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;2 THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, . TUESDAY EVENING. MARCH" 23. 1009. ROOSEVELT LEAVES (Continued from Paas On:) to M. left Oyster Itay at Till o'clock ttila morning. The farewella of the family were aaid in tno house at Bagainore mil and Aim hie waa the only member of tlia family to accompany the tourists ( the station. There a nothing painful about -tli .parting. It waa very happy and say. - Aa Roosevelt drove away Mi-' j . . .. .. 1 ........ I . . - .. tl.. waved to her husband and- eon and to which hearty. -though diacofdant farewell party. e called. (oiHl-by ...r.i-Mtdnt and lila mml i .... ..,n.. V -mA im1 n with mm, or llie iniuih . t. -i,. I. - u . , , i n offloera on the upper dec, noining ,ucn attached, and tu Noah rleaman. ht to their capa to aeep 'vr r"'" the caretaker of Haganvore J fill. Upon enterlag the train, he took ma cnair, with lila eon besiae nun. ana started to read a book. Hut the rfe- portera were aoon around lilm asking for a rarewrii statement, "There la nothing to say now ond . ling carried away hf the ailff breese . vht eama up tha bay. Tli machinery of tha Hamburg when ana saiiea waa in iwitsi . er bunkers were filled with the choic est coal. Tha confidant eapeciaimn la that tha boat will reach Naplea In If don't believe there will be anything." record time. Aboard the veaeei are vri iiitwt-.i first cabin and aa tnanv aecond cabin paeaamera. The Kooaevelt' party occupy five ataterooma will lounging room ana oaiu. , "Will Transfer. he aald, "except that I expect to return In about 1& months, flow about this. are the nrwspapera going; to follow on tlila trlpr Angry at tfewspapenaaa. H waa Informed that renreaantatlves At Naplea the member, of tha Roose- wou,d g0 M far M Naples and prob ably aa far as Mombasa. Ha frowned and then ha smiled, saying: "Well. I hope they fall overboard. There the beat I could wish under tha clrcumatnncea. I hope the reporter. ort .toward tha end of AprU. proceed . . . h nun . velt expedition will transfer to tha teamer Admiral of the German Kaat African line, which la to aall April 6 fi Killndlnl harbor. Mombasa Inland ' Thev will arrive at tha eaat African nitrt tnwarri.tha end of . -t,v. iha l!anria railway to Nairobi, , aoend nix months there, then continue , rail to Port Florence. lke Vic ' torla Nyansa. making a total dlatance of Kfta mllea hv rail. Th. axnedltloii will croaa Uganda by caravan, and finally pass down the whole length or the Nile, reacnms . 'Khartoum about one year from thle , data. Much of the hunting- and apecl- men collecting will be done In Brltleh ;aat Africa, where tha Uganda rail way will b uaed aa a meana of ready . transportation from Nairobi. ' Which will he tha haaa of aunnllrt. .At Khartoum, it la exDected the ex- yiresldant and hla son will be Joined hv Mrs. Roosevelt and miss . junei Roosevelt,- who will accompany , them to Long The trln from Oyster Bay Island City was althout any incident exeeot that practically all the passen ger on the train snooK hands with Roosevelt and wished him Godspeed. Upon arriving at the ferry dock Roosevelt hurried onto the boat and took on a position on the lower deck. Here he constantly shifted his Position to prevent ma pnoiogrannera rrom get tinr In their work, which they did nevertheless. He dorred his hat in re sponse to a cheer as ha left th boat Douglas Robinson was waiting at the dock with hla automobile and hurried across to the Hoboken tunnel. .Ar riving at the New Jersey terralnui of on their trip to hurap. h"f to pier No. 1. whero he went a.board tha milted only to those having aonie good reason or buaineaa there. Tha crowd Sathef-d at every point from which tha epaiture of tha ship could b seen. Among tha visitors wars Hrtiator Root. Senator trfda-. former Secretary of the Interior Onrrield. William Loeb and Oeneial Franklin Bail, eulef of staff of the army. Aa tha gangway vera hoisted. ui of tha workmen orlod. "Three cheera for Tedalv!" Then the alrena In tha river took up tha farewell greeting and, when Rooaevelt appeared on- the brldga the crowd yelled Itself hoarse. . Juat before tha veasel pushed away from the dock a special nteaaeuger ar rived with a gold pencil which waa pre sented to Rooaaveit and which bora the Inscription: ' "(Kiod iuck ana gooa-oys. i art. The a-overnmenl tua Tlmmona. with Captain Butts, aide and peraonal rep I , L . i-J. -J.. i--JU- .Tfg" reaentatlv of, President Taft. Colonel A. I Hmlth, lieb. Oenerat lormrd Wood and othara, steamed out alonnalde tha Hamburg, and aa aha started down the river the tutnd on the tug played "Oarry Owen,' Roosevelt's favorite tune. . rcndlcton ' Man for Judge. ' (HpeHsl Mipateh to The Jourml.) ( Pendleton, Or.. March H., Frlenda of Attorney Charles II. Carter of this city have started a campaign to land him In the fiMteral 1 u r1 ir h I r. raamu v , . i While inslatlng lie will make no effort' to aeour tha place, Mr, Carter has sig nified Ma willlnptueaa to accept the po sition If it la offered him, 1 ' - 1 - -' " J jrn.Nir.TiT 1 TI7JHT TOO LATE . TO CLASSIFY NEW TO!AV. IIAVK juat arrived .-with II nesq "tie-, f blr. heavy aradlna- horses, rlxht out If tiri A I Al I IfltvaHn of hard work: mu.t be .old thl. week lllll 1 (JIU f UUI UCIIII and will be aold cheap all Bound and v ' 1 rum iiuiiers: . can i'" seen b,l hid v.u Front Hoarding Btablea. 16th and 1 aide. Mnln 112S. PAFr big, lowlii-Kvy aet horeea, welnhi 80uo 1im.. are sound and true and will pull anything that Is loose; owner must sell, t'ell 2 lath st. Price MOO. ""J ' NoTilore PILES naturalists, of ' tha party Major- fcd- asr A. H earn a, J, Alden Lorlng and Kdmund Hollor will proceed dlreet to tha United States from Kgvpt Mr. Jtooaevelt; Intend to remain In conti nental Europe and in ureal wruain for full year, having. accepted Invi tations to deliver lectures at leading ana mlversltlea tnglandj in Germany. . Franco Offer, of Aid. ." Hamburg The suit which ha occupies and which formerly ws reserved for the German emperor on hla Mediterranean trips, waa decorated with flowers. After he had aettled down In the . apartment, Roosevelt held a Utile reception and bade farewell to the visitors who called to express their good wishes. , A Dig bronze piece was presented to him by tfte- Italians or iNew xorlc in ' Tha flerman and British authorities I memorv of hla action In aendlna such In East Africa already hav offered quick relief to the earthquake suffer to pWe 'every facility at their dlepos- era. He ordered that It be sent to his al for the convenience and safety of wife at Oyster Bay. A delegation from ' Mr. Roosevelt and hi. party. There Pittaburs greeted' him and he epoke a , is not a member of the party who few words to. them, is not an exoollent rifle shot and as- The crowd outside, tn the meantime, urancea have been given that not the had become ao great -that It was necea- least rear need oe enteruunea ror ine j sHry to can lor tne reserves. No Matter How Bad Your Case Is Or How Long; You Have Had It, Pyramid Pile Cure Can Cure It. :. rre raokago Vent to ' rrove It. Half bf the suffering and tortufe of piles has never been told, i Whether your particular case of plies Is almost too excruciating for any mortal to bear, or if you are fearfully tan tallied by unreachable Itching and bleeding or whether you have only a moderate case oi piles, mere ta positive rener, ana quick too. In Pyramid Pile Cure. You need - not take for granted all we aay about our Pile -Remedy. We want It to speak for itself. That is why we aay to every person suffering j from .piles or any form of rectal disease, send us your name and address and we will gladly send you a free' trial package or th marvelous Pyramid PUe Cure. After using th trial you will hurry to your nearest druggist and get a 60 cent box of- Pyra mid Pll Cure, now admitted by thou sands to be one of the most wonderful reliefs and cures for Piles ever known. .Instant relief can be gotten by using ths marvelous Pyramid Pll Cure. It Immediately reduces all congestion and swelling, heals all sores,, ulcers and Irritated parta. It renders an operation absolutely unnecessary. Bend your name and address today Different doctors have llfferent Ideaa In regard lo cures. Some calf a suppression of symptom t cure. They dose for drug effect, and claim . that nothing more cart be don. But the real aliment remains, and will bring the real symp tom, back again, perhaps th same as before9 but very likely leave the , patient ' in A much worse condition. I claim that nothing leas than complete eradication ot disease can be a real cure, I treat to remove th disease, and ' not merely th symptoms. I search out every root and fiber of an ailment, and I cure to stay cured. Weakness T not only cur "weakness" promptly, but I em ploy th only treatment that can possibly our this disorder permanently. It Is a system of local treatment entirely original with me, and Is employed by no physician other-than myself. This may seem fa broad assertion, but It is lust as substantial as It is broad. 'So-called, . "weak ness '.is but a symptom of local inflammation or congeatlon, and a . radical-cure Is merely a matter of restoring normal conditions through-.' out the: organlo system, and this I accomplish thoroughly ana with absolute certainty. - stricture . ' - dm. TA.Tx.oa, Th Leading peclallrt. ufiv nt the exnedition. : Trusted ftiiides and native carriers already have . . been engagea. ."':"".;;."" , Kermlt Roosevelt, the e-president' second son, whose age 4s 19 years, goes eJong as the. official photographer of th expedition. His collection of photo ; graphs of animals and scenes will be maoe use or in mienuira way am. ..- mm-Illustrations for- books -and articles which his father win wrjte. Today tli only living ex-presldent of The united states leaves ror nis , xar heralded African hunting trip.- The strenuous president, who, for seven . years, has held almost supreme power . over the destinies of 80,000,000 people, will now io doubt be equally strenuous. In his recreation as in the White House. In Africa, however, there is a limit eet, hevond which ho cannot sea.. Sixty dlf- UJ ferent animals Is all he can kill. Al - ready his license has been taken out, at a cost or ;'.u. Among ine animais ne .may kill are Included two - elephant. -. (male only), two rhinoceroses, two nip nnnotaml. two .ebras (except the moun tain variety), two cheetahs, two male ostriches, two each of the large species : V of antelop and gazelle, and 10 each of the smaller soecles. 10 of each species i of wild pig and 10 of the smaller cats ; and jacKRis. Admissions to th dock were per Co. for f re trial packag to Pyramid Drug 138 pyramid iag., Marshall, Mich. r FROM THB NEW YORK WORLD; MAY 20, '08.J COOPER IS MEETING MANY NEW YORKERS Must Change Present Plans Next Week! If Callers Continue to Increase Specific Blood Poison No dangerous' mineral. ; to . drive the virus to the interior, but harm less, blood-cleansing remedies that remove th last poisonous taint. Varicocele; ' " Absolutely painless treatment that cures completely in -one week. In vestigate my method.- It- is tha only thoroughly scientific treat ment for this disease being em ployed. ' V. Examination Free " . ... - I offer not only Free Consultation and Advice, hut of.'everv mm that comes to me I will make a Careful Examination, and Diagnosis without charge. No ailing man should, neglect thl. opportunity to gat expert opinion about bis trouble. i Tf you cannot call, write for Diaffnoala Chart lf eet... all day from. ft A. M. to P. M.. and Sundays from 10 to 1. i My treatment Is absolutely pain less, and perfect results can be de pended upon In every . Instance. I do no cutting or dilating whatever. ' Contracted Disorders Pa sure your cure is thorough. Not one of my patients has -ever, had a relapse after being ' dis charged as cured, and I cure . In less time than the-ordinary forms of treatment require. The Dr. Taylor Co. 234 1 Morrison SI. Cor. Second St v Portland. Ore, . 4-room bunRalow, practically .ntw, . . Ar . ' I. .. I . . A . t t ' . . - IiAUNCIL worth 700 for 37S cash; 3 I '"' ,.:'. tl n;v hr,me JpHce ronra Doatnouse gooa as nfw, lu,lr r,, , r rurnis led. worth . isso -, ror iisv. susi&iz.iu: 3U casn. uaiantc casv icrini. IUf" Beat car aervice. MWAr ibo puys . nice bay mare, weight ltoe lb.., good set harness, nearly new,' long bed .sidesprlng top Doggy. - z iv. letn at. aXIce hamlot Va por baths.- inuu m sage, chiropody. Hult 77, I91 AI oer. - - . UksXii. room very reasonable, with use or typewriter. J8J , Washington St., "'afli' MEETTNO NOTICES 41 I SAY, neighbor, com up to th meeting of Oeorge 'Washington Camp tonight at 1Z8 lltn St. l.wtsn to speak to you. All visiting nelghDors ar welcome. . H. I.. DAT, C. C H. A. FRKDRICH. Clerk. NO. 1. I. a F. Resular meeting this Tuesday) evening. March 28, at T;S0 o'clock. Odd Fellowa' . temnle: Golden Rule- degree: visitors welcome. Member .urged. 10 attend. ' K. B. Sharon, scribe. ' IVANMOK lodae. No. 1. K. of P.. reau lar meeting tonight, In their Castle I nail, llth and Alder, visitors invited. K. M. I..ANCH. K. R. 8. PROSPECT CAMP NO.; 140, W. O. ' W1', Montavilla Lots $100, $125, j $.150 Rtiildinor Ibts iri choice part of Mon- tavilla; "in the city limits," $10 down, , $5 monthly. 1 -1 ! -Wf ELLISON KNCAMPMENT $250 Per Acre 40 .acres .-fine beaver-dam -'land,? I leaverton, close to electric line. Somev5k' VUU iviunuvn ui i cat . . . .- , 7 tots and House! '7 lots. 40x137, with 4 room house.' will give their next dance Thursday. I and ahed: beanitiful location. 3 block "roujs: com ana rin;ypuriinonaj; frjm Tremont station,' oil Mt. Scott Fox a orchestra. I t -u 1 A ai f-..: V. nr" a r n 4.-T."lcr line. f. iwv ' ait m"ttu, tm iiui. MondaV 6iiin"ffirBch Vioci:" Yoth trees, water, etc; S1000- cash, balance no Washington streets. . , I easy terms. M. w. jk. evergreen camp. 4, meet i . . i Wednesday evenings. Allsky bldg Id ana Morrison sts. FUNERAL D1HGCTOB9 J. P Finlcy & Scm.Eifd'ficSr Lady attendant Main . A-1B81, KELLER-BYRNES CO, Russell: Enst 1088. undertakers, 370 Lady assistant. M'ENTEK-KHIOKSON CO.. undertakers: idy ass t. 409 Aider st Botn pnonea. EDWARD HOLM AN., undertaker; 129 IdtL 'T.. T. Cooner continues to attract .widespread attention with his theory that stomach trouble Is the cause of mostr ill health. The sale of his medi cine ia verv large and Is steadily In creasing at the store where he Is meet ing the public . A rvrnn a l hna vhn liava hernmn non- The expense of the-trip will be very vinced that Cooper's preparation is all great.-but should Mr. Rotosevplt mo de sire he can derrav every item or u with the trophies of his hunt. The sports man who- Is so fortunate as to. secure a . whit rhinoceros may dispose of it for a email fortune, full or nan grown animals delivered alive at the, Uganda railway will bring a rarying price of Irom ivi to 3S3. . ,, Mr, Roosevelt will not b re.trlcteB in 'the number of lions, leopards and croc cxilles he may shoot, but the wild ass, the secretary bird, stork, or okapi are toy law mane ear rrom tub gun. that he claims Is Mrs. C. Mwlas of No. 177 Atkins avenue, Brooklyn, who-said recently: 'Mv life has been made mis- em ule for the last 10 years by enronic IndigestJoiii or -.days i nave not Deen oie to retain solid' rood or any sort, and when I could. eat something I would be nauseated for hours and could only Avnat l liad eaten, oy 'I have been nervous and run down. I was weak and unstrung, and it was almost more than I could do to come down. town. After shopping for an hour or so I would be completely tired out. It is roughlyi estimated that the trip and would have lo go home and lie down 111 cost tno e-presiaeni aooui izu.uuv. i ror the rest or tne day. .. "I have consulted physicians constant ly, but have not been helped. A friend insisted tnai l iry inis.uooper medicine, out i rerusea to aq so, until she rinally almost forced me to get it. I started taking it about a month ago. The first Improvement I noticed was that I no longer was. nauseated after eating. Then I began to feel stronger and sleep bet ter. Finally my nervousness no longer !THE TMP.FB0M , OYSTEE BAY TO IT" STEAMSHIP DOCK (United Free. te4 Wre.t - TTj.Vu.trsn M .T . March 2.1 Former vtMciriatit- fonnaavalt. wl th hla son Ker-1 den noises. reit. who accompanied him-on his voy- enated. I have gained weight, have troubled me, and I did not Jump at sud- i now reel actually rejuv- better color, no longer feel weak ahd depressed and enjoy my meals lieartily. l have spent most or the day shopping. and do not feel tired. This would have been a physical impossibility for me a month ago. I have not been so happy for many years. .., I twill be glad to let any one know about my experience who cares to Inquire. AU my friends have been astonished by my" return to healthT and can vouch for everything 1 have ran..: . In a recent interview Cooper said: "I an now meeting as many people as my self and assistants can conveniently talk to. More people are calling every aay, ana ir tnis increase is Kept up i shall have to make different arrange ments by the middle of next week. "It will probably be necessary to put the medicine on sale, at all drug stores in .order to relieve th pressure here. Those who are in touch with the sale of my medlclnetare. astonished by my success in New York.. I am not in. the least astonished, however, as - I knew long Before I came here that very few people can be sick if the stomach is in order. It simply remained for me to prove that my medicine positively would reguiate me siomacn. Cooler's New Discovery is the medi cine that made such a wonderful rec ord in New York. It Is now on sale at leading druggists everywhere. If your druggist does not Keep it in stocK, not ify The Cooper Medicine Co.. Davton. unto. WEATHER RKz-OKI 176 53 A low Dressur . area - ovarii., .hi southwestern nnrtlnn nf - ih. tti.j na me Parameter is relatively '," "r wcaiern Oregon and western Washington. Ltsht to mnrlaratalv h..t, rain has fallen in anutharn (.llfnn.u I . . " ....V't auu Buuinern ri2ona. and ram or snow has fallen in northern Arizona and southern Utah and Nevada. War ib. fr continues in the north Pa,'.i.u ii. r v if0"" "ccurrea . tnis morning ,u ....i.nmuuu. me nign pressure area over the lake resion has-cnntranroii in I man nuu reioainea nearly sta'lonarv, I f v. , t. V . . 1 Eaat of the Rocky mountains no rafn I Z. Kicen to Carrie Guska et al, lot nf nnZ ILV k..y K", !; in IE. block I. subdivision of Proeb- er , in Arizona: Txas. Oklahoma. M ial Btels addition . . . , , . , , . . 1,500 $125 Per Acre 98 to .196 acres on" Salem electne . DUNNING. M'ENTEE OILBAUQH. line, close to station: all clear, with inu.nk.t.n S-l.t.Tn.,nd p."mS JPtidn of JS ac'es; plenty, of water. 'io?TeHdy',i.ltrtntt mn,' I Joit the thing to plat into 5 and 10-, acre pieces. , . . C P. WELLS ' 'PEAL ESTATE " - 231 Worcester BIdg.- Main 3253 A Beautiful Nome in Walnut Park ,. $5250 Beautiful, .new, modern 7 -room housed cabinet finish and hardwood, floors, elegant - fireplace and hot water furnace, electric lights and gas, full basement, fine lawn, cement side walks and graded streets; two blocks, from car; terms. ' . ROSS CITr CEMETERY. Phones C-2114 and A-4444. F. & DUNNINO, east- side funeral dl- rector. 414 B. AMer. corner (tn. - REAL ESTATE TIlANSFKKS LAWYERS Abstraat A Trust Co.. room uoara ox irau Diag.t aoatracts a specialty. K. Q. Alfredson to Ernest W. Pat- rink Int hlnolr 7 and Int 9. block 1. Rvelvn I 400 William R. -Mlnslnger et al to Au gust (Sahlin et al, part or lot 8, block 12. Blackstone s addition . . 1,000 Etta Powell Herron to James- W. Herron, lot J4, block 7, Brainard . addition' SS0 James Douglas et al to Johannes f. Hnum ana. wire, lot diock 7. Woodlawn. 1,250 Nellie Brown to Eva Bledsoe, Jot B, . Jilock 10. Paradise Spring tract . . 600 W. C. Wheeler to Em met' LrTom p- klns. lots zi. 22. block 11. Tre mont Place 200 Arleta Land company to Bertha , Uu, lk. B kino, m irin.M. C. Vroman et al to Benjamin, A. Town r airT wt"t; "" nlotilt ' io:' Cook's addition. . . i . ; , . . . , . . ; . . 1,300 J. A. Bowen et aL to Ban Newman, west half of lots 1, ,$, block; 1,i '."Arleta' Pafk'NOJ a.?f-A;VUVVU'-.I..l 00 DOCTORS FOR MEN THE PRESENT AGE m 1,'na in lU A HEN you think of the great advances in every line in the last 20 years, do vou stop to think of the recent ac complishments in medicine? Let Us Cure Your Troubles and Save Your Health IS YOUR HEALTH VALUABLE? VVc Charge Nothing to Prove Our Methods Will Cure You " T,T'T,: Consultation, examination, and .advice. You are under no obligation to take treat X JL. 1 J 1 ' J ment unless our charges, terms and arrangements are entirely satisfactory. Moderate charges, faithful profeiional services, fair dealings and speedy cores are responsible for otir imraenit practice, and no honest man is too poor to take advantage of our method of treatment and be fully retcrcd to perfect health. , By the latet and bet methods we care, to remain cured. NERVOUSNESS BLOOD POISON SKtN DISEASES. SORES AND ULCERS, VARICOSE or KNOTTED VEINS, KIDNEY and BLAD DER DISEASES. RHEUMATISM. CATARRH and INDIGESTION. We cover the entire f.'eld of NERVOUS. BLOOD and SKIN DISEASES. Consultation free. Call and see nt if yoa can. . Write to day for partrmtars if yon cannot ca!L Medicines are from $1.50 to 16.50 a course. WE ARE PARTICULARLY ANXIOUS TO SEE AND CONSULT SKEPTICAL PEOPLE. FOR. WE REALLY HAVE A CERTAIN CURE FOR ANY CURABLE CASE. If yoa wish our optnion, call and get it FREE of all charges, and sare yourself further suffering. SEPARATE PARLORS CONSULTATION FREE. CALL OR WRITE TOD.Jf HOURS9 a. m, to 8 p. tn.; and Sundays 10 a. m, to ' 12.' ' ' ST. LOUIS caalnd DISPENSARY CORNER 8CCOND AND YAMHILL, PORTLAND, ORGQON YOU HEED THIS If you are a weak man: If you, i Buffer frorh varicocele, drains. lost atrenarth, debility . or any other weakness, you can be cured quickly and- tnorouarniy oy wear ing my electrio auspensory, to gether with Electro-vig-or. This suspensory . carries a aentle, warmlna current of electric Ufa direct to tha weak organs. They ' grow strong; and viaproua unaer the powerful influence of elec tricity. - , Electro-vigor is appuea wnue you aleep. It generates its own power, and la always charged, ready for use; It builds up vital ity and atrenrth and makes, a i man of. you ln.eyry,way., Mr. xnomaa j&eisay. sumo, ur adys: .-:, . "Your electric treatment na restored my strength after I had tried many other method with out benefit." GET IX FREE Cut out this coupon and mail it to-me for my 'free .100-page .book about my treatment. Thta book contains plcturea of well-, built, robust men and women, showing how Electro-Vigor rs' ap plied, and explains many things you shonld know. - n-( Bend for It today. ' ' sourl and Arkansas, and cooler in Colo- Brong. Steele comAny . to Walter rado, western Nebraska and Florida. J f1- Slusser, lot 18, block 157 in inaicaiions are for showers iv ' ' ' ' ' ' Wednesday in northwestern Oregon and H. Hamblet to .William Schwarta. western Washington and for showers . block 25. Falrport, . . . . either tonigtht or Wednesday in southern N Anderson et al to John Nel- Idaho. Fair weather will continue in epn, lots 1, 17, block Carson annthrn and .torn .n . HeiahtS Waahington and northern Idaho, and the E. B. Holmes et al to Wesley BOO 300 250 S. A. HALL, M. D. 4 1S14 Seeond Ava, v mATTUt, 'WASH. ,. Please send me, . prepaid, Cr free 100-page illustrated k. a-a- t Name ..... Address ................. conditions are favorable for light i iiumn mnignt in eastern uregon, eaat ero wasmngron ana notnern Idaho. Baker City, Or..... Boise. Idaho.. Chicago, 111 ! Cincinnati, Ohio.... Dubuque, Iowa . , . Helena. Mont Huron, S. D. . ...... JacKsonvllIe. Fla. . . Lewiston, Idaho. ,v Los Angeles, Cal... Marshfleld, Or New Orleans, la.. New York, N. Y... N. Yakima. Wash..' Omaha, Neb. '. . ... . Pocatello. Idaho.... Portland, Or. . . . ... Roseburg, Or......" St. Paul. Minn. .... Salt Lake. Utah . . . San Francisco, Cal. Seattle. Wash Spokane. Wash ! Walla Walla, Wash. Washington, P. C.. Temp. Max. Mln. Preclp. 64 (l .00 68 SS .00 36 34 .00 46 30 .00 46 30 .00 60 28 .00 48 32 ,00 60 48 .00 60 32 .00 64 44 .36 66 42 .00 73 SO .00 8 80 . .00 68 32 -.00 66 - .42 ,00 62 ' 32 .00 62 42 .00 2 - 34 ' .00 38 36 .01 64 42 .00 68 46 .AO 66 38 .00 64 - : 32 .Oil 60- 36 . .00 44 2g .00 Htalev. lot 18. block- 23. Irving ton 1.800 Sidney 1,. Atwood et al to W. C. Nicholas, lot 17, diock n, iry tnaton Park 100 Kenwood Land company to Clara - - , Lauonde, lots zt, se, zi ana 28, block 18. Kenton 1,000 William N. Northrop et al to Mary Reynolds, lot S, In tract "B," Northrop acres 600 F. A. Anderson et al to Julia A. Powell, lot 8. block 7. Tilton's aoaicion ........ .......,.... Percy H. Blyth et. al to Martin Willamette Heights addition . . 3. B. Caplea et al to T. W. Sulli van et ai.-west so reet or lot a. also, west 30 feet of south 15 feet of- lot 6, block 140. Holla- day s addition 1,2 SO 2,000 J H SHIELDS 305 GERLINGER BLDQ. 3,000 MARRIAUS IJ CEASES Charles Henry Stevison, 658 Williams avenue, zs, and Anna Elizabeth Rob bins. is. ' C. A. Bauer. 742 Belmont street. 53 and Mrs. Martha Kuni. 42. Eugene Shelby. Ban Francisco. SO. and Alberta Eccles, 30. J. tm. Boren. 576 mibsissidd! avenue. 2. ana Jennie m. wneatiey, is. John Pu VogeL 651 Fourth street. 33 and Mary A. Howell, 23.. W. H. Fowler. 313 Yamhill street. J7 ana isveiyn f ay Mryan. za. - WEDDINO earda W. O. Smith Co.. WaaMna-ton - bldr- corner 4th mmA was n in gt on sts. , - CLARKE BROa. florlatiB) fine flowers and floral deslgna tti Morrison st. MAX M, SMITH, florist. 160 6th it o- - poaite Meier st fTanirs: Main Tlia. BETZ tc SONS, florists, funeral deslgna" !4H Morrison: Mam ssst. A-1S77. FULL DRESS suIU for rent, all a la. Unfane Tailoring Co.. aot stark at. BIRTHS jrng. Bb . m W ' : : SJ a aV 7 ' EvcryVcnan . KalssViHsaBd flss4 4b0SsI63s' kaaS9aas MAtYTl wMrtM &aray MaaaHrtaaCaA est- M MTmemi 'Ik anvet BO euvr. an wad sua lar I 1 0Mntm4 n i iiilit n fall lanwan aaa w.n-a la. far Saia W Caaaaa Oa, aa4 Xa Oa. Wp.au. Oa. S aaataa. rail a Willamette addition. March IS. a dot. FALK To Mr. and Mrs. William B. Falk, Portland. March 20, a dot LA NO To Mr. and Mrs. J. P.. I Rose Cltr aenltarium. March 17. a bov CAREY To Mr. and Mrs. CharieaCarev. Rob City sanitarium. March IS. a r-ov. , , .--'.- FROST To Mr. and" Mrs. William Frost. Ross . City sanitarium. March 1 1, a dot. .... - - JENKINS To Mr. and Mra. O. N. Jen kins. S3 West Humboldt atrveL March II. a noy. BAKR To Mr. and Mra. Frank Baer, HPS Atlantic tret. aiarrn ia. a gin. 8HACKLETT To Mra and Mra O. H. Shacklett. Willamette ataUon. Febra- arv T. a bnv. CLARKB T Mr. and Mrs. A. R Clsrlta. 7 East TwentT-aeeoml street. March it. a rxv. - MfRPH'T-Ts Mr. and Mrs. D. 3. Murphv. icts East Burnsuia street. Marrh 13. a tKiy. DEATHS 4 East agei 3 nroK woMXN only , JPr. Pan4erofi e Compmiiil er-in ana gotten nxt tniiav the bt )y r-r.- e-lr for TTalll TaOVILSI naiaDLiiitiia I M r tka iw aat nHatl... tm mm m in a wt is r. rrv- II frr eea. er I I for t; r iH tn rlaii wni-rn. A4- T. a. PIEPT SIS Aheky SWg,, DIVDIA Augusta Dlndia, 414 Ninth afreet. March IL, I motitni; eoawlafona . LEG RANT Meta I-grard. Mllwaukle. Mr-h tl. agd 24; JuhercuJosla. REV BOU W illlam Reybold. Astoria, TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY PAIR horaea, wlgt ! lr. are nait4 an4 aead wwae, aw htTjr eemeae rellf. all ranpWa; rrtce I :i F.d Fraat Ciafelea, liU at, eft Wash in gtea Charles H. Hodgdon et al to John t Frederick snurrin et al. lot 6, block 12, Oak Park addition No. 2 to St. Johns 330 E. Isham et al to Charles It. Hodgdon et al, lot 6. block '4, Barrett s add tion to ML P. .... . 7fln i.mi irn . v. nuuauuii el hi f r- - enca m. isnam et al. lots 4 and ' 6. block 10, Center addition . . . 700 ca i-owioj ana wire . to - w r. . Stauffer et aL. lot 2. block 6. 'subdivision or Brown's tract... 2,006 v. o. vruiueii i ai 10 urace vv . Meade, south 40 feet-of north 48 teet of lot 2, block 291, city.. 300 nr. C3 1 run 15 ei ai io utoy winni fred Parrish. lots 1, 20, 21 snd zs. Block z, Russellvill addition 1,000 it. m. naney et ai to It. H. Todd et at 11 acres -in section 11. xiik f B . "utn " aat 2,760 ?.toYf r .et and t, block i.apiioi Hill 7 A- B. Barney to E. A. Barney, lots 1 and 20. hlnrk- f trn rd .w a r.. .....inui Dnmu ec ai to Moore Investment company, lot 17, mnrv fca .'.ma. . . ... W' . . .. ... . i.exw 2.11 ' company to Blake company, lots 1 and 8. block 43. Slllllv&n'a aHIln H. M. Abbott et al to John Oaarda ei au tots z ana I. block I, Arbor Lodge , E. C. Goddard to Charles T. Mr- pougall. land beginning In Mar ket Street addition 40 feet south of southeast corner of lot . MMk M aa a . . v.. . . Mcvornncic et ai to J. Taven- Frt iot a, block 22, . Walnut ark . i . , . R. E. Beegle to J. H. Cane, lot 14. block 7, first subdivision of Mc Klnlev Park . EWtrlc Ijind company to Lee F. T-aiier, tor and sou I Dee at half Of lot I. hlnrk IS. Pnrt.mnnth Oak Lumber -company tn ln jr. Potter, lot 20. block It,- Ports mouth . W. Gedamks to Emma L. Peterson. .ei acres in section is. town shin 1 south, ran a-a a east I til W. Gadamke to Ernest W. Peter- - - , son, I acres In section if. town ahlD 1 south, rana-e I aaat Eleetric Land company to N. P. Hennett. lots land 16. block 26. Portsmouth . Portland Trust compear to . 3. n'wimi jr., lore l. z ana , block 64. Weat Portland Park. . Joeephlne M. Shaw to Emeat K. 1. lots T and 8, block 25 North Alhlna PACIFIC Tltl Tmet Cv. tha lellng Casmuf Acreage $500 Per Acre f .; . , .,: .J. r ... .... , . Cleared, entirely level and commands ni magnificent view of a great part of the city. We have no hesitancy In stat ing that It is . the choicest, beat and cheapest property on the market today. and nothing advertised can touch It at the price. ' -C ,;'J'S -': 'i' : TSS3C8. - Murphy & Caswell 830 IT AM gry. 1.(00 Moo 6.000 200 tta 206 113 12 1S6 Desirable Homes $4501 Will bnv 7 room modern home on K. 12th st4 near E. Morrison. - A'aaa Will - buy 8 room modern tDjUUU hbme.vcornsr' lot. onE. loth Ur leaa . horth, near E. Burnajde. tfOtAn Will buy 1. good, modern 6 rkXSIIII and 7 room houses, corner TuuuvJot, Dttr E. Morrison, oa js. ism it. Will buy 8 room modern house on E. 14th, near K. Burnside. and 2 full lots. above are desirably., located AUUCIr $10 poo Afi Mia abo , jr.- Su wtm ookpavt. 806 Chamber of Comma ros Bldg. Platting Proposition Ttn acres, 300 feet from carline, 19 minutes out. -Trice VO.000. Satis factory terms. This is the price now; what it wilt be in a few days, when certain -developments now pending are made public, we cannot say. t ....... -' i Brubakcr & Benedict ' " , ' SC2.McKay Building." abstractora 144-S-4-T railing Md. XXW TODir. WANTED Tea good saleaataaj wantaNd te the neat property In ths city. Oood or rationa. BRONO-STEELG CO. .110 gessag . SOO Acres Yamhill- County . ' Vry Chvap Over H highly fmprorM, b lanes npetl V . Tasture: probahly H small timber; near J gooo town and railroad; on I swv roads; fine house; deep Boll; prorr el evation for fruit and rnta. Will sell for - $1 7 a per sere. - Oeod ' terms if taken before the 1st.. ? MS Boerd at Trags aldg. WE BUILD ARTISTIC HOMES ON EASY PAYMENTS LET -- US BUILD ONE FOR YOU . WHY NOT? Dutterworlh Stephenson C.,tnc DeKgnert and BBCdera of -Artistic Hrwrteg " . 15 Lafayette Bldg, ih and Wash. t i