The Oregon daily journal., July 06, 1909, Page 13, Image 13

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 6,- 1909.
U11L -MUM
OF RAIfJ FALLS
' Only Once lias It Been Heav
ier Since Records Be
... gan in 1871.-- -
;3I0EE EAIX.OX' ;
, ; FOURTH IN 1900
sProbably , Will Not Damage ! Early
Grain" and Will Do Great" Good
to - Late Crops Rain General
Throughout District. -
Only once since 1871, when the record
- began. has there been a greater amount
of preciptatlon recorded on the Fourth,
;" and that was. In 1900, when there was
O.JI0 of an inch, the recorded fair for
thla Fourth being1 0.25 of an Inch, up to
10:80 last ' evening.' Up to 10 o'clock
this morning the total fall, since it be-
-; Kan to f rain on the Fourth, was- 1.19
:' ' . On the 1st, 2d ftnd 3d of July In 1907,
- the rainfall was exactly the .same as
the fall' this year, during- the 4th, 6th
' and 6th, up to 10 o'clock, the total fall
" for that year being 1.19 of an Inch,
- There were light sprinkles ' at inter
, -vals from 0:30 to 8:30 on the evening
of the Fourth, and at 8:80 the heavy
rain set in, 0.23 or an inch " tailing by
10:30 -that night. Tracea of rain oc
curred during the early morning of the
' 6th and a steady rain fell during the
c afternoon and night, ending about mid-
night.- Rain set in again about 4:80 In
. the morning of the-8th - and has con
tinued since, 0.58 'of an inch having
fallen up to 9 o'clock this morning.
District Forecaster Baals says that
the ram la general throughout the dls
. trlct, and although In some of the places
; the precipitation has been rather light,
in Portland It has been extraordinarily
heavy for this time of the year. Mr.
Beals says that ha looks for clearing
weather tomorrow.
-He said also that he did not think
. the rain would do any damage to the
: early grain, and it would do untold good
to the late crops. . .
: The fall in tha surrounding country
was not so heavy as here, the last re
ports, at 8 o'clock this morning being)
Umatilla, 0.8 of an inch; The Dalles,
0.20 of an inch; Vancouver, 0.90 of an
Inch; Salem, 1.04 inches and Albany 0.88
of an inch. '.
At only one plaoe does tha river show
any rise, which la at Salem, the rivet
having come up 0.1 of a foot in the
last 24 hours,
'. BACK FROM ALASKA -
Iighthotiso Tender Manzanlta With
Dr. Frichett to Arrive In Few 'Days.
The lighthouse tender Manaanita la
: expected to arrive in Seattle from Alas
ka; in a day or two, with Ir. Henry 8.
' Prichett, civilian member of the light
house board, who has been up in that
country for- several weeks. Dr. Prlchett
went up to Alaska on the Mansanita
about .four or five weeks ago, where he
has been loooklng up sites for aids to
navigation in the southeastern part of
the country. He will come down here
from Seattle, to - confer with - Captain
jBUlcott, end will probably -remain here
two or three days.
-Captain H. T, Mayo, secretary of the
board, with headquarters in Waehina
ton, will Also, be here about the 20th of
this month. Ue and Captain Elllcott
will look ' over aids', to navigation .in
Puget sound. - ' s
ijhfA V- V m mi I JT - V ' '
S t'r i OCEAN' RAFT SIGHTED - "
State of California Meet Two Rafts
of Logs on '"Way to Bay City.- -m
.'The steamer State of California, Cap
tain Nnpander, arrived in port from San
Francisco this morning at 12:80 o'clock,
having had a good trip up.
- On the Fourth the State sighted the
steamer Fenwtck with-, the raft which
- . - ; - 0 ' s - ,,'' .'. ' -i Vy
To the Sea Coast
There'f ft trip from Chicago,
Boston which i reaUy a part of your holiday rather
than the meani of getting to it. It U the cool, icenio trip
afforded by the " v ' ;
New York Central Lines
From ChicagoV;
Lake Shore New York Central
La Salle Street Station
Odeuaa-dNcrwYorkSpacIal
v Michigan Central New.York Central
Twelfth Street Station , - '
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Famous No. 10 W' ...
v V . All Train to New York Arrive at ;
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; ; ' . The Only RallroarJ Station in New York
Trairls to Boston . arrire 3utn . Terminal Station ' -
The route is alongside the water the ' Great Lakei, Niagara
Falls, Mohawk and Hudson River ,( ... ' .
Unprecedentedly low rates from thU'city to New York or Boston
and all eastern seashore resorts, Thousand Islands, Adirondacks,
Montreal and Canadian points this year good over our line
-Tickets and sleeping-car accommodations ' will be xkliveredr
? upon request, by special representative, who will .
' -,' furnish any informatiqn desired. ;. . ' , -
: W. C. S E, A C H RES T
. North Pacific Coast Agent
1C2 THIRD STREET PORTLAND, OREGON
the Hammond Lumber company is send
ing to Han Francisco, and on the fifth
lie sighted the tug Sea Rover with a
raft in tow, 14 miles 'northwest of Capo
Mears, or 43 miles south o the Colum
ula bar. The latter was sent' -by the
Benson Lumber company to Ban Diego.
The steamer carried about 300 pas-t-f-ngers
and a full cargo from San
Francisco, and although there were light
northwest winds and the weather was
cloudy, the sea was smooth.
CARRYING GRAIN
German Ship Oregon and French
Bark Desaix Have Arrived. '
Two of the grain carriers which left
here this year have arrived at the ports
where they will receive orders. The Qer-
which sailed from Astoria on the second
of February arrived yesterday at Fal
mouth, and the French bark . Desaix;
Captain Oiateauxieux, entered Queens
town harbor.
The Oregon carries 115,808 bushels of
wheat, sent out by O. W. McNatr, and
the Desaix has 100,138 bushels of wheat
dispatched bv Kerr. Glf ford & Co. .-.a
ALONG THE WATERFRONT
With passengers and general mer
chandise, .the steamer ue H. Elmore
will leave for Tillamook this evening
from Couch street dock.
With general freight for Portland, the
Norwegian steamer Henrlk Ibsen, Cap
tain Standenitz, sailed from Yokohama
on the third of this month. She will ar
arlvs here about July 20. '-
The steamer Eureka, Captain Noren.
arrived this orning from Eureka with a
cargo of general merchandise, and pas
sengers.''. '
With a full list of passengers and a
eargo of general freight, the George W.
Elder, Captain Jeesen, will sail this
evening for San Fedroj and way points.
-.-The steamer Rose City reported sight
ing a three masted steamer with a log
raft in tow on July 4, 19 miles south
west by west of the Umpqua river.
' MARINE NOTES
vAstoria, July 6. Arrived at 0:30 and
left up at 11 a. m;, steamer J. Mar
hof fer, from Ban Francisco. ,. Outside at
10 a. m., steamer Asuncion, from Ban
Francisco. ArrliUd at 0:30 a. m. and
left up, steamer Cascade, from Ban
Francisco. "
San Francisco, July 0. Sailed yester
day, steamer Shna Yak, for Portland, i;
Astoria,' July 6. -Arrived down at 1
and sailed at 8 p. m.,, steamer Washte
naw, for San Francisco. : Arrived at 1:10
and left up at 3 p. m., steamer State pf
California, from San Francisco.-;-i -v
South Bend, July 4. Arrived, steam
er Daisy Mitchell, from Portland. -
Antwerp, July 6. Sailed, French bark
Marechal de Noailles, for Portland,
Queenstown, July 6. Arrived, French
ship Desaix, jrom roruana. i '
Falmouth, July 6. Arrived, German
ship Oregon, from Portland. ,
,, Ann Francisco. Julv 5. Arrived at 6
p.'m., steamer Wasp, from Columbia
river via Coos Bay.
. Astoria, July . Condition at the
mouth of the river at a. m., moderate;
Wind west 18 miles; weather, raining."
Tides at Astoria Wednesday High
water, 3:10 a. m.. S.I feet; 4:30 p. m.,
9.1 feet; low water. 10 a, m,, 0.6 feet;
10:8S p. m, 2.1 feet.
' . ' MARINE INTSLLIGENCB
- Begnlajs tlnsrs 3e to ' Arrtre. .
Falcon,, San Francisco ........July t
Alliance. Coos Bav. ........... .Julv 7
Breakwater, Coos Bay .July 104
Hose t:ity. nan r rancisco . , . . . . juiy j
State of California, San Fraa..July 19
Henrlk Ibsen, orient July 22
SelJa, orient
.Sept. It
Kerala X. In era Due a Seaart.
Cfeo. W. Hldef, Ban Pedro....;. .July f
Breakwater, Coos Bay ......... July 7
Argo, Tillamook ........... ...July 7
Falcon, Ban Francisco .......... July 0
Roanoke, Han pearo ......... .July 14
state or t;aurornia, nan r-ran
July 10
Henrlk Tbsen. orient A
lug. it
RygJa- orient ................SepL 1
Donna Francesca. Br. bk. i ArtfiTr
Si
Churchill. Am. sch... ...... . . , . , .Astoria
Alvens, Am. sen. ...... . ........Astoria
W. F, Jewett' Am.' ech . . . . . . . . Astoria
Washington, Am. ss. ,....,...,!. Llnnton
Neotsfleld. Br. bw, ., .,.vO. W. P.
Brabloch. Br. bk., . ......... ...Oceania
Compeer, Am. sa......... Rainier
Mabel Gale, Am. scK.... .-.Astoria
Glenalyon, Br. eh...... Oceania
ioimes. Am. eca. ....... .Astoria
to New Yotk and
AT.-NewXk V
1.00 a.n.
f.l am.
(LT.Chicacro . . J0.30 a,
cm.
Ar. New York , 1.49 p.
m.
p. IB.
C 8.
Carmel, Am. ss. Oak Point
AVllliarn H. Macey, Am. sh. .Tontrue Pt.
Gulf Ktream, Br. bk Elevators
Frieda, Ger bk . Astoria
Majestic . .. . ... .Oceanic
Casoo . . . ..,...,. ....Oak street.
Schwartaenbek, Ger. bk. .Inman-Poulsen
Hawaii, "Am. schr. Inmau-Pouluen
Argo, Am. ss .Oak st
Bessie Dollar, Br. sa.. Llnnton
' JSa Boute to load tmnber. ,
Wellesley, Am. ss. ......San Francisco
Carlos, Am. sa. .......... San Francisco
Cascade, Am. eav .K;n Francisco
Olympic, Am. B. ........ .Ban Francises
Inca, Am, sen.. ........ .San Francisco
Powdotn. Am. Btr. ......San Francisco
B. H. Wood, Am. sch ... - Ran FYanclsco
Marhoffer ;.8an Francisco
H. V. BendlxenAm. sch. San Francisco
Johan Poulsen, A in. St.... San rrancisoa
Irene, Am. sen. San Francisco
Geo. W. Fenwlok, Am ss..gan Francisco
M. S. Dollar, Br. ss. ..;. China
Suverlv Br. ss. ....... , .Seattle
Hasel Dollar. Br. as. ...,,,.. . Japan
En Soute 'With Cement and tfenerai.
Poltallock, Br. eh. ............ .Antwerp
Wavertree, B eh.. .,.. .Ellesmereport
Matterhorn, 3-. eh, , .Newcaatle-on-Tyne
Pibln Ohevaye. Fr. bk... Antwerp
Crown of Germany, Tlr. bk.... Antwerp
Genevieve Molinos, Fr. bk. ... .Antwerp
Marechaet de Castries, Fr. bk, .Glasgow
General Faldherbe. Fr. bk..,.. .Antwerp
Gael. Fr, bk. .....Zxmdon
?.a RoehalaqueHn, Fr, bk. ,.. Antwerp
P--r - ne, Fr. bk.. Cherbourg
Bossuet, Fr. bk. .............. .Antwerp
Ernest Legouve. Fr. bk. .v ... .Hamburg
Ss- Soute .to Load Orala. -r?r----:
.x)ublln
T. TI.rnitt Vr. H. . .NwfllltU M. H W.
Keallly, Fr. bk. ............. .Limerick
Cornll Bart, FT. bk. ............ .flobart
LTsbeth, Ger, shy .....Pan. Diego
Mlchelet, Fr. bk. Flee Avood
Turgot, Fr. bl ............ Hull
Andre Theodore. Fr, bk. ...... Ioulque
Montcalm, Fr. bk. . . . . ..... ..... Adelaide
CoL Villebois Mareuil Ft. bk,.Austr!ie
Bayard. Fr. bk.. Australia
Vlncennes, Fr, bk. ...... .Limerick
Bidart ,Fr. bk-. . . ..... Nagasaki
Marechal Castries, Fr, bk. .... .Glasgow
Pierre Loti, Fr. bk. ......... ..Falmouth
Manx King, Br eh . , . , , . . . ; . . .Antwerp
Colony, Br. sh. ........... . .... .London
David : V Angers, . Fr. ship. .... .London
Altair, Br, bk. .Newcastle, Eng.
Crown of Germany, En bk. .... Antwerp
Babin Chevyae, Fr.' bk. ....... .Antwerp
Gael, Fr. bk. .................. .London
G en Fardherbe, Fr. bk. .Antwerp
Hoche. Fr. sh. .... ..Newcastle, N. 8. W.
Matterhorn, Br. bk. Newcastle, En
La Rochajaquelin, Fr. bk. ...... ...Hull
Pottaloch, Br. sh...... Antwerp
Wavertree, Br. bk Ellamere
Leon Blum, Fr. sh. ............... .Hull
Rene, Tr. bk. ..................... .Hull
BcottlshGlens. Br. h,...Sin Francisco
H. D. Troop, Br. bk,.....,... Yokohama
Marechal d'Noailles .. , , . ... .Antwerp
Parnassus, Ger. ship,,..,. Santa Rosalia
Jordanhill, Br, bk. .......... ..Guaymss
Walkure, Ger. ss. ...,.,. .New Zealand
Duquesne, Fr. bk. .. .. . . . , .Point Pirls
Glenholm, Br. ship... ....Honolulu
Sa Koote With OosL
Hoche, Fr. bk....... Newcastle. N. B. W.
Joinvllle, Fr. bk...-. Newcastle, N. 8. W.
Bontainvllls, Fr, bk. ........ ..Swansea
. Oil Oarrle sa Bonte.
Atlas, Am. ss.,
. . . , . . . . San Francisco
Asuncion, Am.
Han Francisco
Argy le. Am.' sa
.San Francisco,
SPORTING SPARKS
FROM THE1VIRES
London The American polo team de
feated the English polo team and will
carry the American polo cup back home,
Tha cup has baas held In England for
years.
New York Martin J. Sheridan won
the all-round championship of the Am
ateur Athletic union at Celtio park yes
terday, i
Sheepshead " Bay King's Daughter
worr. the commonwealth handicap yes
terday by four lengths.
- BanV Rafael May : Botton defeated
Miss naael Hotchklgj for. the tennis
champonahlp of California yeeterdav,
S-4 aud Sl. Mlse Suttoit was formerly
world champion and Mlse Hotchkiss is
the American champion. ;i .
rJtmira, wew y ork wugene TremDiay
ndjphlh Gould wrestled two hours and
ve mlnutes'to & draw yesterday. Dark
ness orougnt tne matcn to a ciose, wun
Tremblay alwaye the aggressor.
Seattle Charlie Olson was unable to
reach Seattle in time tor his match
with Dr. Roller last night and John
Berg was substituted. ' Roller won the
nrsi lan in i roinuies, ana tae secona
in 61 minutes, "v.
r Sumpter, Or. Dan Sullivan of Port
land and Billy Ross of . Baker City
fought 20 rounds to a draw here yester
day. - " j ;' ' V . '... ,
.' Harrisbury.'Pa. J, J. Shyreck of the
University of Pennsylvania set a new
100-yard swimming mark at SI 4-5 sec
onds, and Bud Goodwin of the Mew
York Athletto club, went 440 yards in
4.29. He-also broke the mile, record
with l:48. . -- , ,
MARSH WINS TAC0MA
MARATHON WITH EASE
Tacoma, July d. Two thousand peo
ple saw John D. Marsh of Winnipeg,
Can., win the first Marathon race ever
run In Tacoma at Athletic Park last
nlerrL the runner covertna the IS miles
S8S yards In two hours and 49 minutes
Aiexanoer Kowan or Vancouver, u.
C, came in second about two miles be
hind. William Stanley of San Fran
cisco was a mile back ot him and Ki
naldo Wilson and Bert Eddlngton of
Tacoma, and BUI Hubcr of Alaska, wre
still runnlnar When the race waa called
off. "
Carl Blrek of Norway dropped out in
the fourth lap, and Pete Peters the
South Sea Islander, quit in the eleventh
mile.'"" : ".".t.'I- .".
None of ' the runners, excepting
Ma rah,, kept going all, the time. He
never stopped after .he - started and
hardly changed his speed until he
crossed the llna ' -. --.
NATIONAL ; GAMES
YESTERDAY
a. .
At Pittsburg , ' . RSH.B.
rinrlnnatt . . . - 1 . T. . . :. -. 1 : . : . 1- B 1
Pittsburg .... .... I if
Batteries rromme, Campbell - andf
McLean; Willis and Qibaon. ,
At Broeklyn i R. II. E.
Boston ................. i ii a
Brooklyn ,;. ...........S 0
Batteries Mattern. Llndanian, ' and
Bowerman; Bell and Marshall.
At St Louis No Chlcaao-SL Lonis
game on account of rain. .
At Philadelphia ' R.H.E.
New Terk ,:....;.-.,; . t.
Philadelphia 2 10 2
Batteries Matnewson and Raymond.
Schlel; Moore, Foxen and Dootn. . ..
Fifteen innings.
AMERICA GAMES YESTERDAY
At Boston . . ' R. H. E.
Washington X S t
ttoeton s is l
Batteries jonnaon ana Btreet: Bur-
chell and Donahue.
At Cleveland-
. R. H. E.
. 2 4
.41
Sullivan;
Chicago .
a a 4 aa e e
Cleveland
Batteries White
Rboades and Easterly,
and
At St. Louis , R.H.E.
Detroit .I S 1
Et Louis S T 0
Batteries KlUian and , Blanage: Ura-
ham and Crlger. - , -
At New Tork . R. H. K.-'
Philadelphia ................. 4 S j
New York i. 8 2 !
Batteries Bender ana Tnornas; Doyle
aad Sweeney. . ' -. . . - -
Kappa Alpha Convention.
Birmingham. Ala, JtHy S. Th twen.
tv-fifth biennial convention of the Kap
pa Alpha fraternity, which opened to
day, has attracted to eirmingnam sev
eral hundred d-leiratee representing
many of the prominent colleges and uni
versities of the country.
Journal want ads I'xent a word-
STATE SBEfJE
COURT DECISIONS
Delia Kennedy Damage Case
Eeversed Ezra Brascl
Loses His Appeal.
' (By Journal LM1 Btlem Wire.) '
Salem, Or., July 8. Delia Kennedy
cannot obtain damages for , Injury to
her - furniture and household goods
caused, by ..the falling in of a wall at
First and Columbia streets, when the
workmen mined away the support .while
excavating for another building. . The
supreme court reversed the case In a
decision handed down today. She had
obtained a favorable decision in the cir
cuit court ..for Multnomah county be-
before Judge Thomas O'Day. The su
preme eourt holds in sn opinion by Jus
tice Slater -that no negligence was com
mitted on the part of the workmen, ; as
it was shown by the evidence they were
placing supports under the building at
the t lme 4.he wall fell. The defendant
wae.Jr W; Hawkins, -v v
' Ezra, B. BraseL who was denied dam
ages from the Oregon Railway & Kavi
gatlon company In the circuit court for
Union county, before Judge J. W,
Knowles appealed the case . to the su
preme court, but is still unsuccessful.
Brasel was a washer and wiper in the
roundhouse at La Grande and fell from
the running board of an engine while
at work, and alleged negligence on the
fart of the railroad company because
he hand rail had been removed. ,
The court held in an opinion by Jus
tice McBride that Brasel was an -expert-'
enced workman, and had often been on
"stripped" engines and therefore that
there was no negligence on the part of
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had been presented with a report of
the condition of the engine and where
it needed repairs before going out to
repair and clean It. -- r
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WEATREIt REPORT
A crouarh of low nreasure overlies the
Rocky mountain states. There are three
low pressure areas within this trough,
one of which is central over Montana,
another over southern Utah and the
third over western Kansas. A new nign
pressure area has made its - appearance
over extrema northern California, and
the barometer is relatively 'high . ever
the lake region ana also over tne souta
Atlantic states.'-"". i-,-v--...--
Oood rains have fallen in Oregon and
Washington, and llg-ht rains have fallen
In Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, Colorado,
New Mexico, Nebraska, the Dakotas,
Missouri, and at scattered places in the
lake region and Atlantic states, jli is
cooler in eastern Oregon, eastern Wash
ington and Idaho, and warmer in Brit
ish Columbia. .
The indications are for rain in this
district tonight, followed by fair and
warmer weather Wednesday,.
The river at Portland will Wowly fall
for the next few daya v, . v- " .y
- - Temp.
Max. Min. Preclp
Abilene, Texas .... S4
Atlanta, Oa. ...... 82
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Boise, Idaho ..,.' 80
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Lewis ton, Idaho ... 78
Los Angeles, CaL . 74
Marshfleld, Or. ...i 84
Memphis, Tenn. ... 4
Montgomery, AJa..'4
Now Orleans. La. . . 82
New Tork. N. Y.... 80
North Head, Wash. 68
Oklahoma, Okla, .. SS
Omaha, Neb, ...... 7S
Philadelphia, Pa, ., 82
Phoenix, Aria. .....100
Pocatello, Idaho . i.- i
Portland, Or. 87
Reno, Nev .. 82
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MEETING ItOTICKS
41
OREOXJN COMMANDERT,
No, 1, BEnignte xempiai
Soeclal conclave this (Tues-
1t evening In Masonla
Vm' Temple, at 8 o'clock, Vlsit
S , Ing Sir Knights ore courte
' - ously invited.. Order of. the
Red Croea.
- W. 8. MACRtTM. Recorder.
X SAT - neighbor, come up
to the meeting of George
Washington Camp tonight
... M mimi.
at lis llth at i wisn to
waei" apak to you. Alt vrslthtsH
V H. A FREDRICH. Clerk.
1VANHOE Lodge No. 1. K. of P., meet
inis,'iuuair. vr . .Tv.
llth, and Aide?. , : & M. LANCE, .
v -. i oi n. b.
M. W. A. Oregon Orapt Camp. No. tilt.
and Washington sta. .
M. W. A. Evergreen Camp. 64(6. meets
Wednesdsy svenlngra. Allaky bldg, Sd
and Morrison eta - -
marriage: LICENSES
John Haglund, Warren, Or, 12, and
Wenilla Sophia Jutb, 24. i, "
William H. White, 421 North 2$d gt.
i as, ana Mrs. tioui. i v,
I D. A. Paise, 696 Front st, 15. and Al-
, Ice Gladdia. IS.
J. M. Morlar, Melbourne, Wash, 28,
'and Blanche Sheldon. It.
' Jean Berrest. Palmer, Or, 2C, and VIc
.toria Trlckey. J.
I -John X Etohlson. Oregon City, 26,
' and llr A. Itughea. 38. . ,
i WEDDING card TV. O. Smith A Co..
Waahlngton blJg, corner 4tb and
I Waehlnrtin sta '
CLARKE BROS., florists; fine flowers
ana floral dlgn. 16 Morrlwon St.
MAX Vt F MH ilTfi -riit ISO 6th IL ep-
rrH MMt ri Krenra Main 7IJ5.
1 I IT f L LK F f S au
Unique Tailoric
Its for rent; all siaea
oring Co, 303 Stark st
BIUTII3
KALM To Mr. and Mrs. Sidney B.
Kaim, Glenwood . station, Jupe 29, a
son ' "
MINICK To Mr. and Mrs. James Rob
ert Minlck, 215 Portland boulevard,
June 7, a eon. ,
SINCLAIR To Mr. and Mrev A. C. Sin
clair, 484 Eaat Burnslde street, June
20, a daughter. . .
PASMA To Mr. and Mrs, John " Pas
ma, city, June 26, a son. v
ORR ELL To Mr. and Mra Burt Or
rell, 864H East Morrison street, June
22, a son.
WHITNET To Mr. and Mrs. H. E.
Whitney, 1061 Deturlot - street, June
26. a eon.' . .
BROWN To Mr. and Mrs. George Aj
urown, 'i-wenty-eeventn and Jinou
streets, July 4, a daughter.
BUCKLER To Mr. and Mra H. F.
. Buckler, 136 .Twenty-sixth -street
north, June "29, a son. r
M'GEE To Mr. and Mrs. James D. Mo
Gee, 240 East Sixteenth street, June
20, a son.
TOPRINZI To Mr. and Mra Joseph To
- prinzl, 489-. East Nineteenth street,
June 26, a daughter.
BOWMAN To . Mr. and vMrs. Oliver
Bowman, Stewart Park, June 29, a
son. , ,
CAZTUS-To Mr. and Mrs. Dominick
Cactus, 422 Patten road, July 1, a son.
KOSAKO To Mr. and Mrs. Tasukichi
Kosako. 24 North Fourth street, June
27, a daughter.
M'KEAN To Mr. and Mra Charlee Mo
Kean 128 Stanton street, June 5, a
son.
HBNNINGS To "Mr. and Mrs- Henry
PIKE To Mr. 'and Mrs. Harold C. Pike,
802 Nelson street, July 2. a son.
HUCKER To : Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Hacker, city, June 28, a son. '
SALE To Mr. and Mrs. Richard H.
Sale, .1110 Eaat Harrison, street, June
26, a son, ,
SANFORD To Mr. and Mrs. S. San-
ford, 142 East Forty-seventh street
June 19, a son.
SEARS To Mr. and Mrs, M. Sears. East
' Twcnty-thlrd and Marlon avenue, June
28, a son.' 'i ' -. i
DEATII&
M'GINNIS In this city, July J, Mary L.
MoQinnls, aged 72 years, beloved wlfs
of Luke and mother of William J. Mc
Ginnia of this city, Frank McGlnnis of
Carlton. Or., and Bernard P. McGlnnis
of San Francisco, Cal. Remains at Dun
ning, McEntee A Gilhaugh's parlors. An
nouncement of funeral later.
METER At her residence. 104 Maxwell
ave., Mrs. Barbara Meyr, aged 73
years, 9 months. Ncftioe of funeral rater.
STEVENS July 6. at 420 East Twenty
second street north, Susan Amanda
Stevens, aged 83 years; old age.
SAUNDERS July 4, at Good Samaritan
hospital, Charles W. Saunders, aged
SO years: embolus.
JANE July 4, at 4S0 Fourth' street
Elizabeth Ellen Jane, aged 31 years)
Sneumonla. -
ULIEN July 4. at North Pacific Sani
tarium, Julien A. Julian, aged 43
Sears; heart disease.
CHOONMAKER June 80, at Tilla
mook, Frank M. Schoonmaker, aged 24
years, i-j-v-, -f -
DRUCK July I, at 910 East Eighth
street Henry Druck, aged 31 years,
pneumonia; 1 ,
LaHET July r st 421 Eaat Ninth
street James Madison Lahey, aged 64
years; mitral insufficiency.
POLLOCK July 3, at Salem, Robert
pollock, aged 83 years. j
MUTTELMULLER June 25, at 408
Front street north,. Martin Muttel
muller, aged 1 months; pneumonia.
MILLER July 1, at Haselwell station,
Annie Miller, ag1 J8 years; carbolic
acid poisoning. ,
COX June 20, at Seaside, Or,, James
Cox) aged 68 years; heart disease.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
DUNNING. M'ENTEB gn GILBAUOII.
Undertakers and embalmers: modern
in every detail. Seventh and Pine. Main
480. Lady assistant.
T CDf UThe ; east side undertaker.
LCJK-l,rj,Lady assistant D-18SS; East
781. 420 East Alder. - - -
J. P. Finlcy & Son M.'iU"-
UdT attendant. "Main w, A-l.
2ELLEK-BYRNES CO, undertakers; 270
jtuwarti; j,Bt jvaa. iooy wiBtant
M'ENTEE-ERICKSON CO.. ' undertakers;
lady sss't 409 Alder at. Both phnntq
ROSE CITT CUMETEKY
Phones C-8114 and A-4444.
EAST SIDE funeral directors, succonrf-
ors to F. 8. Dunning, Inc. E. 83, B-2626
EDWARD H Oil MAN. underUksr. 220
BUSINESS CARDS
PACIFIC Title ft Trust Co.. the leading
abstractors. 204-6-8-7 Failing bldg.
HAVE your abstracts made oy the Title
St Trust company. 7 Chamber of Com.
merce.
LAWYERS Abstract & Trust Co room
6 Board of Trade bldg.; abstract a
Specialty.
NEW TODAT.
DIRT CHEAP
: That's the way we sell lota at
GREGORY HEIGHTS. Coma and
see. It's cheaper to live in your own
borne than to pay rent. Let us ex
plain our FREE RENT FOR SIX
MONTHS proposition. It's a winner
fpr you.' ' - -
See our beautiful lota for only
$160 and up; $5-down and $3.60 a
month. . "! ' .-
Also build homes and sett on your
own terms. No forfeiture if pay
ments deferred account sickness or
lose of employment
Come in at your own convenience,
bring this ad and we will take you
out In our automobile and show this
splendid property. ,
N-J INYESTltllNlLCO.SX-i1
418 Corbett Bil, tb and MorHaon.
CAPITOL HILL
On the Oregon Electric Railway, 5 cent
car fare, in Portland proper, inside the
city limits. 18 minutes' ride from the
business center, all full lota 60x10 feet
...k innnnHl itrtcu and sidewalks:
city and .mountain Ylew unsurpassed,
no stone or gravel, all fn grass plot
Prices $200 to $400 per lot. Title per
fect Complete aosiracs ot iiu w un
furnished free te every purchaser. Take
the Oregon Eleetrio car at Front and
Jefferson streets for Jpitol Hill and
see for yourself. . ;' ,
- trLOHXssrr $ siotb,
401-t KcXay Bldf. - rhone acala 1068.
7 Chicago-New
York Electric 7
- Air line railroad stock. Better than
loaning your money; raya 7 per cent
and will double many times in value, as
the road is completed.
roBTivajri) orncs sas ltjubeh-
. SCEirS BLDG, 8TK ST.
$9.50 Per Acre
In If mllen of Portland nwr rallrvn.1.
good lO'l. $S5Q cfl baiHnra li-nj
time. Four hundre-J and eighty acre.
63 I.TJT4BESMSS3 I.IG, 3TH ST.
XEW TODAY"
Klam
alii. 1 liij
The Land of Opportur.i:ijs
- Now is the time to Una up and ,.t
In on the ground floor and get hold of
a piece of land that will yield you more
than ten fold
No. 1
80 acres, only 7 miles from Klamath
Falls, all fenced In good shape, and 1
acres of fine wheat set to alfalfa, one
acre of potatoes end onions, a fine gar
den and 7 acres under-the government
ditch. Price 3D per acre, on very easy
terms. ,
No. 2
1120 acre. 15 miles from Klamath -Falls,
and 800 acres of this la go-d
farm land, and the ' balance . natural
meadow and pasture land. A snap not
to be found anywhere in the weet any
more at the remarkably low price of
38 per acre, and easy terms. - ,.
Clarke County Farms
90 Acres
In Clarke county, fine house and barn;
fine springs and. orchard; 10 acres
cleared; liooo worth of timber; only
13500 and can, give terms. -
. " 40 Acres
In Clarke county, Wash.; 6 acres bear
ing apple orchard, 8 acres under cultiva
tion; watered with springs; rolling land.
Price 3850.
60 Acres ; ''
In Clarke v county, - Wash.; fine black
loam, one third level land, 80 acres un
der, cultivation; watered with springs;
fine bearing-orchard in good condition;
good barn, and1 lumber for new houef.
V4 1 mile to school and postoffice; 15
head of cattle, fine team, 2 sets of har
ness, chicken a. hogs and all tools go
for 84500, $2500 cash, balance to suit
at 6 per cent ......
Coast Realty Co.
220 Lumber Exchange. 2d and Stark 8t
A Fine Home in
Irvington Parle
Lot 50x100, fine new house, 7
rooms, - just completed, and built "of
concrete blocks. Price $3500.
small payment down and balance $25
per month.
COAST REALTY CO.
220 Lumber Exchange, 2d and Stark
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE 10
2 Bargaias
No. 1 A rtne building site. Council
Crest Park, 2 fine views; this is an un
adulterated snap and Is $1000 below
value; $600 handles; must be taken by
Wednesday. .
" No. 26 acres Vt mile from city
limits; nothing so good at near tlia
price; owner going east. Theee ada
will not appear agatn. They won't need
to. W-S, Journal. '" -
$200 -Cash'
Buys a strictly modern 6 room bunga
low with bath, paneled dining room
built in buffet Hnen and room closets,
combination light fixtures and water, tea
and electricity now in hoime, improved
street high 45x95 lot and lawn see1Hi.
cement waika to and around house. This
Is 2 blocks north of the W. R. car on
E. 84th st and is a snap at $2200. Own
er next door. No, 4S0 K.' 34th st Phone
B-1831. Tabor 1129.
..LOOEHERE'
ONE ACRE APPLE ORCHARD
All la bear in a. close to--Mount 'Scot
carllne; So fare; on main county road.
adjoining city Umlts; QUIcki saie - lor a
MT. SCOTT REAL ESTATE CO,
- 840 E. Ankeny St. East 704. ;
Lents Tabor 1433.
"WnyReat?"
$1200 will buv through us a modern.
room house, with hot and cold ,water.
Oatn, lOllOl, Sinn arm -
on lot and a half, less tnanv wo blocks
from Bt jonns nr on imsnni., -darrt
station: 1-1 cash, balance monthly
THE WILLIAM 9 INVESTMENT CO,
;m:.illaHcigMs99'-::;
" Are you looking for a choice lot over,
looking; the river and cltyT Villa
Helghrs will m.it.you. Call or phone)
and we will " show you this .beautiful
W?fi0REHOirSB INVESTM'NT CO.-1
- Room 6. -Lumbermen s BHg.
14 Acres
e. Sea rinrkumAi river.
- Oil U8B vtrvt iiroi n - - - -
on the a -W. P. electric line; It R. sta
tion on the ,arouna; no oener iu i
W. ft. MOREHOUSE INVESTM'NT CO.
Room S. ijumnernmn '"B- r
- - -.- lCOxlCO "
Situated on Maiding avenue, 100 feet
from the carline. In the choice residence
i...t, nt RAllwnnrl. Prtre 31150. - '
W H. MOREHOUSE INVESTM'NT CO.
Room 6. Lumbermen's HMg.
"" i A Bargain
m . . ..ia r ,, . 1 nh am Trilllnra-
worth ave., the best buy in the market
for the monev; price $S0.
k.Q Cia.llan.1 PMir
160 buya 6 room cottage, i bW-ks from
. xinnnV Hmti ear line: 3100 down, bal
ance $19 per month.
-Spencer &. Cc-
imi za si.
WE Bl ILD ARfTStiC HOMto.
Rm in for nlans and easy payment
methods. - ;
19A HfnhAwW' lil,..
Afternoon. Main 2609.
FOR. SALE For caah. some very !-
, . VL.taulll. rl i , ' l.Hik .
IOI. wii iiuii.iii-
your own interest and buy now; j-:-t
east ox vne umu -..,
na tail unsan sis.
5. Glian St. -
GOOD buy, 2 blocks from Killings"!
I block rrom .. -
from paved st f room mmlem ho .
JJouO; $3u0 -rtown, balance lle r'-'
Wade Real Eatate Co.. 614 t.eti.
b!lg.
Fcr Sills Fit t:it
100x100 withtn block of 2 ''';
7 room bunealo. if""". f"
Ar-plv to owrer. M iin 4 . : . A n ;
Pgr" SALE 4 f"t .--i ; - 1
re!denoe, te fotlowins r -$Sf,ft-
growth - tir. I .
sroath fir. $?. Ki.J i ;
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