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THE
OREGON DAILY" JOURNAL, PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING.
APRIL
9. 1809.;
IMS BIG CARGO
FOR BRISTOL BAY
'American Ship IJorlin Will
: Leave Down This Af
;' ternoon.
rffort to have
FJIEIGHT IXCMJDES
XKAKLV EVKKYT1IIXG
awi-m i
Portland Merchant tit About 75,
OOO Out of - t'wl Golng
Korth to Salmon Flatting tJrounda
Worker to Join at Astoria,
mlttee will exert every
a ship Bent here.
The liver mm ar of tha opinion
that Portland la ntlll.vl to a vlalt by
on. of the Pacific cnaat fleet aa much
aa any other city on Ilia cnaat, and
shouldha ve one notwithstanding; tha at
titude dlaplayed ao tar by the powera
that he.
They aay that whll there la no great
amount of profit in carrying viattnr
to ami from the warships, It atlll haa
a tendency to bring people to the
waterfront o that Indirectly they
would profit Ihervfrom.
ItKTritXS FItOM LAUNCHING
With a carao valued at approximately
171.000, the American ahln Berlin. Cap
tain Bolton, will leav. down the river
this afterneon from the dock of the
' American Can company bound for Brla
' tol Bay. Alaska. The vessel carrtea one
f the 'miwt assorted cargoea imaginable,
the manlfeat ahowlnjr almoat every Item
from a row to a needle. .,...
The- freight la being ahlpped north by
the Alanka-Portland Packers assocja
' tlon. and will b used In the company a
rinnarv ana stores, rur i.. ..,
hr. ! larre shlDment of tin run a. In
which tha salmon will I In brought to
. markt Judging from tha manlfeat,. the
.' u.i. mi nv country calla fin- about
everything that can be thought of here.
I'For the women and children In the far
northern flahtng camp-, the Berlin has
on board a lot of chocolate cream and
other candles. Kor the men there la a
larae assortment of tobacco, clgara,
pipes and anuff. x Then there la every-
' thing In the way of wearing apparel
from cap down to ahoea. Necktlea and
overalls, i)spender and button, un
derwear and aocka, In the food line
there la everything from egg to canned
foods. Dried and canned fruita are be-'
ng taken north In big quantltlea, and
they are expected to meet with a strong
demand. . . .
Tha milch cow wh placed on board
yeaterday. She will fuonish fresh milk
for the officers, but the crew and 200
fishermen and cannery workers who are
to Join the vessel at Astoria, will have
to subsist on canned milk.' Before re
turning next fall the cow will be slaugh
tered for fresh beef. A fw sheep and
pigs will also be taken north.
A large percentage of the cargo will
v. nM in the natives, and It is said the
company makes about aa much from its Tides
dealings in supplies It does 1n th water--l.
cannery business, several cargoes 01
similar character are being sent to Bris
tol Bay from other Pacific coast ports.
The tug North King, which will act
as tender for, the Berlin, will also leave
down today.
New Open Klver Iioat Will Soon o
Into Commission.
The launching of that Open River
Tranapnrtatlon company's new ateamer
Twin Cities yeaterday afternoon waa a
oomplete success. Mlas K. U. Rhodes of
thl city christened the craft gliding
down the ways. Many of those who at
tended tha launching returned last
night.
A trial trip la being held today and
"the Intnntlon In to have the official In
spection tomorrow. If everything woras
satisfactorily the bout will probably he
put In commission neit wee between
Oulo and LewlBton on a six day sched
ule
ALOXO THE WATERFROXT
RvvU Arlnt - . ..-..-i'.Jun
Numantln. orient , .July i
aCU XJaara Baa Depart.
noaa City, 8an Francisco April
Alliance. Coos Bay .'.April 10
Sua Elmore, TllUmook April Jt
Kureka. Kureka and Coos. April 11
Riverside, Han Francisco April It
Argo. Tillamook April 14
Breakwater, Coos Hay April if
(eorge W. Elder. Han FadO. ..April la
8nator. Han Kranolaco Fru if
Alesla, orient May it
Arabia, orient Jun
, .Juna II
..July 10
tm rort.
.o. w. r.
. .Astoria
. .Astoria
. .Aatorla
..Astoria
Astoria
lrydock
t Oceanic
Astoria
American Can. Co.
O. W. P.
O. W. P.
O. W. P,
The time boll Is still undergoing re-
nnlra and hen en dM not drou today.
The steam schooner Dulsy Freeman
cleared todav for San Franclaco with
nun fAt of lumber.
The oil tanker Santa Maria left down
last night bound for San Francisco with
60.000 feet of lumber on board.
The aieam schooner Wellealey will
leave San Francisco April 14 with gn
eral cargo to be delivered at Oak street
doc.
The oil tanker Atlas la at the Ports
mouth tanka today discharging a cargo
nt nil from Ran FrflJlciacO. '
Th steam schooner F. S. Loop left
Ban Franciaco this morning for this
port to load lumber for a return cargo.
MARINE NOTES
FINDS REKP IN MID-OCEAN
Astoria, April . Sailed at :25 a. m..
steamer Eureka, for Coos Bay and Eu
reka. Sailed at I a. m., steamer Asun
cion, for San Francisco. Arrived down
at s a. m., ship Berlin. Arrived down
at 11 a. m.V' steanier Bowdoln,
San Pedro, April . Arrived last
night, steamer .Yellowstone, from Co
lumbia river.
Astoria. April 8. Arrived at S:15 and
left up at 4:60 p. m., steamer Atlas,
tmm Kin Francisco.
San Francisco, April 8. Sailed at 1:30
p. m.. steamer K. 8. l-ioop, for Portland.
Arrived at 9 p. m., ateamer Nome City,
from Portlend.
Astoria, April . Condition at the
mouth of the river at 8 a. m., smooth;
wind, northwest, 25 , miles; weather.
clear.
Tides at Astoria Saturday High
07 a. m.. 8.4 feet; 4:23 p. m..
6.6 feet. Low water 9:55 a. nu. 0.2
feet; 9:45 p. m 3.5 feet.
MARINE IXTKLUUENCE
RygJa, orient
Numantia, orient .
Teasels
Ley land Bros., Br. !...,
Donna Francssca, Br. bk
Churchill, Am. ach......
A 1 vena. Am. ach
W. F. Jewett, Am. ach..
Irene, Am. sen
Washington. Am. as....
Abcrfoyle. Br. bk
St. Nicholas. Am. ah
Berlin, Am. sch
Neotsfield. Br. bk. . .
Brabloch, Hr. bk. . . .
mei.slvnn nr. ah. . .
Henry Vlllard. Am. ach Astoria
Dundee. Pus. bk Knappton
Oliver J. Olson. Am. Prescott
VlrglnlaAm. as .Astoria
Carmel. Am. as Mrydock
fl. W. Bartlett. Am. ss. . Inman-Poulaen
Com nee r. Am. aa Kalnle
Malwl Gale. Am. sch ...Astoria
Alliance. Am. aa Couch atree
St Xnlnns Am. mm Couch street
Jettlon. Nor. as Astoria
Xa Boats to load tumoar
Annie K. Smale, Am. as Hongkong
Bcrengere, Fr. sh Inqulque
Jacobaen, Fr. sh... iMollendo
Wellealey, Am. ss San Francisco
Olymplo. Am. ss Ban Francisco
Majestic. Am. ss San Francisco
Bm moata With Cement and OanaraX
Oulf Stream. Br. bk Antwerp
Poltallook. Br. sh Antwen
Wavertree. Br. Eh Ellesmarenorl
Matterhorn, Br. sh . . . Newcastle-on-Tyne
Babln Chevaye, Fr. bk Antwerp
Crown of OerrainT. Br. bk. .. .Antwerp
Genevieve MollnoS. Fr. bk. ... .Antwerp
Marechael de Castries, Fr. bk..QIaagow
General Faldherbe. Fr. bk Antwerp
Gael. Fr. bk onaon
Tramp Steam era rn Boat.
Clan McFarlane. Br. ss. .Victoria, B. G
Oil Oarrrar Ba Boat.
Atlas. Am. aa Ban Francisco
Ba Bout to toad drain.
La Peller, Fr. bk. . . Europe
Bn Bonta With CoaL
Hoche. Fr. bk Newcastle. N. 8. W.
Jolnville. Fr. bk Newcastle, N. S. W.
Its rates, which bava been under Inves
tigation for tha past six mentha. It Is
expected) that the rate of tha Paoiflo
and Walla Fargo companies in Oregon
Wilt ba ordered reduced Jur th railroad
commission In several Important partlo
tliara bofora tha year has nasaad.
lb rates submitted today era planned
ratea granted on fruit
to support th ronten-
ax
read th communication accompanying
th tariff sheet, '"and this nollcy ha re
sulted In opening up market not other
wis available.
to ahow the'lo
and vearatablei
lion
vearatables, to support th ron
that by giving uch rate th
Freas companies are following a ben
Icltiry policy to develop those purault.
"It ha a been th poller of the Paoiflo
Expreaa company to grant exceedingly
low ratea on this character of products.1'
' A XBOOXSB ' -
Is a maa who can't good In any
person or thing. It a habit cauaad by
. ia.inlerod liver. If you Una that you
ar beginning to ae thing through blue
spectacles, treat your iitir w iro
rfranlnc out process with Ballard'
Ilerbtna A ur cur for constipation,
dyspepsia. Indigestion, sick headaohe,
blllouaneaa, all liver, stomach and bowal
troublaa Sold by Bkldmor urug j&
Captain Law son of the Americana
Report to Hydrographic Office.
Captain M. S. Lswson of the Ameri
can schooner Americana, from Kobe to
Puget sound, reports that on March
6. 1909, a perfectly clear day. calm and
miuttii mm. he cot excellent noon po
sition; latitude ;'9. 47 degrees northj
longitude 142, 33 degrees east; sighted
a reef about 800 feet long and 80 feet
wide, laying nearly east and west, from
six to eight feet of water on It and dis
tant from the vessel about three quar
ters of a mile, bearing N. N. E. (mag)
from noon- positidn. Upon reaching
Cape Flattery, 81 days later, the chrono
meter was found to be corn!.
Captain Lawson lias reported tho mat
ter to the hydrographlc office and John
McNulty, nautical expert, In charge of
the local branch, today sent out notices
to mariners, acquainting them with the
fact.
Bag-alar X,lnr Du t Antra.
Riverside. San Francisco April 10
Sue II. Elmore, Tillamook April 11
Breakwater, Coob Bay April 11
Argo. San Francisco April 12
Kureka. Kureka and way April 12
Senator, San Francisco April IS
George W. Elder, San Pedro. .. .April 14
Alliance, Coos Bay April 16
Rose City, San Francisco April 20
Ales I a, orient May 8
Arabia, orient May 25
ROOSEVELT PARTY AT
FORT SAID; ALL WELL
(United Preia Leased Win.)
Port Said, April 9. Former President
Theodore Rooaevelt, his son Kermlt and
the members of their African hunting
expedition arrived here at o'clock this
evening. All members of the party are
In the best of health and having a "bully
time." Francis Warrington Dawson.
aboard the Admiral as staff correspond
ent of the United Press, reported today
that the voyage here was without Inci
dent.
EXPRESS COMPANY
SUBMITS EVIDENCE
'(By Journal Leased Salem Wirt.)
Salem. April 9. The Pacific Exnress
company submits more evidence to the
railroad commission today concerning
CURES
o OLD SORES
Valley
vista
WORD
WITH
YOU
MARRIAGE UCKNSES ' T
Oaorr II. Voaner. 801 Holman Street.
tl, and Margaret II. Hoffman. 18.
William J. Reeves. Monteauma. I0WB
J, and Elisabeth M. Adams 68. .
F. L. Hoals Portland 18 , and IL A.
Barns ti.
George V. Bets'cST William avenu.
tl, and La villa Marl Jackson, 17.
Joaeiih Onl. I Park street. IS. and
Helen M. Katon. IT. .
WKDDING card. W. O. Brullh A, GoJ
yvashtngton blag-, corner ta aaajr,
Washington sta . T-
CLARKH BROS., florists: fin flower
and floral design. 181 Morrison at.
MAX M. BMTf it florlat, 160 th t.. op
posit Meier A Frank'; Main 7815.
BETZ A 80NS. florists, funeral design.
149 H Morrison; Main 8091. A-U77.
The new townsite on the United Electric railway, which
wil run right through the tract. The very finest soil, tele
phone service and mail route. Lots cleared and in cultiva
tion. Good school, and located in the famous Tualatin
valley, where everything will grow. Very finest straw
berry, vegetable and fruit land.
LOTS $75.00
$5 Cash and $5 Per Month
FULL DREflS
Un
suits for rant, all slaa.
lau Tailoring Co., 109 Stark t
BIRTHS
2 TO 6-ACRE TRACTS. f0 CASH AND f lO
MONTH
i-ER
SMITH-WAGONER CO.
333 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
44w444444)4 4)
HAD STORMY VOYAGE
If an old sor existed simply because the flesh was diseased at that
partioular spot, it would be aa easy matter to apply some remedy directly
to the place that would kill the germs; or the diseased flesh might be
removed by a surgical operation and a cure effected. But the very fact
tnat oia sores resist every form or local or external treatment, and even
return after being cut away, shows that back of them Is a morbid cause
which must be removed before a cure can result. Just aa Jon a an tha
Steam Schooner m. jieiens Brings pollution continues In the blood, the ulcer remains an open cesspool for the
Freight From San Francisco. deposit of impurities which the circulation throws Off . 8.8. S. cures Old Sores
with 800 tons of freight, consisting by purifying the blood. It removes every trace of Impurity and taint from
target? oi aa u ?" me circulation, aaa tnus completely aoes awav witn tne cause. when
Lin a n m , 1 - -l a. tl 5 at i , . . , .
d o. o. aaa cieansou uio oiouu, uio sore Doiiina to oeu, ana iz is nor, a
surface cure, but the healing process begins at the bottom; soon the dis
charge ceases, the Inflammation leaves, and the place nils In with firm
healthy flesh. Under the purifying and tonio effects of S. S. 8. the system
Is built up, and those whose health has been impaired by the drain and
worry of an old sore will be doubly benefited by its use. Book on Sores
and ulcers and any medical advice free to all who write.
; THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA
Bodge, arrived at Couch street dock yes
terday. For return cargo she will load
wheat and lumber.
The St. Helens had a rough time of it
coming north, for all the way she was
forced to buck a strong northwester.
Tha se ran high and tossed the craft
about considerably.
The St Helens will load lumber" at
the mills of tha Portland Lumber company.
BOATMEN WANT WARSHIPS
Think Portland Is Entitled to Visit
at Least Once a Year.
Owner of passenger launches are
anxious that a warship be brought to
Portland for the Rose Carnival week
and nromlse ' a liberal subscription
toward th carnival fnnd lf the .CQH1-J
YOU CAN SMILE
WITH IMPUNITY
h..- '
when you have good teeth, but It
Is a
risky business If your teeth sr bad.
If there Is anything the matter with
youra. come and let ua luralm Mem
and we will put them In prooer condi
tion for you. arrest decay, should there i
be any. and make your tf'th permanent
ly pretty and healthy. We are expert
rntlsts. but not expert chargers. Our I
are very reasonable.
TEETH.
"rgea
r. '-v l
r - :,::i::z;z::.z:iz3i " "'"""i
' rilling BO up
-Uold or Porcelain Fillings Sl.OO up
Gold Crowns SS.OO
Sat of Taeth SS.OO up
Brldg work a specialty.
AS Wk trmaraato: t or . Tea Tear.
CHICAGO PAINUSS DENTISTS
saasi wAszTjroTO rr, com
PbOM Mai XIM
Ofllea Itovr. I a. m. to p. m.: Sua
Sar from lt 1. attendaat.
a XT A
SWEETHEART
FREE
e t F-je4r"e M 4o (Jay Jear
t for IwU frUcuiara
in the center of the Columbia river early, fruit belt,
is the farthest point in the northwest from a mountain
range, and the very lowest irrigated altitude, as a few
miles below here the river goes into a range of low
hills that it flows through for 75 miles until reaching
the mountains.
Here we have no mud, practically no snow, no foggy
days; the water used (or irrigation, after being carried
through many miles of ditch in the open country,
where it is estimated that we have 300 days of sun
shine every year, is nice and warm, and when turned
on the land that is itself bathed in almost perpetual
sunshine drives our crops ahead at a lively pace.
Therefore, only this lower end of the valley of the
Columbia, of all the northwest, has the right to use the
slogans: "The California of the Northwest" and "The
Land of the Early Fruit."
has two general stores, meat market, drug store, hard
ware store, implement store, two lumber yards, livery
stable, postoffice and a bank carrying $W,000 in de
posits. You are not pioneering when you settle at Richland,
but are making a home among the best people of the
west.
DONT WAIT. INVESTIGATE NOW
RICHLAND LAND CO.
110 SECOND STREET. PORTLAND. OREGON
STIVERS ft VERNON, MGRS.
SK, TATXOm,
Tli Zieadlng Speolallai.
My Unfailing and Scien
tific Treatment Is Your
Hope of Vigor
My cures are lasting, because the methods
I employ meet even the most minute details of
those ailments to which they apply, and are
readily modified to meet the requirements of
individual cases. Because my treatment is
ample, scientific and thorough, my cures are
complete and lasting and my patients have no
relapses. For the same reason I am usually
able to cure in much less time than is com
monly required in obtaining but partial results.
I treat for real and lasting cures. Kveryremedy I employ has its part
in bringing positive and permanent results. Under ray treatment the
patient who notes Improvement In his condition can feel assured that feal
benefit and not a temporary drug effect has been obtained, and can Con
tinue with confidence that a thorough cure is being accomplished.
The Scientific Treatment of Weakness
Dosing the system with powerful stimulants and tonics in an effort to
restore functional vigor can have but one final result: The condition is
rendered worse than before. "Weakness" Is merely an Indication of a
low form of inflammation in the prostate gland, and this Inflammation is
but aggravated by stimulating remedies that excite temporary activity. 1
employ the only scientific and fully effective treatment for "weakness"
which effects a permanent cure by restoring the prostate gland to a sound
but. healthy state. I obtain complete results In-every case 1 treat. Inter
esting literature and a beautiful engraved chart' free If you will call.
I Cure All Diseases of Men
Those In any trouble, suffering from VARICOCELE, HYDROCELE or
any other disease tending to destroy and disfigure and to render happiness
Impossible, are urged-to call upon me without delay. Those wanting vaiu
able time, dissipating their money and aggravating their ailment by sub
mitting to indirect. Ineffectual unsci entlflc treatment, that never did and
never can cure, are invited to visit me and investigate my successful
system. I positively guarantee results In all curable cases and frankly
refuse to accept any other case. If for any reason It is too late 'to guar
antee a cure. "
t Examination Free
1 offer not only FREE consultation and advice but of every case that
cornea to me I will make a careful examination and diagnosis, without
charge. No ailing man should neglect this opportunity to get exDert
opinion about his trouble. k..
If you rdnnot call, write for Diagnosis In Chart.
ana Sundays from 10 to 1 only.
all day from 9 a. m. to 9 p.
My offices ar open
The DR. TAYLOR Co.
834 W MOBBISO RBBI, COBVBB SEOOVD, TOMttAMB, OB.
An investment of $30.00
for one acre and $30 for each
additional acre in cash and
the payment per month of
whatever you feel you can
consistently lay aside for the
purchase of a five or ten acre
tract in COVE ORCHARD
will provide a steady income
for you for the balance . of
your life. This is not idle
talk, it is straight-from-the-shoulder,
common sense.
Just as soon as you agree to
buy from one to ten acres in
COVE , ORCHARD, your
land will be cleared, will be
planted to the1 best adapted
product for the soil, will be
cultivated until that product
comes into bearing and 25
per cent of all the net pro
ceeds will be applied on your
tract to help you pay for the
land.
The soil of COVE OR
CHARD is rich .enough,
4 I
aeep enougn ana lasting
enough to support a man
and a large family if he lives
his allotted time. Our hand
somely illustrated booklet
will explain fully just how
this can be done Xo your
profit and pleasure.
WOLF To Mr. and Mr. Henry Wolf,
868 Sherman street. Anrll 6. a boy.
MASTERS To Mr. and Mrs. 8am Mas
ter, toaat Thirty-fifth and Fromont
street. March 14. a bov.
W1CKLINK To Mr., and Mr. C. E.
Wlckline. 1129 Eaat Twenty-flrat
street north, March 27, a boy.
WKYQANDT To Mr: and Mrs. H. L.
Weygandt. BBS East J'ortv-flf th
treet. March SI, a boy.
FULTON To Mr. and Mr. Jf. F. Ful
ton. 387 Sixth street. March 88 a
boy. ' j.
DEATHS '
JOHNSON Chris Johnson, St. Vincent'
hospital. April t. aa 4t: anaemia.
REINCEK Henrietta . Relncek. CSS
Orove street, April , age 88: old age.
CARD OF THANKS 7.
I WISH to thank tha many friend for
the kindness shown me during-the ill
ness and death of mv beloved husband;
also those who took part in tha funeral
servioea, and Dr. F. 8. Smith, who
worked so faithfully and comforted him
during these dark hours of suffering. ,
MRS. J. FRED WILKIN
FUNERAL DntBCTOfW
DUNNINO. M"ENTEB A OILBAUOH.
undertaker and mbalmri modern
In every detail: Seventh and Pin: Main
480. I .any assistant. ml
J. P. Finlcy & Son SSSSLST
Lady attendant. ' Mam . A-1599.
ZELLER-BYRNE8 CO..
Russell; East 1088.
undertakers, 379
Lady assistant.
M'ENTEE-ERICKSON CO., undertaker;
lady aaa t. 409 Alder st. Both phones.
EDWARD
HOLMAN. undertaker:
Sd at.
ROSE CITY CEMETERY.
Phone C-2114 and A-4444.
IF. a DUNNING, eaat aid funeral 1-
reotor. 414 K. Alder, corner f th.
MEETING NOTICES
41
UPCHURCH hall for
lodges, meetings, or dances: Monday
ini Tinay evenings, rnone Mam imi,
rent for parties.
CHAPIN
ticRLOV
Room 332 Chamber of Com
merce, Portland, Or.
M. W. A.
Mondaj
elling-Hiraoh block. 10th
WEATHER
RE1-OKX
A new low preasuie area ba made Its
apeparance over Alberta. No rain has
yet occurred In connection with Una
disturbance, but - cloudiness has in
creased In Washington, British Colum
bia, northern Idaho and western Mon
tana. The western high pressure area
now occupies the territory between the
Rocky mountains and th Mississippi
river, and the barometer continues rela
tively low In the lower lake region,
middle Atlantic and New England
states. Light snow has fallen in the
urjner Mississippi vallev. the lake re
gion and In the northern portion of
New England, and light to moderately
heavy rains have fallen In the Atlantic
states from Massachusetts south to
Florida and along tne gulf coast from
Florida to Texaa. It is warmer In Brit
ish OoliMnbla, eastern Washington
Idaho, Arizona, northern New Mexico
and Colorado, and colder In the south
ern states from Texas east to the At
lan tic coast.
The indications are for showers in
this district tonight or Saturday, with
lower temperatures.
Temp.
Max. - MtnPreclp
Mini
WHEN IN PORTLAND
VISIT OUR FREE
MUSEUM OF ANATOMY
291 V, MORRISON ST. (UPSTAIRS). Bet 4th and 5th Su.
A GREAT COLLECTION OF LIFE-LIKE
SUBJECTS DEMONSTRATING PERFECT
AND DISEASED CONDITIONS OF MEN.
Baker City. Or 2
Boise. Idaho 62
Chicago 40
Cincinnati. 0 6
Denver. Col 42
Dubuque, Iowa 43
Helena, Mont 64
Huron, 8. D 48
Jacksonville, Fla... 82
Lewiston, Idaho.... 70
lifls Angeles, Cal... 82
Marshfleld, Or 74
New Orleans. La... 63
New York. N. Y... 68
N. Yakima. Wash. . 70
Omaha, Neb 44
Pocatello. Idaho.... 64
Portland, Or 78
Roseburg, Or 78
St. Paul, Minn 38
San Francisco, Cal. 78
Seattle, Wash 68
Siskiyou, Or 70
Spokane, wash s
Walla Walla, Wash. 70
Washington. D. C. . 60
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Oregon Grape Camp. No. 697S.
lyi
and Washington street.
M. W A. Evergreen Camp. (466. meet
Wednesday evening. Aiisity Diag.. ia
nd Morrison sts.
REAL E8TATE TRANSFERS
LAWYERS Abstract a Trust .Co.. room
Board of Trad blag.; abstracts a
specialty.
James rlrtb and wife to Joseph
Sabb. lot 6, block bo, vcrnon.. ou
Western Oregon Trust Co. to
Frank Voll, lot 4, block 10.
Creston 315
H. J. Kingsley and wife to E. O.
Aspiund. west oi lois i ana
8. block 270. city 7,000
H. E. Noble and wife to Lexie E.
Basfocd, lot 8. block 15, Klrlanrt Z.500
H. W. Iytle and wife to John H.
McKeflaiie, lot 11, block 13, Cen
tral Alblna S.S60
Portland Trust Co. to Frank J.
Callahan, lot 2. b ock 4. Sara
toga addition . .. 250
R. E. .Allen and wife to O. C.
Smith et al. lots 6 and 7. block
18. Woodmere 450
E. B. Holmes et al to E. L. San-
horn, lots 18. 19 and 20, block
37, Irvington 4,100
H. E. Noblu and wife to M. M.
Donahoe and wife, lots 26 nnd
27, block 1, Roselawn annex.. 400
Percv F. Morton and wife to Da
vid H. Wlntermute et al, lota
23 and 24, block 6. Flrland 625
Jacob Kramer and wife to Ste
phen Kowalsky. Iota 19 and 20,
block 3, Orchard Place 840
Same to Alice M. Jenkins, lots 3 -
and 4, block 74. Irvington 2.000
PACIFIC Tltla ft Trust CoA the leading
abstractor. 204-6-6-7 Falling bldg.
NEW TODAY.
$30,000
300 Ft. Frontage
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Willamette Rive
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TO MACADAM ROAD
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this piece, giving it excellent
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