IIWUOV , T. Til , UU1...
furnace pipes, fireplace, full lot. Mount
Tabor; only $3,300; good term a
6 acres fine land, near car. astonish
ingly low price. Inquire about it.
H. & M. Realty Co. '
330 BX. Wash. Phones East 111; B-1487.
WE BUILD HOMES
To suit you at small cost, and Tory easy
payments. There la no reason -arhy you
should not own your own heme. Call
and see us and let us explain bow easy
It .Is to do so.
THE VETERAN LAND CO, '
822 Chamber of Commerce.
$400 to $roo
Until Saturday next. After that data
all our lota between Hawthorne ave. and -Division
st. will be raised 860 to $100
per lot Easy terms. Brubaker 41 Co.,
501-2 McKay bldg.. 3d and Stark.
$100 Cash, Nice Home
8 lot,., 60x100 each., nice lawn, bear
ing fruit trees, good-t-room house, barn,
chlckenncooj near ear,- $3,300; $$0
monthly: Hsverstle ft Gallagher, 34$
Washington st.
HAVE YAU A LOT 7
If you haven't, buy one new, then
call on ua and we will build you the
house you want on - eaay payments.
Plans and specifications at 1 per cent.
BUILDING DEPARTMENT,
t , Colombia Trust Company,
- 7th floor Couch bldg.
Cheap Acreage
1 aeres. Balem line, close In. $1,800.
6 and 19 acres, Estaoeda line, lOe fare.
$200 per acre. .- '
' BRUBAKKR A CO
- tOt-t McKay bldg., 2d and t a rk ..
TWO fine . river" front lots. V"""lToTk
from 2 car tinea: cement ws-lk, streets
graded and graveled. Price $at9 ean.
-v.0.'.W.P.'Laa4 Co.
First and "Aider ate.
$1.460 MODERN. ' 0-H0uMl-7rTT7r.
.easy terms. 4ii alerhanlo jaa
Woodlawn -car. I.r .,, owner
B1KH.1LY moilern 4-room t,,
t.".Ch',!'mr'r Un fc,B .School, 0,.
590 L, Taylor, v
-i x-e-'.
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