The Oregon daily journal., April 21, 1909, Page 12, Image 12

THE OREGON ' DAILY JOURNAL', TORTLAND WEDNESDAY EVENING. APRIL' 21, 1009,
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CHOR
SIMP
iS BOS CALL
fchaft aiul lluddcr Break in
Heavy Weather Off
v "the Coast.
TOWED INTO NEWPORT
FOR QUICK REPAIRS
Vu Dun lo Arrive Hero Thla Even
liiS but Accident Will Delay Her
Several Day PHc Regularly Be
i tween Thte fort nd Yaquln.
. Tha gasoline sloop Condor. Captain
Tvler, which 1 scheduled to arrive at
C'irtirli street dock till evening to load
general merchandise for return canto,
will not be bera for 'rl dy . be
cause of tin accident -which befell, her
....ir.v whn laavina- WaldDOft.
On the way to Newport to pick up
ome cargo tor this port the shaft broke
when abreast of Seal Hock. leaving tho
loop at the mercy or ma winm an.i
wave until her canvas could be spread.
Thu h ruHfii went out Of CommH-
, alon and again she wan helpless In the
trough of, the aea. For aeverai hour
the. craft waa entirely unmanageable
anil drifted towards shore, t The anchor
finally struck bottom and field and tn
the .meantime .the holated distress sig
nals had been observed by the lookout
at the life saving atutlon bear .Ncw-
PCartaln Wellander immediately
launched the lifeboat and notified Cap
tain Johns of the launch Rose. The
Kose picked up the llfcsavera outside
the bar tn Yuri ulna, bay and went to the
Condor's relief. Late last night the
Hose succeeded In towing tha tjonaor to
the entrance to the bay and this morn
. ing she was brought to Newport.
The shaft and rudder will be repaired
as quickly as possible. ., ' -
The Condor Is plying regularly be
tweeny this port and Newport and .JVald
port, carrying products of . the country
coming north and general merchandise
going south. The delay will probably
cause some Inconvenience to the mer
chants of Newport and Waldport, . since
she Is the only craft sailing from there
for the present, except occasional lum
ber droghers that do not carry general
freight... .
. jura
(Continued From Page Ona.) ,
CARGO SHIP IX DISTRESS
Norwegian Bark Skjold Pots Into St.
Vincent Badly Damaged,
v A message to the merchants exchange
this morning, dated St. Vincent, Cape
Verde Islands, April 20. states that the
Norwegian bark Skjold. from Antwerp
' to Seattle, has put In there for repairs
after a most trying experience In the
- Atlantic. '
In a series of -heavy storms the bark
rolled so fearfully that the cargo of
cement and general merchandise ahlft-
ed and broke the beams. For days the
vessel was at the mercy of the elements
with water washing over the decks. It
was feared she would go down any mo
ment and the sailors had to perform a
dangerous piece of work to Tighten the
careo. i
The message further states, that as
, repairs cannot be made at St. Vincent,
the surveyor recommended that the car
.j go be transshipped bv another vessel
and the Sklold placed In condition to
run In ballast to the nearest port
equipped for repair work.
. The Hkjold left.Antwerp March IS and
hence bad made pretty good headway
..... neiors tnsaater overtootc jier. .
SEVERAL COASTERS ARRIVE
Several steam schooners arrived here
this morning from San Francisco, all of
tnem Bringing more or less cargo. The
Johan Poulsen brought a quantity of
oariey. The Olympic brought general
merchandise, Jfa the Casco brought sev
eral Hundred barrels or asphalt.
After discharging her freight the Jo
han 'Poulsen will go to the mills of the
Inman-Poulsen Lumber company to load
lumber for San Francisco. The-Casco
discharged her asphalt at Couch street
. and went to the mills of the Portland
dumber company to . load lumber fur
San Francisco and the Olmpic is dis
charging general, cargo at Columbia
dock No. . For return cargo she will
load lumber at the mill of the North
Parlflo Lumber company for San Pedro.
The steam schooner - South Bay
cleared for San Francisco today with
600.000 ' feet of lumber, loaded at the
mills of tha .Portland Lumber company.
DREDGE AT LIXXTOX
j 7 V ' '"..--'-' .
- The government dredge Clatsop, Cap
tain A. H. Carleton, reached the gov
ernment moorings at Llnnton last night
and thus completed the long voyage
from Newport News, where she was
built expressly for work on the Colum
bia river mil the hflVM of Orva-nn.
She made the long trip without seri
ous mishaps, and will be ready to begin
operations In the very near future. The
crew that brought her out will be dis
charged In a day or two. Captain
Carleton has been Instructed to return
to Philadelphia.
MARINE NOTES
One of those was the fact that tha
electric light In tha document vault had
been changed. When Deputy : James
GUI locked the papers in Monday after
noon the light had burned out, . 'Yes
terday It was learned that a new bulb
had been Put In Dluce of the old on
and this could not have bt-en dona by
any one unfamiliar with the location oi
tne electrical fixture supplies.
A pencil belonging to miss josepn.
ho lias charge of the record room, in
tiw. Huvilni... wna mlaaliia from her
desk when she went to work yesterday
morning. Somebody repiacea it oeiore
noon. This snows mai in i"ntn mum
put back by the person Who wag in tha
room me nigui ui.
oft Erasers Used.
Altercations in the- petition i.wero
made with sort rubber erasers. Whole
pages of addresses were ruonrq uui
and In some places . fake addresses
were- written in.- The v,,'nt
Intent of the mutilators was to nullify
the petition by these means and pre
vent it being placed upon the ballot
at the coming election. .' .
City Auditor MarDur emu "'
would of course" have to dismiss Ixitan
but he did not apply for anv arrest
warrant ror tne errajn. uri.uu.
has hitherto borne a good reputation
during a long term of service at the
city hall and la regarded with esteem
by his fellow employes who are shocked
to learn of his .dereliction.
. 'S- Taa MoXenaa law. -
Should . the McKenna amendment be
adopted, the saloon business will e
revolutionised In Portland. An excise
board Is provided for and this- board
would have absolute Jurisdiction over
the traffic. Licenses, could be Issued
and revoked by the board at will. The
council would bave nothing whatever
to say In tha matter. .
. The new law would make a saloon an
unattractive plaoe for loafers. One of
the provisions prohibits chairs, tables
or any furnitUTe except a bar. In any
room where liquor Is sold. The en
tire Interior of a, saloon must be visible
from the street. -
Reslaurant are not permitted to ob
tain liquor liceneies. Any intoxicating
liquor procured by patrons of these
places must be "paid for on delivery by
the waiter and the liquor must be
brought in sealed packages or bottles
and opened at the table. This provision
would prohibit , the drinking of draft
beer in cafes. . i ' ';-
Under the proposed regime any cltl
sen who feels morally certain that
liquor is being sold illegally In any
building may. whether he has proof
or not, appear before the county court
and obtain a search warrant and with
the aid of the police raid the place.
Tha presence of liquor on the premises
is considered sufficient evidence of
guilt and the parties In) whose posses
sion It is found are fined not less than
$100 therefor. 7,
These are only a few of the more
sweeping changes that would be brought
about by the passage, of tha McKenna
amendment, - ' . ,
GOTHENBERG PEOPLE
WATCHED AUDITOR
- . if :;: ?
Suspicion has Jjeen directed for some
time towards the action of the auditor's
office in delaying the checking of the
petitions filed by the Gothenberg asso
ciation and those wh have been back
of that movement have been watching
the work of the office closely. It was
from : this scrutiny that the exposure
CaThe law provides that all petitions
shall be filed with the city auditor not
later than April 8 and that.10 day; fter
that time the - city auditor, having
ni....tH m tha .names, shall file the pe
titions on record in his office and put
thm. nn the ballots at the coming elee-
.hmiiii hr h sufficient names
signed to meet the requirements of the
Seeming Uelay."' " .
The promoters of the Gothenberg plan
havo noticed that fchera was seeming oc
lay on the part of the clerks in the of
fice or some of twm in completing ino
check of tne signatures, r xuim
lay arose tho suspicion that the work
was Demg ceiayea ui ii '"v?
ino- rVipru an late that the documents
could not be placed on the ballot.
An. invMf lo-nilnn was begun wnlcn
resulted in the discovery of the fraud
lU.Ad ia h.v. nn nraoiirea tin nits
McKenna petition lor an exvion w
the city. ' : ' . ,
For some aays pasi in Errin
ers Of the uctnenperg asaomnnuu yia.ii
have been asking about tne aeiay, in
h auriltnr'a office and this agitation
led to the Investigation which, in turn.
reaullei) In the action of City Auditor
Harbiir.
Francis1 I. McKenna, father of the mu
tilated petition, nays that no Maine at-
lacncs to tne rliy auditor Ir tne woik
that has bexn done agulnst Ills petition.
On the other hand, the 1 1 1 V auditor has
dona everything In his power to guard
the safety of the petitions, and . it is
due to his alertness that tha fraud was
discovered. .
Hames Wiped Oat, , '
' The McKenna petition has been muti
lated by ' th erasure, of many names
which were signed to It In lead pencil,
In the evident hope that the number of
nomea would be reduced below the li
ga4 requirement and the petition In that
way forced off the ballot.
Mr. MrKenna recalls the Iisnnentnes
of two years ago when, during the Dev
lin administration of the auditor's nf-
ftt'a, some 700 names were stolen bodily
rrom ths -petition covering the same
subject submitted bv McKenna and hla
associates. It Is due to this incident
that 4he city auditor has been watching
tne safety or uie petitions with a dou
oiy ciose eye.
McKenna states that before filing the
petitions-a record of 'the number of
fiages, the names on each page and the
otal number of signature waa made
by those back- of the petition, so that
even -had the steal been successful It
would not have prevented he submls
slon of the question . to the popular vote
in juiib. . . , . (. , f
I; Sarbur Watchful. ' .
'. City Auditor Bar bur, according Mr.
BfcKenna, -made watchful hy-the paat.
paid particular attention to tha safe
earn, ami cava iiuri li.ninV ii..i,iintiAnii
ma cirrus to nee tlmt no damnse
done them. Owing to this watchf ulneas
he whs able to ferret out the Irregular
ity now alletfcd and lake, quick and 'ef
fective Steps toward the punishment of
liiuafl uirciiiy guilty or llia rorgory,
FUNERAL NOTICES
1 llnaan at
4 i 1 1 A"
CASTOR I A
For Infant and CMldren.
Tha Kind You Have Always Bough
oiue u Ji " 'r-i-A
61natnr of UCfVWA!(4
WHY SO WEAK?
Kidney Troubles May Be Sapping
Vur Life Away Portland .
People Have Learned (
fhs Fact;- ' '
VThen a healthy man or woman be
gins to run ' down . without apparent
caase. becomes weak, languid, depressed,
suffers backache, headache, dixsy spells
and urinary disorders, -look, to the kid
neys for the cause of it all. Keep
tha kidneys well and they will keep
you welL Doan's Kidney Pills cure alck
kidneys and keep them well. Here Is
Portland testlmany to prove It.
Mrs. J. w. Painter. 445 East Market
street, Portland. Oregon, says: "I have
Just, as much faith in Doan's Kidney
Pills today as when J publicly recom
mended them in 1903. After they had
relieved me 'of. kidney trouble. A se
vere spell of sickness which I had
when young, left my kidneys In a dis
ordered . condition and as time passed.
I suffered from frequent attacks of
headache. The pain waa sometimes al
most unbearable and I was unable to
assume any position that was comfort
able. .Headaches, and dixsy spells were
of frequent occurrence and It was often
quite an effort for ma to get about.
The various remedies I used proved of
little avail- and when Doan's Kidney
Pills were brought to my attention, I
procured a box at the Laue-Pe via. Drug
Co. The results of their use were grati
fying and I do not hesitate to recom
mend them to others afflicted in a
similar manner."
For sale by all dealers. Price ' 80 j
cents, Foater-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New
York, soleagents for tha United States.
Remember : the . name Doan's and
take no other. ' ;
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WEATHER REI-OKX
YOU CAN SMILE
WITD IMPUHITY
Relief (n
SXtlixuAea
1 'rkt
The Colorado storm has ; advanced
east to Illinois, and another low pres
sure area has developed in the south
west, being .central mis morning over
northern Arizona. A large , high pres
sure area overlies the north Pacific
states, and the barometer is relatively
high over the Atlantic states.
Light snow has fallen in southeastern
Idaho and .extreme eastern Oregon.
Snow has also occurred in Montana,
the Dakotas, - northern Minnesota,
Wyoming and eastern Colorado. Mod
erately heavy rain has fallen in 'Texas,
Oklahoma and In tha lower Missouri,
Mississippi and Ohio valleys and also
in the middle Atlantic and New Eng
land states. It Is cooler in the northern
Rocky mountain states and sharp frosts
occurred this morning in Oregon, Wash
ington and Idaho. .........
The indications are for fair weather
In this district tonight and Thursday,
with conditions favorable for frost to
night, which will probably be heavy
east of the Cascade mountains.
. Temp.
Max. Mln. Preclp,
. 46
56
44
54
86
66
32
62
68
80
66
82
Baker Clta, Or..
Boise, Idaho
when you have good teeth, but It is
risay Dusmess lr vour teeth are hart.
If there is anything the matter with
yours, come and let us examine . them
and we will put them in nroDer condi
tion for. you, arrest decay, should there
do any, ana mane your tefttn permanent
1 v nrettv and health. W in tni
ucuubh, uui noi expert cnargers. UUT
cnarges are very reasonaDia.
Astoria, April 21. Sailed at 7:30 a. m.
Steamer Argo, for Tillamook. Out
side at noon British steamer Clan Mac
Farlane. San Francisco, April II. Arrived last
night Stetmer Grace Dollar, from Co
lumbia river.-
Astoria, April 10. Arrived at 1 and
left up at 2:20 p. m Steamer Casco,
from San Francisco. Left up at 2:1
p. . m. Steamer , Olympic. Sailed at 5
P. m. Schooner Irene, for Grays Har
bor. Arrived at 8:40 and left up at
1 p. m. Steamer Shoshone, from San
Francieco.
San Francisco, April 20. Sailed Bar
kentine Amaranth. In tow of steamer
Olson ft Mahony, for Portland. Arrived
at 4 p. m. tt learner Northland, from
Portland.
.,c," Ba.r A,l, 2 Sailed Steamer
Alliance, Tor Portland.
Point Reyes. April SO. Passed
Steamers Majestic and TamalpaU. from
Portland for San Pedro.
Vancouver. April 20. Balled at noon
Br IJ ah ateamer CUn MacFarUne. for
Portland. ,
Sydney April !. Arrived British j
'""r' mm roriiana via ean
Franclaco. ,
mnt. April :o Arrived Nor
jeglan bark Skjold. from Ant were for
Se'": rso shifted and beams
broken. Burvry recnmrnemla cargo be
tranaahlpped by another es(H-l, as ra.
palra cannot t.e made here.
Aatorla. April 1. Condition at the
mouth of the river at a. m, smooth;
. six miles; weather cloudv.
Twea at Astoria Thursdar: Hlsh
r?':!r,:. " - : P- ni"
feet. . Low waser 1:40 a. 1.5
foot; !. a. m, i t feet.
ALOXG THE WATCRFROXT
John Brenke. statistic! w - ,
lector of euatnms off to, has retnrned I
from a pleaavra trip to Teias. Mexico
er.d California. H. aaa the prettieat i
l"' he saw mm the time be left the .
offe tuj hla return was Portland. Or 1
The larre Prltiah steamer Clan Mac
Farlana la reported nutatde tnday and
" 1H rn"bly reart) u.e harbor early
tomorrow momma; The Oan MarFar-i
- r-mrm tndr rHrtr to Pacific!
V r M I.nmtr rempor to t&4 a full.
' "f higher fr t-anrhai. tha will ;
ft mmr 1 . xet. j
Tt ateamer Alitanee. Captain Par-
-.a a d e to arrtre he , rr '
tVv bay ith YMtaaenrers and
ft 7 aieamer pTakarater. a-
. i .Vit"v. a lis front Alnaworth
f t -r nnm tr hi evemu. - j
t "a .!" f KTe reaetxj ;
. I mr at rift to lrm$ laitiher fur
- ; ir. f (.e a) . I re- et , a f ' T
, , l ,,e rf li, f..!a Oe a tti !
i ;t.i ' ! H ll.a, i
vmym
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It promptly relieves and permanently
cures catarrh, bronchitis, asthma and
hay fever.- Breathe it in. Complete
outfit, including Inhaler 11.00. Extra
bottles 50 cents. Leading druggists
everywhere sell Hyomei. tVoodard,
Clarke ft Co. guarantee it.
Ffllings ..50 up
Gold or Porcelain Fillings.... Sl.OO up
Gold Crowna ...S5.00
Set of Teeth .......... ,....g 5.00 up
Bridge work a specialty. .
An Work Guaranteed for Tea Tsars.
CHICAGO PAINLESS DENTISTS
393 m w AssxaroTO n rr- coa. m.
Phono Main .880
Office Hours, I a. m. to p. m.t Sun
days from t to L Lady attendant.
Why Not Get That Talking Machine Now?
A littlf down and a little now and
then places one in youf home to
day ; you enjoy it while paying.
Eilcrs Piano House is the only
store in Portland where all the
best makes of Talking Machines
and Records are shown impartial
ly, side by side, where you can de
termine, after careful comparison,
just exactfv what you want
whether a $10 Victor, a $200 Vic
tor, a $.')00 Auxetophone, a $22o
Reginaphone or any instrument at
a price within this range.
AN UNLIMITED STOCK OF RECORDS
Thousands upon thousands of thenwVictor and Columbia Double-Sided
Disc Records; Edison Amberol Records the kind
that play 4 minutes. All the newest selections as soon as issued.
Edison
.Victor
Columbia
Machines pUrweTHni&tr
333 WASHINGTON STREET
We WU1 Exhibit at the A-Y-P- Exposition, Seattle
June 1 to October 15
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Cincinnati, Ohio . ,
Penver, Colo. . ...
Dubuque, Iowa . .,
Helena, Mont. ....
Huron, S. D. ' . . , ;
Lewlston, Idaho . .
Los Angeles, Cal.,
Marshfleld, Or. ...
Montgomery, Ala. i
New Orleans, La...
New Tork. N. T. .
N. Yakima, Wash.
Omaha. Neb
Pocatello, Idaho . ,
Portland, Or.
Roseburg Or. ....
St. Paul, Minn. .,
Salt Lake, Utah . .
San Francisco, Cal
Seattle. Wash.
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In Ihls city. April 17. Michael
a 14 yeara, late or company
'W jeraev In fun try. r unriai
from Dunning. McKntee ft OlllAUKh
chapel at It a. tn., Thursday, April it,
Irtit. Bcrvlcf at the grave will he
held under ths auspices of the General
Compxon POHt, No. 23. G. A. K. Inter
ment G. A. K. cmetry. Comrades and
rrlenna Invitod.
BARNE8 The funeral of the late Wil
liam Barnen, who died at Ban- Fran
cisco, Cal., April 17, will be held at tha
chapel of the Kdward Jlolman company,
on Third and Salmon streets, on Thurs
day, April 22, at I o'clock p. m. The
ordrr of Odd Fellows , will conduct tha
services at the grave. Friends rs-
quested to sttend. , '
FlfcERAIj DIRECTORS
tUNNINC. MENTEB ft OILBAUOH.
undertakers and embalmer; modern
In every detail; Seventh and Pino; Mala
430 Lady assistant. -
J. P. Fialcy & Son
Lady attendant. Main . A-Utt.
iiiaLLER-BfRNES COH undertakers, I7t
Kuaaeii: rjast ions. i.aoy aaeiatant.
M KNTKK-KR1CKSON CO, undertakers;
lady ass't. (l Alder it Both phonea
EDWARD BOLUAN. undertaker; tU
sa st. " .
, ( ROSiS CITV CKMBTKRl".
Fhones C-1114 and A-4444.
NEW TODAY.
'. a DUNNWU, eaat side funerai di
rector. 414 C Aider, corner fth.
, REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
LAWYERS Abstract ft Trust Co.. room
Board of Trade bide: aba tracts a
specialty. - , . - -
Russell Catlln et al to Amerl-
can..Trust ft Investment com- .:
pany lota S. 8: block .71. Couch
addftlon . ... .... i ............ 80,300
R. P. Knight mtjd wife to F. J.
jiuiciunga et ai, lot s,. ana
. east 10 feet nf lot 0. hlorlr SA.
itings gecona aadnion ...... mwo
Liszie A. Richarda to Oeorgo E.
watKlna, south 10 feet or lot
16, and north, 20 feet of lot
17. hloclr 11. -' k'lnff'i ftacend
addition .... , 1,000
Rosa City Park association to
jcrea v. jindgren, lot so, diock
140.; Rose City Park.
Edward Peterson to Robert A.
rteinegger. and wife, lots 14,
6. block 9. Hlahland Park...
Sander Salmonson and wife to
Ieander Kippola, lots 1, z,
block 3, Avenel, a part of tract
"." Overton Park. ..
Ruth Trust company to Delia
Jones, lot Z4, block 8. Burling
O. A. Marklund to J. Victor
Carlson et al, lot 11, block 34.
Albina
H. P. Bush to Charles L. Kink
ier lots 24. 26, block 14, Irv.
Ineton Park ................
P. 'I Wilkinson and wife to Joa
Vdey. lot 9, block 2, Miriam....
Willis Penson and wife to Eu
gene F. Hyland. lot 34, Diocg
6. Arleta Park No. 2
Portland Realty ft Trust com-
rany to uertna- iiic.Knaae, ioi
2. block 3. Woodmere
George Baer-and wife to Anna
Anna Troger, soutn lo xeei oi
lot 6; also lot 7. block 16,
Mount Tabor Villa ..........
G. A. Rlggs and wire to Ivan M.
d, lot 1, block 6, Kiggs-
. 600
(60
'CEO
500
2,500
' E00
1.800
. 160
160
950
MEETIXG NOTICES
XT A WTunD "M 17 ; T A4a TA
111. A. F. ft A. M. Stated
communication this (wednes
day) evening at 8 o'clock.
Work in the M. M. degree.
; Visiting nrettiren welcome.
C. E. MILLAR. Secretary.
ANCIENT Order United workmen-
Portland iAage iso. z win give a so
cial dance and card party on Friday
night. All memuers or tne A. o. u. w,
and the Dearee or Honor with, the!
friends are invited to attend. Admission
free. By order of C. Severance, master
workman. Attest l JJ. . (kahbi,
Kecorder.
f CAMP 41
DOOR P3IZH DRAW
INO TONIGHT. COMB
TO MEETJ.NO.
WEBFOOT company. Uniform Rank, No.
65. W. 0. W". Dancing and whist par
ties Friday, April 16, 1809. Cards at
8:30.. Dancing 10:30. Lucas' orchestra.
Refreshments. Admission lac.
M. W. A. Evergreen Camp. 646 C, meets
Wednesday evenings, xnsity Dldg- id
and Morrison ats. .." -
UPCHURCH hall for rent for parties,
lodma. meetlnas. or dances: Monday
and Friday evenings. Phone Main 1181.
M. W. A. Oregon Orape Camp. No. 6I7S.
Mondays. Belllng-wirscn DlocK. iota
and Waahington atreeta.
MARRlAGfi! LICENSES
nrnver C. Wilkinson. : 217 Seventh
street. 24. and Mabel Loulseil, 22.
; John P.- Carlson, .394 -r Front , street,
36, and Minnie Olsen, 26." ;
Marion F. Dolph. 93 "West Park street,
21. and Effie Howard Houghton, It.
Hans J. Bcott i-ortiana iu. and Ac
nes M. Hansen, 30. ...
Joe Robert . Novarese. Z40 Second
street, 34, and Adele Ricca. 26.
ana
WEDDING card W. O. Bmlth 4
Washington Plug, corner 4 tit
Washington st.
CLARKE BROS., florists; fine flowers
snd floral designs. - 289 Morrison at
MAX M. SMITH, florist. 169 6th et., op.
posits Meier ft Frank's; Mam 7Zl.
BETZ ft 80N8. florists, funeral deslgna
349H Morrison; Main 999S. A-18777
-ULL DRESS suits for rent all alsea.
Unkio Tailoring Co.. 809 Stark at.
BIRTHS
HFXiCR To Mr. and Mrs. J. Helier,
Portland, April 10, a girL - ,
BELKNAP To Mr. and Mrs. Edgar L.
Bflknap. Portland, April 19, a girL
PHILLIPS To Mr. and Mrs. William
Phillips. Portland, April 17, a, boy.
O'REILLY To Mr. and Mia -P. H.
ORetlly. Portland. April 15. a boy.
WETKER To Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wey-
ner, Portland. A prU 17, a boy.,
ERICKSON To Mr. and Mrs, Charles
j Krloksofi Portland, .April 9. a girL
K.MUHIUA io mr. ana airs., w.su
Knlshton. Portland, April 19. a' txy.
WKHB To Mr. and Mrs. Frank Webb,
- 147 AKrmathy Street. April 9, a girl.
DEATHS
MILLARD Chriettan Millard. Portland.
April it. sa 41; parslyeia.
gTKKPY George, N. F. Hteepy. Port
land. April 17. age 1 month; Inanition.
JOTCE James J. Joyce. Portland, Airli
II. age Ik; blond poisoning.
WILLIAMS F. H. - Williams. Portland,
ApHI 17. Sga ST; tubercnloals.
HAt K.MAS fetta B. Harkmno. Port-
Ul. April 19. age 41; heart dfpeaaa,
MONTOOMFRY Almerln Mrntomty.
Aat-wla. Or, .April 18. ere 7; seoillty.
WT T R A Wueat. Portland, April
19. ar ii: sbsA of brain.
jTx.SALD Merger MarTVnald,
r"H',d. April . age 7aiiljty.
RllZlMJKR Virginia Rltalnrer. rort-
tM. r-r I 19. -e 4t; apoplv.
WIT HKKHT Francis M. Wltherby.
rd. ArHI 1". f4 77; anemia.
HilMJ 6ln t. Harnea, Port U n't
f'i 17. ar 4: anemia. .
OK7Kl Mrs Fnl okaxakl, Portland.
ArJ 19, pneumonia, -
Pnllan
addition ... . ..... .......... 260
Moore Investment company to
HTHIth W anu.hhflrh lor .
block 15. " Vernon B50
John M. Halloran and .wife to
Thomas Ward. 1 acre, in sec-
.00 linn . 1 ft tnsmhln 1 hnilth.
.00 range 2 east . i . . , . . . . . l.00
.44 J. c. Hardman and wife to Wll
AO I Horn T.lvlnpratnnK lot 4.
.24 block 2. Hardman'a addition,. . 360
.33 Alfred D. Hawk and wife to
.011 Clara. C. Riokford. lot 19.
. 00 I hlnk Itl IVUIumMla Halo-hts
,02 addition 6,600
00 Rfirthold A. Koehler to A. W.
.00 Rahllniinit wife, lots 35 and
.00 as. block 7. Kern Park....'... 1.000
00 Rerthold A. Koehler to A. W.
.361 RnhlkA and wife. Int. 7. block
36.. Peninsular addition ..... 600
41 J Title Guarantee & Trust com-
- pany to yae v.- aawney ei
al lot . block 4. AVest Pled-
1 mont . . . . 400
University Land company to
Francis I. McKenna, lots 10
to 18, block 118; lots 1 to 9.
snd 28 to 36, block 119; lots
31 to 84. block 128; lot 26.
block 136; lots , 7, 8, 10, 11
21 to 26, block 137; lots 16 to
19. block 142; lots 8 to 18 and .
'' 25 to 31. block 148; lots 11
to 16, block 148; lots 11 to
20 and 81 to 86; block 148;
lots 25, 26 and 30 to 86, block
150; lots I to 4, 6 to 8, block
151; lots-1, 2, 8, 7, 11, 12, 25,
26, 27 and 28, block 156; lots
-15 16. 81, 82, 33 to 40, block
158; lots 1 to 40., block 159:
lots 23 to 35, block 175; lots
7, 8. 9, 10 and 31 to 37, block
182; lots 7,-8. 9, 10. 81 to 86,
block 183; lots 32, S3 and - 34,
block 190, University Park 60,000
Gustavo Rosenblatt to First
German .Evangelical etormea
congregation, lot 4 and south
46 feet of lot 3, block .245,
cltv . . i-. 2S.000
George H. Nottage et al to Lola
. ft. I wanna. 101 a. niocK I . nur-
. - . a A a
raae iraci . . ...............
C H. Plggott to William -La ty
re nco Jones, lot iz, niocK';
lot 15, block 7; lot 15, block 9;
Wi! hlnclc 9: lot 9. block 10.
West Portland . , 600
University Land company to
, J rancis i. aicivenna, diochs
45. 61, 69, 67: lot U. block 40;
lots 3. 4. 6. 14 to 19, block 41;
lots-14 to 17. block 44; lots 8
to 18. block 46; lots 6 to 8,
13 to 18, block 17; lots 11, 12.
13. 16, 16 and 17, block 48;
lots 4 to 13. block 60; lots 1
to 4. block 64; lots 14. 15. 16.
block 68; lots 8, 6 to 10, block
-60; lots 1, 3. 3 and 11 to 20.
block 61; lota 6 to 10, block
62; lot. IS. block 64; lots 1 to
6, block 66; lots 1 to 6. 18. 12.
block : lots 6 to 2L block
113; lot 7, diock in; iota
to 17. block 115: lot 44. block
124; lots 12 to 16, block 127;
lot . block 132: lots al 3 to
17, 22. I. 14. 2S.- 30 to 42.
block 135. lots 12,22 and 81 to
3a. block 141; lot 10. block 162;
. lota 10 to 43. block 166v Uni
versity Park: also lots 8, 6,
9 and 10. block 1; lots 1 and 2.
klnv Iota 19 anil SO. hlock
6. Portsmouth ..i... 138,000
R. L Burk and wife to H. J.
. C.nr lota IS and 18. block 11.
south St. Johns - 800
John T. Bwlft et al to H E.
tcM Int 27. block 14. Tre-
mont Place 1.300
George Good and wife to .Frank
k'UnUn tola fi and" S. Alton
Park
M. O. Flynn and wife to Sarah
V Tlondcraon. lot z. ftlock s.
Railroad Shops addition l.tOO
W. G. Register to W. R. Hender
son Int IS. hlock t. Central
Albina L100
Herman W Ittecher and wife to
Tilaa A flntttrirtiL lot t.
block 3. Highland Park ....... ISO
T. O. Browiison and wife to
Relle I. Imbert. lots 2 and 6.
block 4. Bolana addition . ttO
C R. Power and wire to Mabla
H. ChaloiipKa, lot 20, and
north 11 iert at lot 19. binrk
34. lrviprlon 2.S0O
Po'llnoe .'iiapron and wife to
r . H. Ithrop. west H or lot
a. blrtck 212. Hty 169
Portland Trut Company of Ore- '
goo, to ftanford Boatman, lots
17 ar.d It, block ti. Trrmotit
ltara .. . . . . . ?9
PACIFIC Title 'Trout C-v. the llag
abvtr4-tnra l4 (-4-7 ran Ins bidg.
B - . - - . - t. ' . J
TERVILLIGER
HOMESTEAD
03T TJTJI WST STD
Lots In this tract now offered for sale
.a( prices ranging from.
$600 Up
Served bv three elect rlo rarllnes, eight
to ten minutes' ride from the
business center. . .
This Is Your Opportunity
To procure a homealte or an Investment
on the west side, right In the city, with
fine view of mountains, Kaat Portland
and Willamette river, au iota ouaiuu.
Terms $100 .
Down, balance monthly or quarterly
payments; Interest per cent
GO Ol)T TODAY end look them over.
Take sny southbound car on Second or
Third street, get off on Corbett. be
tween Seymour and, Richardson avenue.
..' For further particulars inquire oi
J. C. COSTELLO
V'"y FHOsTB BCAZV MT7r:
B31 CMAXMJSM OT COIOOOtOl '
NEW TODAY.
Apple Land
In the famous Lewis .River
district 5, 10, 15 and 20
acre ' tracts, ?50 per acre.
Terms first payment $2 per
acre, balance $1 per acre per
month." School adjoining this
property.. Elevation 1000 to
1200 feet. Worms cind scale
unknown in this district. Ten
acres of this land wll make
you independent in a few
years. r
M. Ea LEE
Room 411. Corbett Bldg.
5 Acre
iharnra
Among the Few Acre , Tracts
Left in
mm
We have a fine five-acre, tract.
all cleared and in a high state
of cultivation, with a large barn
that would be ; fine, for dairy
cows and the storing of a large
quantity of hay ; also chicken
houses and chicken runs. The
car track will run right alone
uic Blue, oi tnis tract, too. :
$50 Casli, $10 a TJonth
Will Start You on This Fine
' Piece of Land.- v v ' ,
Smith rWagoner
Company
333 Chamber of Commerce
Walnuts
It Is every man's duty to make soma
provision for his family in days of his
prosperity. . ; ...' . s . .
Brand New Life Insurance
:- Is one of the best methods: but when
8rnnm mnrlarn' liniKf nn you have an opportunity to invest In
-rOOin modem UUUiC, . UII something that not only provides for
Qiinmrcii-lA r'nrlini tnnt hf your familyla every,day needs, but
OUnnySlUC Canine, niUSt. UC whnTti yo ran nj0y the benefits aswell
enIA thie an'he haH In your declining years you should In-
SOIa tills WeeK. an Oe nau vBtlgate our Bethel HeighU Walnut
on terms, $2250 .down, bal- Grove, proposition. ,
?haLrforagood buycome AlllllVPSf'fnPllf'
out and see for yourself. " YCOUIICIHa
TTrt- cal hv nwner 0T a5 AS nd $15 per month for
ror Sale Uy ywncr, one or 0ur walnut tracts not only In
sures you an wuepenueni .
Income
At the time of maturitvv but prac
tically SOtTBLES TOXTB MOWST In A
few years, and you leave & legacy for
fenerations to come. Write or call for
ree folder, giving complete Information.
Devlin & Firebaugh
6io-en-5ia awzTuuro BtnxDnro.
D. C. SALING
Thirty-seventh and Belmont
Phone labor 164
f 69x120 Feet in
Woodlawn
ti feet on Hadrona street and 120 feet
on Bellevue street. Nice building site
for two or three houses. This would
be bought in a minute if you would soe
it. A house already on the place that
will rent for fa a momn. tiuuu taxes it.
The Dunn-Lawrence Co.
848 iXDUn ST.
Four Room House
i
New and rdr-n. Rest Grant.' Bear
Itth street. Pre Terma
Smith & Everett
tot raXLxvv x.oa,
5000 ACRES
Yamhill County
JTot - Only TinexeeUed ' for Apples and I
Kngllsb Walnnta, but Clover ana
Alfalfa. Prices $3S to SSO.
Runnoae vou own lrto acres set to al
falfa, cost $5000. One planting. No
care. ."Let, It grow. Net profit $5000 j
per annum. ' Can you beat It? No. If
skeptical, investigate. - A few choice
bargains left. They are going every
dav. Get your $6000 ready. Get fixed
for life. It will equal $100,000 at In
terest. No risk. ,
. OBO. . WACKrOVSX,
Kalm 3481. 883 Board of Trade.
CAUWELL'S
ACRES
K $500 Per Tract
Iocated on ' Xlain etreei. ' about
? minutes' walk north from Lenta
Station; 5c carefare, ail clear, city
water. Cheaper than anything
else in entire district $25 down,
$10 per month. ' , -
LAMBERT -WlilTMER CO.
r 107 Sherlock Bnildina',
- ' 404 Eaat Alder.
Go In the Chicken Business I RVIN(jTON
IT PAYS" BUNGALOW
We have ideal ttacts. with running
water, iust the place to raise chick
ens, close in, west side, 5-cent fare,
convenient to car line, f 800 PER
TRACT. Terms to suit,
- Room 411 Corbett Bid.
Nob Hill Home
30XM9Q BT BBAaf T NMT I -TXZBO
Commodious room house In perfect
condition; reception hell, front snl
berk parlors, fireplace, fine basement
and beater. All rooms light and cheer
ful and supplied with every modern
convenience. Full lot and room for
garage. Owner leaving and anxious to
1L A rsre opportunity to secure a
fine home In the moat desirable portion
of the city. Sea us for price and terms.
gTBOJTO ft CO,
rUaacaU Agents, 808 Ooseord Bldg.
We desire to dispose of our cozy
home, containing five rooms on the
main floor, with billiard room and
sleeping porch upstairs; hardwood
floors, - tile, batprtwo fireplaces; sit
uated on two sightly lots-on pav'e,d
street, two blocks from car. .Inspec
tion by appointment . only. ' ' Price
only $8500. C-1372. - . . ' " - '
CJJMATE AND SOIL
gm ff tha Hast tmrmm In the Wll-
mti VarTay. large and small; Marlon.
Yamhill. Clackamas and Multnomah
mantles: fruit, veratsbiea, stock. Alao
three large tracts timber land sear Co
lumbia llrar
OZII at TTTOW
407-8 AkiagWa MKg. M 8181
Rose City Park
V1em 4 room rw trym rt a'rhttr
A Home Bargain
I .art g room house,' with- reception
hall, front and back parlor, dining
room snd kitchen on first floor, four
fine bedrooms on second floor, and sp
rloiis billiard hall on third floor. Con
crete basement snd excellent furnace
with hot water coll. Eastern made ad
justable screena for doors snd win
dows. The verr low prloe quoted of
1(600 will Include the beautiful gas
snd ebctrlc flxtdrea. Wilton velvet car
pets." import ad linoleums and shades. If
sold at once. This property Is in tha
choicest vrrtlon of Kaat Pumsfde at.,
within walking distance and has tha
best of car service. It is a rare bargain.
8TBOBO ft CO, '
ruaacaU Agaata, 80S Ooaeord Bid.
Timber Lnnds
in Tracts
1S t lft ithi. portions readv fo
farm, all good soli. imlil on on. fa-t.
"".', rMr car. - frlr-a (.IR.Al S6.0 ' a-ioated in li la and i'nr cou B 1 1
CAS X. beir-e monthly . mniti. J.J That era ht'tmn. Fnin 18$
I11TK1I ntOBTtOg. I ronton Wg. 1 ta at, IMrtiaod. Or.
Cum ar ei vesa