THE OREGON; DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 17, 1909
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3ranag:er of Open Eiver
Line Ketiirns From
Trip.
AGEXTS APPOINTED
ALL ALONG ROUTE
Steamer Inland Empire Will Begin
Operations March 1 and a Few
Weeks Later the Company's Two
Boats Will Run as Far as Lewiston
Dorsey U. Smith, manager of the
Open River Transportation company, re
turned from an extended tour of the
Inland empire this morning. He came
back feeling satisfied that the efforts
of his company to give good steamboat
service on the upper river are heartily
appreciated by the people ail along the
line and the boats nave been promised
all the traffic they can handle.
Manager Smith says the merchants
of Kennewick and Pasco and all other
stations up the river are very enthusi
astic over the fact that the steamer
Inland Kmpire will begin regular service
he t ween Celtlo and Kennewick and
Pasco and that the second steamer,
known as the Twin Cities, will go on
to alternate with her a few days there
after. The Twin Cities is now prac
tically ready for launching at Celilo.
"On mv trip through the inland m-
Fire I found conditions very favorable
or a heavy tonnage this year." said
Mr. Smith. "The steamer Inland Km
pire will go into commission on regular
service March 1. and the Twin Cities
will aoon follow. She is practically
ready. The route of both these steam
ers will be extended to Lewiston just
as aoon aa water conditions in the
Snake river o permit. The people uo
there have given us assurance of heavy
"patronage, as they realize that a great 1
deal of good comes from the possibility
to have water transportation.
"I have appointed agents for the com
nnnv nil ulnne the route and stations I
carrying coal supplies have been estab
lished so that when we begin the service
It will be supplied in a business like
way."
HEAVY LOT OF CABLE.
Steamer Riverside Brings Six Rolls
Weighing 12 TonssEach.
After a Btormv voyage the American
Hawaiian steamer Riverside, Captain
Ramsellus, arrived at Columbia' dock
No. 1 last night from San Francisco,
bringing 600 tons of freight from At
lantic coast ports by way of the Te
hauntepec railroad. The steamer is
booked to sail for San Francisco tomor
row night. She will stop at Astoria to
take on 5000 cases of salmon destined
for New York.
Among the cargo brought here this
time from New York are six rolls of
wire cable, each roll weighing 12 tons.
Thev are the heaviest pieces of freight
landed here from a Bteamer for a long
time, and especial care had to be ob
served in getting the rolls out of the
vessel's hold and upon the dock. The
cable is to be used mostly for logging
purposes.
Speaking of the voyage, Captain Ram
selius said that heavy seas were en
countered all the way from San Fran
cisco, and the wave ran so high off
the mouth of the river Monday night
that it waa not deemed advisable to
come in until morning. The Riverside
: is under charter to the American-Hawaiian
Steamship company for a year
to ply between Portland and San Fran
cisco in connection with the Pacific-Atlantic
service.
STEAMER ELSA DEPARTS
Cargo Goes to Replace That of the
Lost Steamer Aeon.
With 2,800,000 feet of lumber on
board, the Norwegian steamer Elsa, Cap
tain Worsoe. leavea this afternoon for
New Zealand. The steamer was at the
coal bunkers this morning taking: fuel
for the long voyage. The cargo is to
be delivered at four porta.
The Klsa's cargo is being dispatched
by the Pacific Export Lumber company
and goes to replace tba cargo lost with
the wreck of the steamer Aeon last
summer. The Aeon left here with a
lumber cargo similar to that of the
Elsa, but failed to reach her destina
tion. She piled up on a corral reef in
the south seas and became a total loss.
Fortunately the officers, crew and a
half, dozen passengers managed to reach
an Island In the boats.
WHISTLING BUOYS ADRIFT
Captain Benson of the Luzon Finds
One Off California Coast.
Captain Benson Of the schooner Lu
son, which arrived here two days ago,
reports to the local hydro-graphic branch
that on the afternoon of February 1,
in latitude 85:32 north, longitude 121:39
west, he passed a red painted whistling
buoy with whistle blowing regularly.
Captain George Wedelstedt of trie
steamer Quiniault reports that on Feb
ruary 4 the whistling-buoy at the en
trance of Wlllapa bay was not working.
Red nun buoy No. I had gone adrift.
Beacon No. 10 Is heeled over and half
under water.
DECKHAND DROPS DEAD
, Alfred Coe Dies Suddenly on the
River Steamer Vulcan.
(Special DUrntch to tb Journal. 1
Rainier, Or., Feb. 17. Alfred Coe, a
resident of Portland a'nd an employe of
the steamer Vulcan, dropped dead Mon-
day night at 1 o'clock while attending
to his duties on the boat. The boat
was between Rainier and Maygers when
bis death occurred.
Coe was unmarried and leaves a
I brother, Ben Coe, who runs the Palace
restaurant at Rainier, and a married
sister In this city. It is not known at
present what caused his death. Coro
. ner's examination will be held today.
XORTHLAXD ARRIVES.
Steam Schooner Brings Cement and
Merchandise From Frisco. .
The steam schooner Northland. Cap
tain Erkkson. reached Couch street
dock last night from San Francisco.
he brought 360 tons of freight In
cluding 100 tons cement. After dis
charging the craft will shift to the
mnis or the Portland Lumber company
to load a return cargo of lumber.
- The steam schooner Wellesley which
arrived here Saturday night, cleared to
, lay for San Francisco, with several
hundred tons of wheat and 300,000 feet
of lumber for deckload. She is expect
ed to leave down this afternoon.
- ALONG THE WATERFROXT
The steamer Alliance, Captain Par
sons, is due to arrive hero tomorrow
morning.
The British bark Aberfoyle has shift
ed to Bt. ohna. She will begin loading
lumber for the west coast of South
America in a few weeks.
The steamr Breakwater, Captain
.rfen' ,or Cooa y this
un',r Argo, Captain Jones,
TV:" tTUlam.k last night. She
The nnuU "i 00d 1?t of f eight.
ti I fritleh Hmmer Katanga is load-
lnTiV Me,W 1 fr
?,,' 'ncli wrk La Tour de Auvenme
V.i tomorrow y i,h "jo iSJJ
- VL.h;i,.0f, h" I'nlte Kingdom
i r ptwrj The La Tor de AuverKne
4 u ' 'lowtd by the French birk
Dessalx, which la now lying Idle at
Greenwich dock.
The North Pacific Steamship com
pany's steamer George W. Elder is ex
pected to arrive at Martin's dock to
morrow at S o'clock, two days behind
her schedule.
MARINE NOTES
San Francisco, Feb. 17. Arrived at
6 a. m.. steamer Roanoke, from Port
land, for San Pedro. Sailed at 11 a. m.,
steamer Argvll, for Portland.
Sydney. Feb. 16. Arrived, French
bark Rene Kerviler. from Astoria.
Eureka. Feb. 17. Sailed, steamer Geo.
W. Elder, for Portland.
Coos Bay, Feb. 16. Arrived, steamer
Alliance! from Portland.
San Francisco, Feb. is. Arnvea at
1 p. m., steamer Majestic, from San
Pedro, for Portland.
Astoria, Feb. 17. No bar report: cape
line down.
Tides at Astoria Thursday High wa
ter. 11 a. m.. 9.0 feet. Low water, 5:15
a. m., 3.6 feet; 6 p. m., 1.1 feet.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
Begolar liners Dm to Arrive.
Alliance. Coos Bay Feb. IS
George W. Elder. San Pedro ...Feb. 18
Breakwater. Coos Bay Feb. 21
Ariro. San Francisco Feb. 2
Rose City, San Francisco Feb. 22
Roanoke, San raro ana way. . . . eo. z
Homer. Hun Francisco Feb. 24
Eureka, Eureka and way Feb. 25
Arabia, orient Feb. 27
Riverside. San Francisco Feb. 28
Senator. San Francisco March
Numantla. orient March 25
Alesla, orient .....April 16
Rygja. orient May l
Hegnlax Users So to Depart.
Breakwater. Coos Bay Feb. 17
Sue Klmore. Tillamook Feb. 18
Riverside. San Francisco Feb. 18
Senator. San Francisco Feb. 19
George W. Elder, San Pedro Feb. 20
Alliance, Coos Bay Feb. 20
Argo. miamooK teo. z.i
Roanoke, San Pedro and way... Feb. 25
Homer, San Francisco Feb. 25
Rose City, Han Francisco Feb. 2
Eureka, Eureka and Coos Feb. 27
Arabia, orient March 10
Numantla, orient March 16
Alesia. orient April 25
Selja, Orient May 20
Teasels va. fort.
Leyland Bros. Br. sh O. W. P.
Donna Franceses, Br. bk Astoria
Churchill. Am. sch Astoria
Alvena, Am. sch Astoria
7. F. Jewett, Am. ach Astoria
Irene, Am. sch Astoria
Washington. Am. ss Drydock
Aberfbyle. Br. bk.. . Oceanic
St Nicholas. Am. ship Astoria
Berlin, Am. sch., Gobi
Neotsfield, Br. bk O. W. P.
Brabloch, Br. bk O. W. P.
Eugene Schneider, Fr. bk... Tongue Pt.
La Tour de Auvergne. Fr. bk. . . .Mont. 2
Desalx, Fr. bk Greenwich
Carman tan, Br. bk S. P. dock
Asnleses, Fr. bk ....Tongue Point
Boveric. Br. ss. E. & W. Mills
( Selja, Nor. ss Inman-Poulsen
wrestler. Am. bktn St. Johni
Katanga, Br. ss Columbia No. 2
Luzon. Am. sch Stella
Glenalvon. Br. sh Stream
Henry ViUard, Am. sch Astoria
Lottie Bennett, Am. sch Westport
Breakwater, Am. ss .'.Ainsworth
Senator, Am. ss Ainsworth
Cascade, Am. ss Rainier
Northland, Am. ss Couch street
Bn Bouts to XtOa Lumber.
Annie E. Smale, Am. sc Hongkong
Mabel Gale. Am. sch San Francisco
Dundee, Russ. sh Callao
Olympus, Am. ss San Francisco
Berengere, Fr. sh Iqulque
Jacobsen. Fr. sh Mollendo
En Boot With Cement and General.
Gulf Stream, Br. bk Antwerp
Poltallock, Br. sh Antwerp
Wavertree, Br. sh Ellesmereporl
Matterhorn. Br. sh. . .Newcastle-on-Tyne
Bahin Chevaye. Fr. bk Antwerp
surcaui, vt ok. Glasgow
Skjold. Nor, bk : Antwerp
Crown of Germany, Br. bk. .. .Antwerp
Trump Steamers En Xante.
Croydon, Br. ss Comox, B. C.
Hazel Dollar, Br. ss .Japan
Yeddo, Br. ss San Francisco
Agapanthus, Br. ss .Puget sound
Oil Steamer En Boats.
Argyll. Am. ss San Francisco
Asuncion, Am. ss San Francisco
Juniors Compete Tonight.
Tonight is the night for the annual
Junior competition at the Multnomah
club. y Competitive drills in gymnasium
work will be given by the boy members
of the club with medals for the wlnnera
Herbert W. Kerrigan, formerly a prom
inent member of the club, is in Portland
on a visit, and will act as one of the
Judges.
IrvbiRton Tennis Club to Meet.
The Irvlngton Tennis club will hold
its' annual meeting at the clubhouse to
night. Reorganisation plans will prob
ably be voted into effect at the meeting
Taxes are high, but
Xiouia
will make them les.
In training Its cavalry recruits, the
German army Is making use of a
machine, driven by electricity, in which
all the movements of horses are simu
lated n
"I can truthfully say
that I believe thatbut for
the use of your Emulsion
I would long since have
been in my grave. I was
past work could not walk
up-hill without coughing
very hard."
THIS, and much more was
written by Mr. G. W. Hower
ton, Clark's Gap, W.Va. We
would like to send you a full
copy of his letter, or you
might write him direct. His
case was really marvelous,
but is only one of the many
proofs that
Scott's
muision
is the most strengthening
and re-vitalizing preparation
in the world. Even in that
most stubborn of all diseases
(consumption) it does won
ders, and in less serious
troubles, such as anemia,
bronchitis, asthma, catarrh,
or loss of flesh from any
cause the effect is jnnch
quicker.
Do an Mar. Set befeU at BOOTTS
EMULSION to sue it's SOOTTB sac
UTit- . .
au druggists
Lot send foe Mr. Howerton'i letter
a4 rmro litertvr oa OoDsomptioa. ',
Jw ant a Tomt Card ud m tioa
thl I
55 ' SCOTT 4c BOWNE -439
Faarl StrMt NewYerk
CHAPPIES ARE
READY FOR WORD
Everything Is In readiness for the big
wrestling, match between Eddie O'Coft-
nell, the Multnomah club Instructor, and
John Berg, the Young Hackenschmldt
of the mat, in Exposition rink tomor
row night. Both men are ready for the
word and the bout will be the greatest
that has ever been pulled off on the
coast.
Aside from being the best offer from
the principal standpoint, the prelimi
nary will bring one of the classiest
welterweights fn the country to the
front in Con Albright. Albright has
agreed to throw Kid Parker, who claims
the northwest chamnlnnshln at- US
pounds, but who weighs about 145
pounds now. twloe In an hour. Albright
will have to dispose of Parker in quick
order if he hopes to get on with O'Con
nell. Parker is a good man. and the
struggle between the prelims should
be an interesting one.
The doors open tomorrow night at
:30 o'clock and the Drellmlnarv will
start promptly at 8:30 o'clock. The
principals go on for their hour's bat
tle about five minutes after the pre
liminary Is , over.
Home Tonic for Old
v People
After reachlnr the are of fortv the
Crafty ."nT .Trentlf bemes' lei,
able each year to combat sickness. It
is then that the accumulated poisons
in the blood make themselves manifest
Dy rheumatic pains in the joints, mus
cles and back.
Wonderful results, eventually restor
ing full physical vigor, are obtained
from the following: To one half nint
good whiskey, add one ounce syrup ear-
napariiia ana one ounce xoris com
pound, which can be procured from any
druggist. Take in teaspoon ful doses
before each meal and before retiring.
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WEATHER REPORT
The British Columbia storm now
overlies the eastern slope of the north
em Rocky mountains. A high press
ure area Is central off the north Cali
fornia coast, and another high press
ure area Is central over the lower Mis
sissippi valley. Moderately heavy rain
has fallen on the Pacific slone fro:n
British Columbia to San Francisco. Rain
has also fallen in Montana and snow
has occurred In the lake region, Oh'o
valley, middle Atlantic and New Eng
land states. The temperatures are
above normal in the western half of
the I'nlted States, and decldedlv below
normal in the south Atlantic and Gulf
states. As compared with yesterday. It
la cooler in the north Pacific states
and warmer In the Missouri and up
per Mississippi valleys.
The Indications are for occasional
rain tonight and Thursday in north
western Oregon and western Washing
ton and for rain or snow followed hv
clearing weather In the remainder of
the district. It will be cooler in all
sections tonight.
Temp.
Max. Min. Prerln
ra.Ker v.uy, ur. ... 40
Bismarck N. 1) IS
Boise. Idaho B0
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Chicago, 111 26
uetrolt, Mich 2U
Dubuque, Iowa 21
Helena. Mont 4 8
Jacksonville. Fla. . . . 66
Lewiston. Idaho . . 5(1
Los Angeles. Cal. . . "4
Marshfield. Or
New Orleans. La.,. 42
New York, N. Y.... 4 4
Omaha, Ne 32
Portland, Or fif)
Rogeburg, Or 60
St. Paul. Minn 20
Salt Ijike. Utah 60
San Francisco, Cal. 70
Seattle, Wash 54
Siskiyou, Or 41
Spokane. Wash 46
Walln Walla. Wah. 60
Washington. D. C . . 70
MARKIAUF LICENSES
M. C. Rchermer. Wynant Or., 27, and
Bailey. 17.
John Hunt Bell. Archer Place. Arleta
Pe
John Hunt Bell. Archer Place. Arleta,
v... o, ant mm. niinn i-'aimateer, 24
Bert Jones, Salem, Or.. 22 and
Wreatha Whltmore, 17.
T.S: '"K 8t Johna, Or, 35. and
it r . g 1 LUJIl UTXI, $T,
Mrt. LillieraGrfenrfg.1o!Pta' J "om, almost new House, platerad and
J. H. DeWiantv 40' Fust w.hi tnted and partly papered. Bath, toilet,
ton street, or". fnd VyXJ&SSS
over 21
on110 I,rKlblrn- 111 "arrison street.
20. and Mar; New-rerwrer 19
K.iohnS- no?- Sellwood. 28. and
Mona Ellenor Garrett, L'i,
WEDDING cards W. G. Smith & Co..
Washington bldg.. corner 4th aud
Washington sts. .
CLARKE BROS., florists: fine flowers'
and floral designs. 28t Morrison st.
MAX M. SMITH, florist 160 6th st, op-
BETZ & SON8. florists, funeral designs.
349H Morrison; Main 8996. A-1877.
FULL DRESS suits for rent, all iltea.
Unique Tailoring Co.. 309 Stark st
BIRTB9
REED To Mr. and Mrs. Horace R.
Reed, Portland Maternity hosDital.
February 9. a dauchter. - -
CHATTEN To Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Chat ten. Portland Maternftv hosoitaL
February 7. a son.
O'BRYON To Mr. and Mrs. George B.
O Bryon, .Portland Maternity Hospital.
February 7. a daughter.
BENSON To Mr. and Mra J. W. Ben
son, Portland Maternity hospital.
February 6. a daughter.
PECK To Mr. and Mra C. F. A. Peck,
Portland Maternity hospital, February
a dauahter.
HICKS To Mr. and "Mrs. -Samuel Hfcka,
Portland Maternity hospital. January
29. e 'son.
MACDONALD To Mr. and Mrs. J. Mac-
LKtnald. 301 Seventeenth street Febru
ary 9. s son.
GRIFFITH To Mr. and Mrs. John:
- Griffith, . 17t FettygTOva j avenue,
February 11, a daughter
BIRTHS
NICKERSON TO Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Nlckerson, 614 Mill street, February
T, a daughter.
DEATHS
FELLOWS Miss H. O. Fellows. !
Hassalo street, February 16, aged 70
years: heart disease
ur'DD i V . 1 M n . . . rt .
vracemi nospiiai, reoruary jt ageu
89 years; typhoid fever.
PATRIQUINV-Amos Patrtquln. Btate
asylum, February 14, aged 44 years.
JOHNSON Child of C. Johnson, 765
Gantenbeln avenue, February 16; still
born. JOHNSON Miss M. Johnson, 881 East I
i ntra street, February 16, aged 43;
tuberculosis.
FREECE Baby Freece, Florence Crlt
tenton home. February 12; undevelop
ment. WICK AM Baby Wlckam, 1030 Arnold
street, February 15; stillborn.
WATERMAN Miss J. M. Waterman,
Troutdale. February 13. aged 39:
ulceration of bowels.
MERCHANT In this city, February 17,
at the family residence, 789 East
Thirty-secend street, Kenllworth, Har
vey N. Merchant, aged 72 years, 19 days.
Funeral notice later.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
DUNNING. M'ENTEE & GILBAUGH.
v undertakers and embalmers; modern
In every detail; Seventh and Pine; Main
430. Lady assistant
I P Eimlaw ft. Cfrrt Third and
Madison
Lady attendant
Main 9. A-1699.
ZELLER-BYRNE8 CO.. funeral dlreo
- tors, embalmers, 270 Russell; East
1088. Lady assistant
M'ENTEE-ERICKSON CO., undertakers;
lady ass't 409 Alder st. Both phones.
j EDWARD HOLMAN, undertaker: 22
ROSE CITV CEMETERY.
Phones C-2114 and Main 4444.
F. & DUNNING, east side funeral dl
rector. 4H E. Alder, corner th.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
LAWYERS Abstract Se Trust Co.. room
6 Board of Trade bldg.; abstracts a
specialty.
ABSTRACTS copied from the original.
718 Chamber of Commerce.
Herman Janicke and wife to
Frank Burch, 1.6 acres com
mencing 20 chains south and
7.90 chains west of 4 section
corner between sections 16 and
17. township 1 south, range' I
- east 2,500
A. F. Hershner and wife to Lents
Orange Hall company, lot 3.
block 3; Bernhardt Park 800
B. M. Lombard and wife to J. R.
Gladden et al, lots 32. 33 and
84, block 29. Railway addition
to Montavllla 255
D. S. Toung and wife to Michael
L. Crough. lots 38 and 40, block
138. Universftv Park 500
Municipal Railway & Improve
ment company to Alice J.
Wiltse. lot 11. block 10, Ter
race Park addition 400
Agnes IL Reed to C. J. Miller, lot
4. block 6: undivided H of lot
27, block 5, Caples' addition to
St. Johns 600
B. F. Doty and wife to Frances
Lesser, lot 9. block 16, Sunny
side addition 600
N. N. Rice et al to Daisy F. Ross,
lot 8. block "V." Sellwoorl . . . 4.200
N N. Rice et al to Robert M.
Ross, lots 8, 6, 13. 14. 15 and
16. block 2. Ravenswood 4.100:
J. W. Angus and wife to D. B. !
McRae, lot 44. block "C." Ports-
mouth Villa extension 700
vvllllam O. Rowen to A. J. Mc-
Crura, lot 6. block 1. Cannon's
addition boo
Etta Kneeves, guardian, to E. O.
Kester, lot 6, block 17. Kenll
worth 300
Albert Hill to Ksteg Hill, undi
vided 1-6 of lots 8 to 11, block
is, rroebstel's addition to AI
blna; also undivided 1-6 of
west half of lot 1 and north
half of west half of lot 2.
block 47, Albina 1,000
Rose City Cemetery association
to John E. Johnston, west half
of lot 150, section "D." said
cemetery
W. W. Clark to Carl L. Nelson, 23
0
acres in southeast quarter of
southeast quarter of section 12.
township 1 south, range 3
east 3,000
Arleta Land company to Eugene
r. nywnu. 101 diuck o, jirieia
Park No. 2
Henry O. Smith and wife to C. T.
100 i
Sale, lots 1 and 2, Raven's
View addition 3,000
Nadir Land company to John Ol
sen. lot 11, block 9, Lincoln
Park Annex 75
Portland" Realty & Trust company
to Anthony Richardson et al.
lot IS. block 6. Evelyn 106
James R. Baker and wife to Har
vev Bliss, lot 3. block 12, John
Irvlngw First addition 4,300
James S. Hays to Claude A.
Brldenstine. lot 8, block 1,
Peninsular addition 225
8. C. Priestley and wife to Wil
liam J. Gemmell et al. lot 5,
block 3. Lochinvar addition.'... 260
E. J. Tranllo and wife to 8am
Kern, lots 10 and 11, block 31,
Tremont Place. 260
Clnudio Fontana and wife to
Louis Schumacher et al. lots 6.
7 and 8. block "J", Clinton ad
dition 1.800
Joseph Weher and wife to H. L.
Collins et al. lot 8. block 16,
So.uthern Portland 850
C. ('. Vaughn and wife to Sarah
Vaughn, lot 5. in subdivision of
lots 1 to 4. Mock 19. Whltwood
Court 150
I'nion Transfer A Investment
company to Fannie Carter, lots
8 and 9. block 2. Ivanhoe 200
PACIFIC Title A Trust Co.. the leading
abstractors. 204-5-6-7 Falling bldg.
NEW TODAY.
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All in good abape. Close to car at
m.idot i.oagt on St. Johns oarllne. Price
only $3300; $600 cask, balance at 7 per1
cent.
KAUFFMANN & MOORE
33S lUUSE ZXCKAJTOE.
Orchard Home
9 acres, cleared, 8 miles from Port
land, on county road, rich soli, house,
barn well, hearing orchard. 4 mile to
station on Salem carllne, for only $2760
Terms if taken at once.
H0S8ACX ft CrOBMAIT,
Oregon Electric Depot. Front and ejf
ferson Sts.
PLATTINO
155 acres rich Tualatin valley land, 13
miles from Portland, cut In two by 8. P
R. R., with 2 Ptations on the ground!
lays fine, especially adapted for fruit
and garden truck, part beaverdam; price
only $100 per acre. Best platting
Proposition on the market only 1 mile
rom station on the Baiera Electric lino.
JX0MAO3C ft OOSXABT,
Oregon Electric Depot. Front and Jef
feirson Sts.
Few Days Only
Kearney, Bet. 22d md 23d, 60x100
PORTLAND SUCCISS REALTY CO.
"'. 820 Board of Trade Bldg.
j-' "-'V-'t'Tv-rr-n
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Suburban Home
Located in Oak Grove, on Oregon City
carllne. Beautiful 9 room house, 4 bed
rooms, library, large kitchen and pan
try, fine dining room, parlor, reception
room, with fireplace, bathroom, reading
room, phone. Water piped to house ana
Darn from nne spring, urounaa soirijoo,
corner, 60 apple trees, third year, 1 box
to each tree. Black Arkansas, Jonathans,
Pippins, Baldwins, SpitzenDergs, Rus
sets, Bickards, Early Junes, Red Astra
chans and others; 7 peach trees, 7 pear,
7 cherry, all bearing; 1 persimmon,
grapes and all kinds of small fruits, fine
barn and woodhouse. This Is an ideal
suburban home and must be seen to be
appreciated. Will take as part payment
tract of land facing river. Investigate
this Immediately. Price $6600, terms.
Phone M. 5609
Room 313 Commercial
Where Rail and
v Ocean Meet
Two Honrs From Portltnd
Is located on Nehaletn PentnSula, be
tween Nehalem Bay and Pacific Ocean.
Railroad there this year.
Natural Attractions
A beach and mountain resort com
bined.
Grand surf bathing on a smooth, hard
sand btach, quarter mile wide, no rocks
or gravel.
Warm, still water bathing on the bay
side.
Splendid boating on the bay.
Numerous trout streams.
Trolling for salmon In the bay.
Hunting in the adjacent forests;
plentv Of deer, elk, bear and small game.
Eav mountain climbing right at your
door; the view from Necarney being un
equaled for many miles.
Lots $30 to $200
Now, but will be advanced $25 and 350
per lot on March 1.
Make your selection and reserve your
lots now. Easy terms.
Goddard 62 Wiedrick
110 SXOOITD.
MODEL DAIRY RANCH
Eight miles from city, well watered,
good soil, no gravel.
Lambert-Whifmer o.
404 EAST ALDER
MODEL DAIRY RANCH
670 ACRES 28 miles s&uth of Albany
on railroad; 600 acres In cultivation;
large house and cattle shed, barns, etc.;
good orchard oat and hay land: run-
nlnir IDntAf luntt nAll d.alnail .n.pn.m
ine country fine open prairie; splendid
dairy rancn suitaoio for subdivision;
price $32 per acre; one third cash. For
full particulars inquire
Bolds, Wallace & Co.
KOOK 8 CA3TTiaLMVB.T BUZXJXjrO.
S 06 WASBXHOTOV ST.
NOB HILL
FLAT SITES
JH4R0O 60x100, 1 block to carllne.
S5000 Fractional corner, bltullthlc
streets, on carllne.
S550O Full lot, west of 23d, excep
tional exposure.
E. J. DALY
823, 833, 834 raillnff Bldg.
IRVIINQTOIN
New, modern, 6 room houwe and full
lot. east front. Eaat Eleventh street
between Tillamook and Thompson.
liefmbach & Co.
307 KotnobUd Bldg-.
Corner Lot
8 new, modern, 6 room cottages, 8
carllnes. all rented, paving 9 per cent
j A bargain at $6800; terms.
L. K. MOORE
718 Swetland Bldg.
FOR RENT
Corner store in the big east side re
t&li district, fine location, good lease.
Call up East 614.
Columbia Trust Company,
Couch Building.
To Loan $40,000
We have the above sum to loan at 6
per cent for three to five years on
Portland business property.
SKI THE SPANTON CO.
370 Stark t. f
MEETING NOTICES
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WB?, CO- Un,f Rk. No. 66,
W. O. W dancing and whist parties,
Friday evening. Feb. 19. Cards prompt
ly at 8:80 o'clock. Full orchestra, re
rjeshments. Admission 15c. Dancing
M. W. A. Oregon Grape Camp; No. 75.
Mondaya Selling-Hlrscb Mock, 10th
and Washington streeta ,
M:W. A. Evergreen Camp. 6461, meets
. Wednesday evenings, Alisky bldg, 3d
and Morrison sta.
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DOOR PKIZB RAW.
ING TONIGHT. COME
TO MEETING.
PORTLAND Chapter No. 8. R-
A. M. etatea convocation
this, Wednesday evening ae
7:80 o'clock. worn Koyai
Arch degree. Visiting compan
ions are welcome.
A. M. KNAFP. Bee.
HAWTHORNE Lodge, No. ill.
. A. F. and A. M. Stated
communication this (Wed
nesday) evening- at 7:80.
Work In the E. A. degree,
Visiting brethren welcome.
C. E. MILLER. Secretary.
MACABEE -Uniform rank will give a
social dance Thursday evening, Feb.
18 in K. of P. hall. Friends are in
vited and a good time guaranteed to
all. Prof. Stiles' orchestra,
P. C. ANDERSON. Captain.
FUNERAL NOTICES
CHAPMAN February 16, Evelyn The
rese Chapman, aged 17 years, 11
months, beloved niece of Mrs. 8. J.
Mooney; funeral will take place Thurs
day, February 18, at 8:45 a. m., from
residence, 391 Front street, thence to
St. Lawrence's churoh, Third and Sher
man streets at 9 a. m. Interment Mount
Calvary cemetery. Friends respect
fully invited.
MERCHANT The funeral services of
the late Harvev N. Merchant will bo
held at the crematorium, 2 p. m., Fri
day, 19th. G. A. R. comrades and all
friends invited.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE Iff
FINE NEW BUNGALOW.
31500; Mi cash; 6 large rooms, double
corner. i6xi.'6, good barn, near car line.
"This is a bargain." Fenced, fruit, shade.
Look this up.
NEW HOUSE. EAST TERMS.
$2500v 1500 cash. 820 per month. One
of the best buys In the city (others all
prices), strictly modern, all improve
ments, gee my agent. West Coast Co.,
tarani -rneatre pidg.
$1600 Northeast corner Skldmore and
Albina ave., 100x100; beautiful loca
tion: terms easv.
$2500 7 room house, full lot, Missis
sippi ave.; dozen bearing ffult trees, 8
minutes' ride from Holladay ave.; terms
easy.
$5000 7 room modern house on E. 3d
at. N.; abundance of roses, several
young wahaut and fruit trees.
OWNER. 60S M'KAY BLDG.
Phone A-2213.
NON-RESIDENT
Has 11 acres in Hood River valley, - 4
milos from town, 6 acres cleared, 2
acres 2-year-old orchard, good 6 room
plastered house, adjoining land selling
from $500 to $800 per acre. We offer
this land for quick sale for $3500; $1600
cash.
OREGON INVESTMENT CO.,
17 Healy blk., E. Morrison and Grand.
TERMINAL GROUNDS, BLOCK.
$40,000.
Some income.
No telephone Information.
COH'MBIA TRUST COMPANY,
714 Couch bldg. 109 4th St.
LOT 50x100, house 24x34, 14 stories
high, basement, 6 rooms down stairs;
fruit trees, chicken house. Bull Run wa
ter, and other shrubbery; will take
$1400, part down, rest on terms; located
near Sunnyslde, on 33d St., 15 minutes'
walk to town. R-67. Journal.
I QUARTER block. 6 room house, abund
ance rrult, $2000, terms.
Beautifully finished new modern house
on easy terms, near car. Both near new
north Albina high school, now building.
Inquire 1 095 Maryland ave., phone
Woorllawn 60.
LOT8
OH1
LOTS
How is this, Mr. Investor? 27 lots
on fine macadamized street, water, all
clear, $129 per lot. cash: adjoining lots
sold for $300. Donald Macleod Co., 309
t oncoro mag,, Zd and Stark.
WE BUILD HOMES
To suit you at small cost, and very easy
pay men ta There Is no reason why you
should not own your own home. Call
and see us and let us explain how easy
It is to do so.
THE VETERAN LAND CO..
822 Chamber of Commerce.
IRVINGTON AND PIEDMONT.
Choice residence lots for cash or on
terms; prices from $600 to $1500, ac
cording to Improvements.
W. N. CARTER,
4 09 Bwetland bldg., 5th and Washing
ton. Main 5490. A-1286.
RESIDENCE LOTS
$275. $226, $160 each; $10 to $16 down,
and monthly. Grabeel, 291H Morrison
St., room 3.
$800 Choice lot on Waverlelgh Heights,
a bargain, but must be sold immedi
ately. CLAUDE E. HICKS,
508 Corbett bldg.
HURRY IF YOU WANT A SNAP!
One block from Alberta St., house,
lot and basement; $500; easy terms;
must sell this week. T. Y. Realty Co..
30th and Alberta. Woodlawn 1283.
FOR SALE Full U block, 4 lots, with
good house, newly nalnted and Da-
j peredi fireplace, bath, gas, roses, lawn,
! plenty shade trees; near carline. See
I owner, izz urand ave. A good buy.
I on 20th, or 21st st., bet. Clinton anci
Taggart: corner $1000, inside lots $900;
I easv terms; owner. Max Smith, 88 N.
I 16th st bet. 12 and 7 p. m.; no phone.
BUILDERS OF MODERN HOMES
To suit you. Terms or cash.
A. J. SALISBURY CO.,
820 Chamber of Commerce.
ABRAMS and
Real estatV, 208 1st We have eustom-
ers for south Portland property. M. 429Q.
$1960 will buy modern 6 room cottage.
with rull cement basement, bath. E.
10th st. near Mason. Goddard & Wled-
rlckJUO 2d st
SALE OR TRADE New 8 room modern
bungalow, bath, laundrv, toilet, sink,
basement; 2 lots 100x8714; $200 cash.
nniance montniy. ii coucn bldg.
WE DESIGN AND BUILD
Modern homes on reasonable terms.
A. C. EMERY & CO., Inc.,
824 Chamber of Com merce bid g.
sin Ar owner will sell lots near
woodmere for $650, on payments.
Make fine chicken ranch. No better
speculation. 918 Board of Trade bldg.
100x100 corner. In Piedmont, 13 foot
alley, 1 block from Williams ave.,
S280O; a snap. 718 Swetland bl d g.
5 room house, $760, $150 down, $15
month, 2 blocks from car. Call 208 H
4th.
IF you want to buy, sell or exchange
property, It will pay you to see Ross
Murphy
m awetiana piog.
FIVE acres in sight of Portland near
carllne for only $500. Act quick. Call
now. 407 Hawthorne ave.
LOT 50x100, 1 block from Williams ave.,
price $850, terms. 283 Taylor st .This
is a psrgain
INVESTORS, go to the Owners' Realty
Assn. Buy direct of owners and save
commission. 205 Abin gton bldg.
HAYES & RANDOLPH, architects and
builders. See us before building. 617
Oregonlan bldg. Main 2611.
FOR SALE Lot 7 block 6. Arleta Park
No. Z; make offer. F. H. King, Ore
gon City. R. F. D; 2.
FOR SALE Choice lot in Sunnyslde;
will build to suit purchaser; easy
terms. - N-46, Journal. . .i '
C R. Darnell & Co.
Real Batata ' Room 388 C of C
$260 DOWN and $16 per mo. buys a
new 6 room modern house at Creston;
lot 60x100; price $1800. Tabor 694:
YOU certainly have something you
don't need; let tne sell it for you. A.
I. Scrnnton. 214 Couch bldg. -
FOR SALE Contract for farm from
Oregon Valley, Land sCo.. Lakevtew.
rtoas aiurpny. en owetiana piag.
Iu0x200; level, new house, city lim
its, prominent st: a snap, ss N. th.
MODERN 7 room house, 9th and Al
berta; 12360, terms. . $l Swetland,
MEETING NOTICES
FOR SALEREAL ESTATE 19
i i -n - L n -Li-un, -,, ,, -i -ii-iur '
11600 block with 1 room plastered j
house and nice barn, on Denver i
ave.; only 3 blocks from K11.
- , . iifiKsworin ave.; . cash, bai- I
' ance monthly. ' !
$3100 Good 6 room house on a corner. I
II fivnlahaH V. ( I
Terms.
$2760 Beautiful new I room bunga
" " vviimi, null urepitiue,- not
and eold water, concrete founda-
tlon. tinted walls, electric lights,
fixtures,-etc.; easy terms.
$3600 Modern ( room bungalow In
Sunnyslde on East ., Taylor st;
tuiB is now aiiu juat iimsnea;
very desirable; can give very
easy terms.-$62S0-Modern
7 room home, beautiful
view, 60x100 lot, house is very
attractive, on Willamette Heights;
" good terms. "
y&uo A beautiful bungalow, v closeln,
on the west side; this must be
seen to be appreciated; apply for
particulars. -
$2000 New modern 6 room house, all on
one floor, cement basement, elec
tric lights, piped for gas, etc.,
with nice 60x100 lot, on Bt.
Johns carllne; terms, $300 cash,
balance $20 month.
$3000 Beautiful corner lot In Haw
thorne Park, on 13th st. near
carllne; a big snap, Vi casn.
$36006 room bungalow, modern.
E. Taylor Bt., Sunnyslde cal
$600 cash: imnroved street.
$ 450 Each, lots 11, 12 and 1, block
' zo. Highland .Fark.
$1260 Buys a choice lot In Piedmont,
. on carline.
$1100 For a beautiful lot In Piedmont,
only 1 block from Union ave.; a
big snap,
$1000 Beautiful lot in Vernon, with
small house.
$ S00 Each for two nice lots at Ver
non; onlv 1H blocks from Al
berta car; these lots are a snap.
$ 450 Each for 2 beautiful lots In Gaza
addition, npar carline.
$1360 Buys a choice lot with elegant
view on Willamette Heights.
$ 325 Each for 4 choice lots In Arbor
Lodge, near carline.
$ $00 A big snap for a choice corner
lot in North Irvington.
$ 250 Each for 4 choice lots In Oalc
Park addition. SJt Johns carllne.
J. H. SHIELDS
305 Qerlinger bldg.. cor. 2d and Alder,
Phone Main $430
Some Choice Vacant Property
$1600 80x122, Ainsworth ave. ,
$900 60x100, corner 8th and Cambridge,
street graded, sidewalk, gas, water;
terms $200 cash, balance $10 per
month, or more If desired.
$900 60x100, on 32d st, 1 block south
of Hawthorne ave; $200 cash, bal
ance $15 per month.
$450 50x100, city View Park addition,
on Sellwood car line; very best
terms.
$40050x100, Highland Park. $100 cash,
$10 per month.
$40050x100, Highland Park, $50 cash.
iiv per month.
$15006 lots, all in fruit, splendidly lo
cated, on Woodstock car line; i&u
cash, balance reasonable time. .
$800 60x120, facing Btreetcar, opposi'
crematory; splendid locality.
Otto & Harkson
133 H First St.
SUNNTSIDE BUNGALOW.
New, 6 rooms, modern In every way,
built-in china closet. Dutch kltohen,
bath, toilet, fireplace, furnace, tinted
walls, paneled dining room, window seat,
electric lights and gas, full basement,
part cement floor, laundry tray, wood
hoist, coll in furnace, cement walks,
sewer in, graveled street, all paid,
shades and fixtures, well built between
two carllnes; $3200; $1500 cash, balance
to suit.
Fine corner lot. 60x100. east frontons
block to car, worth $1100; can sell this
week for $1060 cash.
HAWTHORNE REALTY CO..
1021 Hawthorne, cor. E. 34th. Tabor 516.
Business Oiarter
Corner I& Belmont and 7th St.. $14,00tk I
Between 6th and 7th on BSlmont lotJ
and 2 cottages. ... A
Lot, corner zam ano nonnrup,
100 lots at North Bend, sale or ex
change.
7 lots at St. Johns, snap; sale or ex
change. .
Good 6 room nouse, at. jonns, nu.
Farms, rooming houses, city homes.
city lots, country homes ror sale aua
exchange.
Ntster & Richardson
122H Grand ave.
WHO WANTS A GOOD BUNGA
LOW HOME?
Such a place as nearly every
one wants can be had 2 blocks
from carline In Woodstock, 5
rooms finished and large enough
for 2 rooms more. A fireplace
and place all fixed up. rustic and
stvlish; price $2500 to one who
can pay $1000 cash. For partlcu-
THE DUNN-LAWRENCE CO..
248 Alder st.
Just for a Very Short Time
5 acres land all in fine orchard. Pries
$626.
30 acres best bottom land, 15 acres
cleared, house, barn and all other out
buildings, all fenced; price $2900; $1000
cash, balance terms. 6 per cent
We also have a number of other
Just aa good. Call and see us.
Gorbett&Co.
Postoffice Bldg.. Oregon City. Or.
A CHEAP HOME.
Owner will take actual cost
$2400, for modern nearly new 6
room cottage with full basement,
on 44th st, near carllne. Only
$440 cash required.
GODDARD & WIEDRICK.
110 2d st
$50 Down
and $10 per month. 3 room house,
sidewalks, graded street. IMi
blocks to car, good location, $675.
THE B. J. W. REALTY CO.,
610 Lumber Exchange.
HOME BUYERS NOTICE
Brand new bungalow, 4 rooms and
bath; all modern conveniences; will be
sold for an out of towa owner at great
reduction from former price of $1650
to a quick buyer; sightly, suburban lo
cation; short walk to good car service,
and worth great deal more than price
asked. Easy terms can be secured. For
keys apoly to James C. Logan, 326
Washington Rt., room 415.
HOLLADAY ADDITION.
On E. 7th. H block from Broadway;
new 6 room house, attic unfinished,
space for 3 more rooms: cement base
ment full plumbing, electric and gas
lights, beautiful lawn, 50 rose bushes;
$3804, $2200, balance 7 per cent, 2 years.
PORTLAND SUCCESS REALTY CO..
820 Board of Trade bldg.
MAKE EASY MONEY.
Two lots Mendon Park, if taken at
once $1100, half cash. This is $400 be
low anything In same district.
Corner. 57x100, E. 80th, near carllne.
iijuo, J4&U casn. investigate pricei
surrounuing property.
ATLAS LAND CO..
4 20 Lumber Exchange.
EAST SIDE INVESTMENT
' $8250 Quarter block on east
close in.
side,
W. N. CARTER,
409 Swetland bldg., 5th and. Wash.
SNA PI Snap! Snap! Unfinished rooni
bouse, but. In good shape to live in,
acre good rich soil, on carllne; $$7S
some terms' must be sold' at once.
Spencer Co., 102 2nd st ' '
$1100 buys new 4 room cottage; ' bath,
toilet, lot 60x100 feet; house cost
$1000; owner has to, leave citv. needs
money. Beranton, 214 Couch bldg. .
$100, CASH, balane$l6 month: for a
6 room house, near carllne. 10 min
ute service. Price only . $1200. 711
Chamber of Commerce. -
N-biyV modern t room bouse, Holladay'si
addition. Phona E. 2433. Lots for aalay
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