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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 13, 1909,
ORIENTAL LINER (SPECIAL SESSION
GOES 10 CHINA! OF PORT BOARD
8toamsltii Alexia Sails With
LuiiiImt ami Flour
for Far Fast.
Will Take Over the Towage
and Pilotage Systems'
.hilv 1."
COOS BAY ST FA 31 KR
H AS SMOOTH TRIP
llrinc I. umber for Shlp-
to Wisconsin vr Traffic ,t ,
Alliance
incut
Arrangement Will itve Through
Service From Kasteru Points.
j At a special nnetlnR yesterday aflcr
; nn.iii. the I'nrl of Fort Und commission
formally decided in take charge of the
towjiKt ami pilotage .systems between
Portland ami the sra on July 1 The
I matter of . ugaglng pilots to serve at
i the moutn of the river, and other ein
ploves, will in all probability he taken
regular- monthly
- afternoon
Taking a little mer
Ot egon fir m il ;il o it
flour, the MemnMilp
Ernst, "ill .sail toiLc
Bnd Hongkong. '1 his
l.OOO.Onn feet of
i;onii barrels nf
All sia. 'uptain
for Yokohama
Is the lust trip
of the Alesia as mi oriental liner. tshe
J'HS hern chattered to take a nirsn from
the China p.il to Hamburg. Germany.
For the last four or five years the
oriental linn lias employed a fleet of
four Gerninn Meamers. the Alesia. Ar-itioti 0f the hull."
Bhla, Nuniar.tla and the Selja. liy a a fPW days, h tot (hen. If everything Is
Jew charter the places ot ino i,( rm.in . found an represented, the deal will he
Meamers will he taken hy four Nor- 1 closed. The encasement of officer
wegian Miamrrs, the first of which. ' anj crews for these hoats will probably
the Kygja. Is due to arrive from Europe! ),e irf( with Superintendent Campion of
Hy way z tno Mraiis oi .miikimnui oomo.the lowase service, who was engageo
One of tie must Important features
In this conned inn wil; prnhahiv be the
terms on whan tile pilots are to he
enaeo. M U cnrnitiir ti.c-ssary prob
ably 1 1 i.inie a stipulatetl sum per
month l ie hi- .xistniK arrangement,
the pilots work on a share svstem. the
proceeds going Into a general po.il for
distribution udidhi: the several pilots.
The iurrha.se ,f the rlu-r tow boat
Ocklahama und the bar ha; AS' a 1 1 1 1 1 a
from the O. It N. company has not
yet been consummated, but will he,
closed as soon as a survey of the boats
can be made Tliev have been surveyed
above the waterlme. but will have to
be lifted on the drydoek for eiamlna-
This will he dope in
' -j I.sbeth. Ger. sh. San JMeo
I Michelet, Fr. bk Fleetwood
Turcot. FT. bk Hull
Andre Theodore. Fr. bk loulquo
Atom calm. Ft. bk...... . Adelaide
Col. Villehols Mareull. Ft. bk .. Australia
Bayard. Ft. bk Australia
Vi'ieennes. Fr. bk Limerick
Kldart. Fr. bk Nagasaki
Marechal Castries, Fr. bk Glasgow
Pierre Lotl. Fr. bk, Falmouth
Manx King. Rr. sh Antwerp
Colony. Hr. sh I,ondon
David DAngers, Fr. sh Europe
vitair. iir ok Newcastle. Eng.
Crown of Germany, Hr bk Antwerp
Habln Cbevyae, Fr. bk Antwerp
(iael. pr. bk London
lien Fardherbe. Ft. bk Antwerp
Gulf Stream. Rr. bk Antwerp
Ho. he. Fr. ah Newcastle. N S. W.
Matt'-rhorn. Hr. bk . . . . Newcastle, Eng
I. a Roi hajaiinelln, Fr. bk Hull
J'ottaloch. Hr. sh Antwerp
Waver) lee. Hr. bk Ellsmere
I, eon Blum. Fr. Bh Hull
Rene. rr. bk Hull
Scottish (liens, Br Ph.... San Francisco
H. I) Troop, l!r bk Yokohama
En Boat With CoaL
meeting to , llorbe. Fr. bk Newcastle, N. S. AV.
Jotnvllle. Fr. bk. ... Newcastle. N. S. AV.
LITTLE GIRL BITTEX
BV A IUTTLESXAKE
(United Prifi U&aed Wire.)
San Francisco. May 13. Little Mary
Hur. 8 yeara old. Is lying at her home
In this city. Buffering Intense agonies
from the bite of an Immense rattle
snake. The child was visiting friends
In the Pry Creek yalley near Santa Rosa .out In
horizontal line, backed by a
i.i i a,. Km. eeml-ovllndrlral reflector. which Is
yesieruay u claimed to distribute the light over a
when bitten by the !nake. After neing greater area than, an ordinary lncan-
glven medical attention, she was hur- descent lamp.
ried to her home here and physicians
are battling with the obstinate poison.
Early today she was conceded' a fair
chance of recovery.
A new electric desk lamp consists of
a long tube with the filament stretched
Mr;. Shaw Knroulo Eastward.
Pasadena, fa I . May 13. Mrs Nettle
Shaw, wife of State Senator Shaw of
Loston. accompanied by her father H.
F EMridge. the millionaire Portsmouth,
N H. brewer and her 11-year-old sun
Eldridge left for Chicago yesterday.
time l Ids niont ii
As fast as the German ships nre with
drawn from the Portland service, it Is
the intention of their owners to re
turn them to their home port. Hnm
burg. The A -ia will be the first to
ro, and the t V w ill be welcomed by
the officers, scAie of whom bnve not
been home fot seven years. She has
been on the Portland run for nearly
four years, having made the first trip
for the oriental lint- In September. 1H0S.
Her commander. Captain rtint, has
been 111 the China service nearly 1-
nbont three months ago, and has been
attending to preliminary work In the
meantime.
The pilot schooner Joseph Pulitzer
was purchased several weeks ago from
the pilots dt Astoria, and a gasoline
engine of large power has been secured
so that under the new management
there will be no excuse for the pilots
not being able to reach yessels display
ing pilot signals off the mouth of the
river In the past, the pilots have often
blamed the wind for not being able to
reach such vessels promptly, but with
years, and In that time has nan nut j auxiliary power, they will have no trou-
one trip home. nuring the Kussian- , ,le getting near enough lo a windjam
Japanese war. Captain Ernst was In
harge of the steamer l.ydla. which
was chartered by the Japanese govern
ment to carry provisions and munitions
of war between 1-urmosa and ."Vew
C'hwang.
Occasionally there would be trips
rearer the scenes of conflict On one
of these, while off Port Arthur, and
on the way to lalny. the Lydln was
overhauled by a Japanese cruiser en
paged in blockading Port Arthur while
the merchantman was in the range of
the Russian guns. As the cruiser fired
a shot across the Lydla's bow. the
guns of the fort mistaking it for a
challenge to ronflirt. returned the fire,
and for a few minutes the steamer was
In a critical position. No serious dam
age was done, however, and after an
examination of her papers by the naval
officers, the Lydla was allowed to pro
ceed. With passengers, anil freight from
Coos Bay ports, the steamer Alliance,
Captain Parsons, arrived this morning.
The Alliance escaped the rough weather
that has been reported of late by In
coming steamers, and reports a smooth
quick trip. Hesldes large consignments
of eggs and condensed milk, the steam
er brings considerable lumber, a whole
carload of which goes through to AS'ls
consln. This 1s the first large shipment to
an eastern mill for some time, but man
ufacturing interests In the states which
formerly exported lumber are finding It
more profitable to use Oregon lumber.'
The carload of lumber which is shipped
by the Alliance Is all selected Port
Orford cedar, which is finding a ready
market in several eastern states.
After June f.. the Alliance will enter
A traffic arrangement with the North
Bank road, the rates for which will be
published In Chicago within the next
few days.
mer in ordinary weather to put a boat
alongside with a pilot
Most of tin' time of yesterday's meet
ing was devoted to discussion of the
plans of conducting the service. Routine
business will be taken up a' the meet
ing this afternoon.
MA RINK INTKI. LICENCE
..May 17
. . May ?0
. May 24
.May
.May 2 n
. . May lfi
.June i
.June 2J
.June 28
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MR. BEALB AN EDITOR
Cliipf of Weather Bureau Honors
Portland District Forecaster.
Willi the announcement of the new di
vision of districts In the weather bu
reau a few da.ys ago. to take effect
June 1. comes the news that Portland
has been selected as headquarters for
district 12. This district includes all
of the states of Oregon and Vashing-
on, and part or Idaho and Montana. All
Bernlar Ilurs Sue to Arrive.
Sue H. Elmore, Tillamook May IB
Breakwater. Coos Bay May IS
Argo. Tillamook
Rose City. San Francisco...
Alliance, "Cons flay
Riverside, Wan Francisco . . .
Eureka, Eureka and way...
Stale of Cat. San Francisco
George AW Elder. San Pedro .
Arabia, orient
Numantla. orient
Fella orient
Ilenrlk Ibsen, orient Aug
Regular Llaer Due to Dejpart.
Argo. Tillamook May 13
Eureka. Eureka and Cons May 13
(o o. SS" Elder. San Pedro May 13
Riverside, San Francisco May 1
Alliance. Coos Hay ,. .May 15
State of California, San Fran. ..May fi
Sue Elmore, Tillamook May 17
Breakwater. Coos Bay May 1H
Rose City. San Francisco May 22
Arabia, orient Pine S
Rygja, orient June 15
Nuniantlo, orient July C
Selja. orient lulv IB
Henrik Ibsen, orient Aug. 17
Vessels In Port.
Ley land Bros, Br. 6h O. AV. P.
Donna Franceses, Br. bk Astoria
Churchill. Am. sch Astoria
Alvena, Am. sch Astoria
AS. F. Jewett, Am. srh Astoria
Washington. Am. ss Drydoek
I Neotsfleld, Br. bk t O. W. P.
Brabloch, Br. bk Oceanic
Dundee, Rus. bk Knappton
Compeer. Am. ss Rainier
Mabel Gale, Am scl. Astoria
Glenalyon, Br. sh Oceanic
C. S. Holmes, Am. sch Astoria
Hunter, Am. tug Supple's
Clatsop dredgn ' Ltnnton
Bcrengere, Fr. bk N. 1'. Mo'n!
Jacol sen. Fr. bk Pfebcott i
Amaranth. Am bktn Astoria I
Breakwater. Am. str., Alnsworth Dock
Argo. Am. str Couch
Daisy Freeman, Am. st r . . . SS'tlllpa Hbr.
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David E. Miller, over :
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8WENSON To Mr. and Mrs. Nell
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POY To Mr. and Mrs. Wing Poy. Port
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CRKW'SB To Mr. and Mrs. ' A. II.
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MEETINd NOTICES
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ATTENTION BRICKLAYERS.
The members of Union No. 1. Oregon
are urgently requested to be present at
the next regular meeting, held Thursday
evening. 8 o'clock, on May 13, 1909 at
their hall, 205' First street. Business
of very great Importance will come be
fore the members for their considera
tion. This notice Is published bv order
of the B M. I. U.
JOE CI, ARK. BEN L. I'ASOX,
Cor. Secy. I'rsiden!
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cllmatologlcal data, for the district will I Riverside. Am. str Columbia No. 1
he submitted to District Forecaster I Nome City. Am. str Couch street
Beals of the local office, who lias been
appointed district editor of the bureau
publication.
With freezing temperatures reported
from Idaho points, and northerly winds
predicted for this region for tomorrow,
there seems little prospect of any im
mediate rise In the river. Not s1ik
the weather bureau has been established
has such a low stage been known at
this date.
The thermometer fell to 26 degrees
at Pocatello, Idaho, last nlftht. while at
Boise It was but 2 degrees warmer. Even
at Roseburg. Or., which at this season
should be basking In. warm spring sun
shine, a record drop to 34 degrees was
recorded. No serious damage to the
fruit crop in the southern part of the
State has as yet been reported.
AIOXG THE WATERFRONT
Captain Parsons of the steamer Al
liance reports the wireless anp.ir.itus
on his ship as little belter llian orna
mentation In point of usefulness. In
the five weeks since it was Installed not
a single message has reached a land
pMnt to be forwarded.
The steam schooner St Helens which
cleared yesterday for San Francisco,
carried ne;,rly 2f.0c0 sacks of wheat
and 4iji'iiMi feet ot lumber.
For Hun P dro via Kiirekn and San
Tr;i tK'isco the North Pacific Stcanmhip
company steiincr (ieorgc W, Fi ler, Cap
tain Jesscri, will s:il) ;i t S o'clock tills
eve- .
Beginning pert t'lp. the Alliance wiil
bring v.i. l:.i : in thie port .b-ii'
I'm tons wo- :. :..! t. r r-l ipmi nt when
to.- snam-r Miiled. h'it there waa tio
room for it
The Linker M.-iverh 1' 1 f sproted In
today from S.m Fr:n.ci-ri with fi.e.l oli
In bulk tor the ports-mouth docks.
The steam o hc-oc r i'J1Scf, exfcted to
cross in o. r tii t,ai lodav'. has t;iii tons
of (emeu; ari-l 1 .'!' b.'.s of general cargo
for Ta lor V'CMlp A- i 'n.
St am nr.'i . Rowlfn, which h;is
been ehaMflC'i p- lead 1 ' , f M 1 1 -1 lit this
po i for Sip 1'i.c ' isc-i, snled from "the
lat lc port ersi . t ,1 i v.
A must' -i prograi" i.:iS pern nr-nrL''.
by 'he s.-amr n 's Frit nl
Tbi'rt and I'landus str
row evenine.
State of Cal.. Am. ss ... Alnsworth dock
Alliance. Am. str Couch st. dock
En Route to Load Lumber.
Wellesley, Am. ss Han Francisco
Tainalpals. Am. ss San Pedro
Carlos, Am. ss San Francisco
Sch wanzenbek. (5er. bk... Santa Rosalia
Cascade. Am. as Sun Francisco
Jaiiiei V. Tuft. Am. bktn. San Francisco
J. B. Stetson. Am. ss San Francisco
Clar.mont. Am. ss San Francisco
Thos. Ii. Wand, Am. ss. , . .Sun Frmci.vcif
Olympic, Am ss San Francisco
William H. Macy, Am. sh San Francisco
Inca. Am. sch San Francisco
Bowdoln. Am. str San Francisco
En Route With Cement and General.
Gulf Stream. Br. bk Antwerp
Poltallnck. Br. sh Antwerp
WHVertree, Rr. rh Ellesmereport
Matterhorn. 3- sh . . . Newcastle-on-Tyne
Pibin Cheviye, Fr. bk Antwerp
Clown of Germany, fir. bk. .. .Antwerp
Genevieve Molinos. Fr. bk Antwerp
Mareehael do Castries. Fr. bk..Glast;ow
General Faldherbe. Fr. bk Antwerp
Gael. Fr. bk London
La Rochaj.iouelln, Fr bk Antwerp
En Route to Load Grain.
Le Peller. Fr. bk Dublin
Le Hermite, Fr. b . . . Newc-st le. N S W.
Netillly. Ft. bk Limerick j
Corn 1 1 Bart. Fr. bk Hobart
Frieda. Ger. sh Hamburg
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MARINE NOTES
Astoria. May 13- Sailed at r. a. m
Pteamer Bieakwatcr for Coos Hay.
Sailed at 5:1a a in Steamer I.ar,sluK
for Port Harford. Sailed at fi H, a. m.
- Steamer St Helens for San Francisco.
Sailed at 8 25 a n -Steamer Eureka
for Cons ftav and I-'nreka.
M'ollet.do. May 13 Arrived May 11
fSohooner William Bowden from Port
land. Astoria May 12 Arrived at 2 and
)eft up at 4 p. in - Steamer Alliance
from Coos Bay.
Ban Pe1ro. May 12. Arrived Kfam
r Thomas L. Wand from Portland.
San Francisco. May 12 Arrived
rVhooner Mabel Gale from Columbia
river. Sailed at 4 p. m. Steamer Tamal-
fAMl- tf ( p. m. Steamer Bowdoln for
ortlirtd.
AKtorta, r Mast IS. Condition at the
. rumith of the river at 8 a m., smooth;
wtn.l, mirthwest. 24 miles; weatlier,
ClniidyM: ' . .
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real estate. 1 will answer any r)ucstiot, you may wish to
as,, and will gladly refer you to reliable business men
whom I have cured.
I TAKE BROKEN DOWN WRECKS OF HUMAN
ITY. WHETHER FROM PAST-INDISCRETIONS OR
WHATEVER CAUSE, AND BUILD THEM UP AS
STRONG AS THEIR FELLOWS.
I Make Men Strong
NOT A DOLLAR NEED
BE PAID UNTIL CURED
I, - lUmaoilMr.
. Tb hit J'1 "f ampl shoes at Oreptir
tltid'i. 141 rWrd txeet. corner Stark.
ii 4'fr4jti'3
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F.nough to succeed in flic battle' of life, because skill and experience have taught me how, and it is
your own fauit if you do not take advantage of the opportunities I offer you. There are men who.
from natural conditions, must know that they are near the last milestone, still have the mad gleam of
a bicycle rider in their eye, peering ahead, straining every nerve in an effort to make a few more
dollars. Other men in the prime of life, for fear of losing a dollar, will not stop to correct a physical
wrong or rest their weary brain. Are the lives of such men to be envied? No; they are mentally
wrong. The man who enjoys life is the man with
Good Digestion and Good Health
Who think no more of a dollar than it is worth. He sleeps as soundly at a baby, and gets up in the
morning refreshed, lit can smell a meal cooking for a block, anl it sharpens his appetite. He know,
he cannot be up lale nights abusing his stomach and be fit for business the next day. If you are not
observing nature's laws, it is time to commence. If you expect to hold your own in the keen com
petition of life, you must get in fit 1.1 possessibn of your faculties. The foundation of success in business
ami the most desirable of all physical attainments is health. The capabilities and powers possessed
by any man, or the brightest spirit with its wonderful possibilities, must depend upon health. Intellec
tuality, knowledge and ambition can do nothing without it. and health is, therefore, of the most com
manding interest and importance. In seeking treatment the experience of physicians who have re
ceived the unqualified indorsement of the pulpit, the press and laymen should be worth something in
your own case. I'ndrr my care you are absolutely assured of the most modern methods and the lat
est discoveries known to medical science. The unsolicited testimonials from cured patients,.?tid busi
ness men should be of some value to you, and our fee for a cure is insignificant compared With results.
We Cure Forever Cases of
VARICOSE VEINS. BLOOD DISEASE, LOST VITALITY. PILES. ECZEMA, FALLING HAIR
FAILING MEMORY, OBSTRUCTIONS, NERVOUS, KIDNEY AND BLADDER AILMENTS. '
Consultation and advice free. If you cannot call at office, write for self-examination blank many
cases cured at home. Medicines $1.50 to $6.50 per course.
HOURS 9 A. M. TO 8 P. M. SUNDAYS, 10 A. M. TO 12.
DISPENSARY
Cor. Second and Yamhill, .Portland, Oregon
ST. LOUIS
to 20 words. 2c; 21 to 25 wonis 26c
l.o.st and Kound. Help Wanted, Situa
tion Wanted, To Rent Ads and Wanted
to Rent ads, three Insertions for the
price of two.
All other classifications seven Inser
tions for the price of six.
Manicuring arid Massage, ads 10c per
line.
CHARGE ADS:
Other than contract, To per counted
line.
open space contract to be used In 12
i nio.tittiH :
1 l.UOrt lines.. per counted line
3.OH0 lines 5 14c per minted line
lO.liiiO lines or more.6e per counted line
All classified advertising ehareed hv
the line actual count
ADS RUN HV THE MONTH:
1 month $1 .30 per line per month
6 months $ 1 2f per line per month
12 months $1.2,0 per line per month
CGI" PON HOOKS:
Cash nn Delivery of Honks
2.ri0 line bonk 6 Vc per counted line
6"0 line book fc per counted line
1U00 line book 4 Vac per counted line
Coupons must ni-einnpanv cipv, or ads
will he charged at the regular one time 1
rate of 7e per line. j
COL' NT SIX WORDS TO THE DINE. I
this evening at K p in. Husl
ncss ;md social. Visltlna Sir
Knights I'ourteouslv Invited.
W S MACKI.M. Recorder
Toi.l'.MHIA LODGE No. II.
A K. & A. M Special com
munication this i Thursday!
.nenlnn at 7:3" o'clock. Ma
sonic Temple. Visiting breth
ren welcome. Work K. C. de
It reo. Hy ocflcr "W. M.
KB ED ,. ODSON. Sec.
PORTLAND HIVE X') 7. 1. O T m"
will give a 500 social this 1 Thursday
evening. May 1.1, Selllng-lllrsch hl.lg .
10th and Washington sts. Prizes, re
freshments. Ice cream and cake, dane-
I n g; dnor prize Admission Ice
M. W. A. Evergreen Camp, 5466. meet-i
Wednesday evenings. Allsky bldg., 3d
and Morrison sts.
M. W. A. Oregon Grape Camp. No. 6975.
Mondays. Selling-Hlrach block. 10th
and Washington sts.
KKAL ESTATE Tlt-VNSFKKS
PACIFIC Title & Trust Co.. the, leading
abstractors. 204-6-8-7 Failing bldg.
37S
300
B00
5 o 0
WEATHER REPORT
A new disturbance of moderate en-
1 ergy has made Its appearance over Al
I berta, and another disturbance has de-
veloped in the .southwest which Is
central this morning over southwestern
Kansas. The north Pacific high pres
sure area has decreased 1n energy, as
also has the Atlantic high pressure
area, which is now central over the
Carolines. Light rain has fallen in
Montana and In the lower Missouri and
upper Mississippi valleys. The temper
atures continue below normal on the
Pacific slope, and heavy frosts occurred
this morning In southern Idaho and Ne
vada, and light frosts occurred In south
ern Oregon It Is cooler In the Da
kotas and Minnesota and warmer In
the northern states east of the Missis
sippi river. -
The Indications are for fair weather
In this district tonight and Frldny. with
higher temperatures tonight in south
ern Idaho.
Baker City. Or
Bismarckjl N. D. . .
Blaine, Wash
Boise, Idaho
Chicago. Ill
Dubuque, Iowa ....
Edmonton. Alb. ...
Havre, Mont
Helena, Mont ....
Honolulu. H. I
Kansas City. Mo. . .
Lewlston. Idaho . . .
Marshfleld. Or
Miles City, Mont. . .
Moorhead. Minn. . .
New York. N. V.. .
North Head, Wash.
Omaha. Neb
Pocatello, Idaho ...
Roseburg. Or
St. Louis, Mo
St. Paul. Minn....
Salt Lake. Utah
Ban Francisco, Cal.
Seattle. Wash
Sitka, Alaska
Siskiyou. Or
Walla Walla. Wash.
Yuma, Ariz
Temp
Max. Mln Preclp
5 .H .00
52 30 .10
60 4S T
56 34 .00
10 72 .04
68 56 T
R4 44 .01
52 2 .04
60 40 .OS
7R . . .04
78 62 .OS
62 44 .00
42
60 36 .OS
70 42 ' .Of;
7 2 5 4 .00
50 4 6 02 1
'7S n 1 .50 I
52 26 no
59 40 T. '
60 36 .110
74 64 T.
68 50 .04
5 2 36 .00
66 48 .00
58 4 T.
46 38 .7S
62 46 .00
66 44 .00
84 58 .00'
1.500
!00
525
1,600
725 t
MARRIAGE LICENSES
C. C. Musgrove, 24. and Lyda S. Eck
lund, 21.
Rudolph C- Ripley, 27, and May Young,
over 18.
W. M. Moore, 38, and Janie Lewis, 35.
Julius Relchel, 26, and Mamie L.
Jones, 23.
Byron K. Crawford, over 21, and Ma
bel E. Fams worth, over 18.
Clinton E. Myer, 20, and. Leone Belle
Smith, 17. '
E. F. Gray, 37, and Rebecca E. Rep-
per. 34.
WEDDING cards. W. G. Smith & Co..
Washington bldg., comer 4 th and
Washington sts.
CLARKE BROS., florists; fine flowers
and floral j designs. 2S9 Morrison st.
MAX M. SMITH, florist. 160 6th bC. op
posite Meier A Frank's. Main 7218.
FULL DRESS suits for rent; all slsea.
.Unique Tailoring Co 10 Stark t
J. .1. Hanlev to W. C. Repass,
lot 1, block 10, Ina t.ark ....
C. W. Arnold to ! V . Demlng
et al. lots 4. 6, 6, 7 and 8, block
9. Plnehurst
Lea-Is G. Stafford and wife to
C. y. Haines, lots 4. 5. . 7 and
block 9 Loves addition 2,150
Walter Smith and wife to Roy
Kline., lot 12. block 3. I'rvstril
Springs addition
A. C Clawson and wife to Ida E
Parent, lot 12, block 1, Watts
addition
Laura II. Northup to Emma
Shepard. south u, of lot 5.
block "I")," Gieonwny
Taylor Investment Co. to Daisy
I . Thomas, lot 5. block 0, Chi
cago Frank H Haillle and wife tn .1.
II. Sailor, lots 3 and 4. block
66, Woodstock addition ... 1 000
Bert It. Amend and wife to H
I-' Amend et al. south 40 feet
of lot 10 and all of lot 11
block 19. Willamette 1,200
A. J. Norrls and wife to E. J.
Vennewitz. lots 9 and 10, block
hv ernon
Frank t '. Norrls et al to Annie
Loetsi-her Norrls, lots 7 und
8, block f8, Vernon
John L. Coles to H. ci. Cosper
lots 7 and X, tilock 10. Millers
addition
Margaret Hin.ly to Ezra A Mill
, ler. lot 4 and west U; nf o 5
block 9. Central Alhlna addition
A. Fehrcnbach to M. Zenger ttn
2 and 6, block 90. Portland t'ltv
Hoinesteal Irvlngton Investment Co to
George, W. Day Jr. lots 19 and
20, block 54. Irvlngton 2 500
George W. Merrithew and wife to
Jacob H. Cook, part of the Ste
phen and Mary Roberts D. L.
C. In township 1 north. rnng
3 east s 000
John Schiller and wife to T R
Savage, lots 1u to 20. bio, k 11
Hawthorne avenue addition...
T. L. Charman. executor to '. If.
I've, east 64 feet of lots 5 ami
6. block 116. Stephens addition
Herman M. Leffert and wife to
Emll II. Leffert. lot 8, block 2
Strong's addition ' 9 500
J. C. Gatzka and wife to Mat tie
B. Train, west 42.23 feet of lot
4. block 10, Park View exten
sion
J. L. Hartman et al to A. s! Ren-
son, land beginning at Intersec
tion of Tyler and Crawford
streets In block 39, A. L. Min
er's addition 15 000
.iiHiuena j.ann t o., 10 Zuella
tiiiknian. lot 2. block 35. Ala
meda Park
Emma J. Predmore to Charles rt
Black, 5dxl00 feet beginning at
point 63 rods west of northeast
corner of southeast ',4 of sec
tion 16. township 1 north,
range 1 east . j poo
Emll F. Palmqulst to Gust Lar
son, east half of west half of
southwest quarter of northeast
quarter of section 14, township
1 south, range 3 east. W. D . 2 SO!)
L. A. Greenley el al.. to C ('
Colt, lot 6. 6, block 101, Grov
er h addition 4 nno
Arleta Land Co. to Joe Brozio
wlcz, lot 12, 13, block 5 EI-
Uerta
H. C. Jorgensen and wife to .1
O. Elrod. six acres In section
33, township 1 north, range 2
east, thence Ely parallel with
county roaa
Samuvt C. Smith and wife to c
V. Llndqullt, lot 16, block 2'
West Piedmont '
Western Oregon Tr. Co. to Hen
rietta Heintzelman, lot 2, block
13, Creston
W. C. Repass and wife' to Hum
boldt P. Linn, lot 1, block 10
Ina Park
F. E. Hamilton and wife to Geo
H. Zimmerman, 24 acres In sec
tion 19, township 1 north, ranan
8 east 7.
John H. Hnpri and wife to Con-
c tad Lelchner. lot 9, block 6
Lincoln Park
Emll R. Pittelkau and wife in
Max Loewenson, lot 4. block
l.ooo
8,750
:,ooo
4:5
13.500
8.200
S00
450
600
S75
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