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THE-' OREGON DAILY.- JOURNAL; PORTLAND., .WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 21, 1909. .
FALCOfl ARRIVES
; ; mis
.American-Hawaiian Steamer
Has Large .New York
and European Cargo.
CAUGHT IN ICE IN
ALASKAN WATERS
On AVay From Nome City Falcon
Is Held for Twenty-four Honrs
In Ice Will Remain on This Bun
for Some Timer
:5elr . .reservations ahead by mail If
uv uumws oi xne city.
. The steamer Breakwater wflt sail at
I o clock thla evening- for Cooa Bay.
. ' ULinrvE notes fe::;""; ;-
On her first trip for the American'
Hawaiian Steamship company, the
team schooner Falcon, Captain L. J,
" Bchage, arrived at - the Columbia dock
this morning about 9 o'clock.
. bringing New ' Tork and American
freight, which came by way of Sallna
. Crux to San Francisco. .
. Captain Scbag said that . after the
. first 24 hours out, when they had pret
' jty strong-. headwinds, ' the trip up waa
very pleasant and the-weather waa all
that could be asked for. ' On the way
,' up tne Falcon passed - the. Norwegian
collier Thor, whloh carries coal regular-
. ly ' between . San Francisco and JPugret
sound porta
This is the v second time Captain
6chage has been here with the Falcon,
, having been here once last summer
while the Falcon was under charter to
. Echuback & Hamilton of "Seattle.
When she was chartered by the American-Hawaiian
company she was In Alas-
ka, being on her first trip up there
this season, and on her trip from Noma
to San Francisco she made the run in
IS days, from the time she left, there,
: or 12 actual running, as she was caught
In the ice for 24 hours in Bering sea.--
Captain Schage said that there was a
great deal of ice in those waters this
year, and the Falcon cot into floes,
, both On her trip up to Nome and on the
' way back. There was a strong current,
he said and the ice floated around so
that It soon surrounded the vessel and
she could not' move out of It for 24
' hours. In spite of this, however, she
was not damaged any, and made a very
.quick .passage to San Francisco. j.
She will remain on this run" as "long
. as the Riverside continues" to make
trips . between San Francisco and 8a
Ifna Cms. Mexico, which will ..probably
be for elsht or nine trips and possibly
more. "
jjer cargo is made up of about 1000
tons of merchandise from New York
and Europe.
STEAM SCHOONERS RACE
: Northland Beats Steamers May f air
')". and Cascade Into Port.
' Another race was Indulged in by the
steamer Northland, which arrived at the
Couch street dock last night, on her way
up from San Francisco, In which she
beat two steam schooners, bound for this
. port. .
The Mayfalr end the Cascade were the
vessels she left behind on the way un,
both having; left San . Francisco a few
; hours behind her. Another ' steam
schooner, the Francis H. Leggett, bound
for Puget sound, was also one of the
contestants, t but was left " behind off
Point Arena with the others. The North-
land left San Francisco Saturday night
at 9 o'clock, somewhat behind the other
steamers, , but ' beat , the Mayfalr In by
almost a day.
Her cargo consists of 1000 barrels of
asphalt and '60 tons of general merchan
dise. She will load 860,000 feet of lum
ber at the Portland mills for-her re
turn trip to San Fraiwlsco.-
The steam schooner Thomas L. Wand
also arrived last night and Is unload
: In a: her cargo at the Oak street dock.
Captain Peterson said that they had an
ordinary trln. the weather being plcas
- ant all of the way up to the mouth of
the Columbia. She had aboard 400 tons
of cement and S25 tons of general mer
chandise, principally sugar and salt. She
will leave here tonight for Everett,
where she will load lumber and cedar
poles, the latter for the Western Eleo-
n company, ior Her cargo back to
Ban Tancisco.
HEMUK IBSEN IN PORT
' Astoria, July Jl. Arrived at' 8:30 t,
m. and left up at 11.15 p. in..' Nor
wegian steamer Henrlk ' ; Ibsen ; from
Hongkong and way porta Arrived at
7 a. m. and sailed at 10 a, to, steamer
Mayfalr from San Francisco. Arrived
down and sailed at 6:39 a. m.. steamer
O. W. Elder for San Pedro and way
ports;; steamer J. B. Stetson for San
Francisco. Sailed at 10 a. m..' steamer
Sue H. Elmore for Tillamook.
Astoria July 20. Left up at 6:16
m.. steamer Northland. Arrived at
so n. m. and left up at 7:ev t. m..
steamer Cascade from San Francisco.
Arrived at 9:80 and left up at 10 p.
m steamer f alcon rrom can Tan-
clsco. Arrived down at 8 p. m. and
sailed at 10,-80 p. m., steamer W. S.
Porter for San Francisco.
San Francisco, July 20. Arrived at
Sailed at 3 p. m., steamer Shoshone
for Portland. Arrived at 8 p. m..
steamer Nome City from Portland.
Sailed at d. m.. steamer Asuncion:
at T p. m., steamer Majestic for Port
land
San Diego, July SI. Arrived yester
day, tug Hercules with log raft from
Columbia .river. .
' Coos Bay, July 20. Sailed, steamer
Alliance for Portland.
Gray's Harbor, July 81.---Arrfved yes
terday, steamer Hoqulam from Port
land. Sailed yesterday, steamer, Daisy
Freeman for San Francisco.
Astoria July 21. Wind northwest.
weather cloudy, sea smooth. ;
Tides at Astoria HEednesday: High
water 8:80 a. m., 7.Treet; 4:10 p. m..
7.7 feet. Low water 10:05 a. m- 1
foot; 10:45 p, nu 1.8 feet
Notice to Mariners.
The following notice has been. Issued
by V, S. Houston, lieutenant, U. a N,
assistant to the inspector, Twelfth
lighthouse district, from Honolulu, T. H.
The following affects the list of
lights and fog signals. Pacific coast,
108. naae 70. No. SI 8. fLtBt Of Lights.
Buoys, and Daymarks, Twelfth Light
house subdlBtrict, mo, page iz.i
Hawaii Kailua light station. Hawaii
island; to be located on Kukallimokui
nnlnt. about V. mile to the westward
of Kalillkl point," northerly; side of the
entrance to Jiaiiua Day, westerly comi
of the island of Hawaii. -
On or about September 1, 1808. there
will be established at this station, a
fixed rA lens lantern llarht about 80
feet above the water, and 40 feet above
the ground, to be . shown from a lead
colored mast having at its base a small
white house with red roof and lead, col
ored trimmings. .
MARINE INTSIXIGENCB
Palsy. Freeman.., Am. s. s..,,. Columbia
, . . - Sa stouts to toad bomber. : vv
Wellesley. Am. sa ..... . Baa Francisco
Carlos, Am. sa. ......... San Francisco
Cascade, Am. sa . . San Francisoo
Olympic, Am. ss. ....... ..Ban FrannUco
Casco .................. San Francisco
Inca, Am. sob...... San Francisco
Bowdoln, Am. str. ...... 8an Francisco
E. H. Wood, Am. sch ...San Francisco
Marhof f er '. . .San Francises
H. H. Bendixen. in. sch. Ban Francisco
Johan Poulsen. Am. ss..,.San Francises
Noruiiand, Am. sa, San Francisco
Oeo. W. irwnwlrk. Am ss..Ban Francisco
M. 8. .Dollar, Br. as.. China
Haael Dollar, Br. ss. . . . .. Japan
Sa aVmto With Oemsst and OensraL
Poltallock. Br. sh. .. ......... ; .Antwerp
wavertree, Br. sn....,,...Knesmereport
Bibln Chevaye. FT. bit. .Antwerp
frown or oermanv. nr. bk. ...Antwerp
Genevieve Mollnoa Fr. bk. ... .Antwerp
narecnaei de uaatries, Fr. Dk..uiasgow
General Faldherbe, Fr. bk. Antwerp
uaei. Ft. ok. . . . ionaon
La Roche tnnuelln. B. bk. .Antwern
y-- me. Fr. bk. cnernourg
Bossuet Fr. blc. .Antwerp,
lurnesc learonve. hit Hnmnnra
CrlUon, Fr. bk. Antwera
Xn.Boute to JtomA Oram.
Le Pelier, "Fr. bk.. oublfn
Le Hermlta Fr. b. . .Newcastle. N. 8 W
Nejllly, Fr. bk. Limerick
Cornil Bart, Fr. bk.. Hobart
Ltsbeth, Oer. sh. ...... ......San Diego
Mioneiet. Jr. bic Fleetwood
Turgot. Fr. bk Hull
Andre Theodore, Fr. bk. Iauique
Montcalm, Fr. bk. .......... . .. Adelaide
Xegnlar "Xlnsrs
Alliance. Coos Bay'.
Js-to - Arrive.
, July 21
...July 28
. ...July 2S
.....July 25
,;v;;juiy 28
.....July 28
....Aug. 1
.....Aug. 2
.... Sept. S
....Sept. It
4 Captain Stan divlt Will Be Married
MTiile Here Bride Ftom Norway.
: After a remarkably quick passage, the
, Norwegian - steamer Henrlk Ibsen, Cap
., tain-. StandevlU, arrived in Astoria this
morning at :I0 o'clock, from Hong'
kong and way porta She was only 17
days In making the trip from Yokoha
ma, whlcn place sba left on July 8.
Jmmedlatelyi upon his arrival in As
toria, Captain Standevlts telephoned to
Captain F. C Hagemann asking If Miss
r reaeriKKe - riansen, nis prospective
nae irom jaergen, ixorway, nad ar
ceived a telegram from her saying' that
she would leave St. Paul Thursday
nlirht. and that she TrTwrf1 tr m rrivM
in this city Sunday , morning. The
marriage oi captain Standevits and
Miss Hansen will take place Immediate
ly upon ner arrival nere.
The Henrlk Ibsen, which operates
between here and oriental ports for the
foruana Asiatic steamship company,
has aboard a large lot of jute bags and
- merchandise from Chinese and Japanese
ports, there being no overland freight
on her. For her return trip across the
Pacific, the company has already ae
, cured 10.000 barrels of old wheat flour
' for Hongkong and 0 0,000 feet of lum-
. rer ror various cnlnese porta. This Is
. the last flour available for export here.
? ' SCO WTO WN ON 3IOVE
. Must Get Outside of the Harbor
Limits.
' Scowtown wss on the move this mora
lng. and at 7:20 o'clock the, steamer
Agnes had about a dosen scows In tow
at one time, taking them down the river
out of the harbor limits.
Harbormaster Speier has been work-
tna- for some time nant tn hm
dwellers on scows at the foot of East
Main street removed, as the colony was
v . . ..... u . . . . . 1 1 . i h .i 'ii it j iiir
disease. Through his efforts. William
, M. Ladd. Owner of the adiolnlnr nron.
erty, gave them orders to move yester
- day. and the result was that the exodus
' began this -morning.
ALONG THE WATERFRONT
The launch Eva, Captain Amos, has
been fitted up with a temporary pro
peller and was put in commission again
The steam schooner Casco went down
the river this morning on her way to
Ooble. . She has been loading 200.000
feet of lumber, at the Inman-Ponluit
tntlls.. r - - -
Ous Dan son, owner of the' launch
which was run 1 down- by the steamer
Hustler bvet Saturday night because
she showed no lights, was fined 8200
yesterday by Customs Inspector Mal
colm, for not havtng'lampa The launch
Is being hfld until the payment of the
fine is made. - . v . . .
The steamer Suveric wlll come up
from Llnnton tomorrow to the Inman
Poulsen mills to finish loading 8.O00.000
feet of lumber of the Pacific Export
Lumber company, before going back to
puget sound. , -.
It is enpected tha the steamer Tele
phone will be In readiness to leave for
Pan Frnel-o by Tuewlay. Arrange
ments art being made with a tug on Pu-
ft tiotind. whlchls on ,its way. south.
o tow her. - - ' '-: '
TwenlV passengers were left behind
bv the teamer G'o. W. Elder when she
rvilerf iBut nltrht, all accommodations be
Ing taken People wishing to go south
.i the Hoanoke and tlder should make
Breakwater, Coos Bay
Roanoke. San pedro
Sue H. Elmore ,
Hose City, San Francisoo .
Argo,- Tillamook
Geo. W. Elder, San Pedro
State of California, S. F. .
Rygia,
Bella, orient
Begnlar Uaers 1ms to 2part.
Alliance. Ceos Bav July 17
Geo. W. Elder, San Pedro. .... .July 20
Sue H. Elmore July 20
Argo, Tillamook July 21
Breakwater, Coos Bay July 21
Falcon, San Francisco ..iJuly;28
State Of California, San Fran.. July 24
Roanoke, San Pedro ........ ....July 27
Rose City, San Francisco....;. ..July. 31
Henrlk Ibsen, orient. ........... Aug. 1
RygJa, orient ......... ; Sept. IS
Tassels xa Von,
Levland Bros.. Br. sh .......... .O. W. P.
Donna Franceses, Br. bk. Astoria
Churchill, Am. sch........ Astoria
Alvena, Am. sen...... Asioris
W. F. Jewett Am. sch..... Astoria
Washington, Am. sa !. Linn ton
Neotsf leld, Br, bk , ...O. W. P.
Brabloch.. Brbk..... ....Oceania
Comoeer. Am. as. ......... . ... .Rainier
Henrlk Ibsen .............. ... ..Astoria
Mabel Gale, Am. scK. .......... Astoria
Matterhorn, Br. sh Centennial
Olenalyon, Br. sh ............. . Ocean le
C. 8. Holme. Am. sch. ........Astoria
Thos. L. Wand, Am. sa Couch street
Northland, Am. sa Oak street
. M.VU. . ...... . ........... .
Carmel, Am, sa Oak Point
William H. Macey: Am. sh. .Tongue Pt
Gulf Stream.-Br. bk... Elevators
State of California ; Ainsworth
Schwartsenbek. Ger. bk. .Inman-Poulsen
Shna Tak. . . . ............... .Columbia
Hawaii, Am. schr ...Inman-Poulsen
Suveric. Br. ss. Llnnton
Matterhorn, Br. . bk. ............ Stream
CoL VlUebols Marenil. Fr. bk.. Australia
Bayard. Fr. blc... Australia
Vlnoennes. Fr. bk............. Limerick
Bldart, Fr. bk ...Nagasaki
Marechal Castries. Fr. bk...... Glasgow
Pierre Lotl, Fr. bk ......Falmouth
Manx King. Br. sh Antwern
Colony. Br. sh .London
David D Angers, Fr. ship. London
Altalr. Br. bk. Newcastle. Eng.
Comlllebank, Br. sh., Newcastle. N. S. W.
Crown of Germany, Br. bk..... Antwerp
Babln Chevyaa Fr. bk... ...... Antwern
Gael, Fr. bk .......London
Gsn Fardherbe, Fr. bk .Antwerp
Hoche. Fr. sh.. Newcastle. N. S. W.
La Rocnalaouelln.-rr. blc.... Hun
Pottaloch, Br. sh.... .Antwerp
Wavertree. Br. bk ..EUlsmere
Leon Blum, Fr. sh.. ..Hull
Rene. rr. bk....... Hull
Scottish Glens, Br. sh....8an Francisco
H. D. Troop. Br. bk.. Yokohama
Marechal d'Noallles ....Antwerp
Parnassus, Ger. ship Santa Rosalia
Jordanhlll. Br. bk . .Ouaymas
Walkure, Oer. sa ....New Zealand
Duquesne, . Fr. bk .Point Plrie
Glenholm. Br. ship Honolulu
Nan tea Fr. bk. Hobart
Sully, Fr. bk... Dunklrke
Jean Bart, Fr. bk .Ipswlck
Ha Bouts With OosJL
Hoche. Tr. .bk. ..... .Newcastle, N. 8. W.
Jolnvilla, Fr. bk.... Newcastle, N. 8. W.
Bongalnville, Fr. bk ..Swansea
Oil Carrier sa Xoute.
Atlas, Am. ss...... San Francisco
Asuncion, Am. as San Francisco
Argyle, Am. sa. San Francisco
Taft Invited to Salem.
(Br Journal Leased Salem Wire. I
- Salem, Or., Jul- tl. Governor Frank
Benson this morning forwarded a formal
Invitation to President Taft to visit
Salem on his western trip this fall.
Following is the message sent the Presi
dent by Governor Benson:
"Salem, Or., July 21, 1909. William
H. Taft. President, White House. Wash
ington, D. C. I heartily second Con
gressman Willis C Hawley's invitation
to you to visit the Oregon state capital
on your western tour. I trust you may
be able to speak here. - (Signed)
"FRANK W. BENSON.
"Governor.' '
Companies Incorporated.
- (Br Joaraai Leased Salasv Wlre.l
Salem, Or., July 21. Articles of in
corporation have been filed in the of
fice of the secretary of state as fol
lows: i
The Crater Lake club; principal place
of business, Medford; capital stock,
82500; incorporators. J. D. Heard, W.
M. Golvlg and C F. Young.
Umatilla Railway ft Electrio Power
company; principal place of business,
Pendleton, Or.; capital stock, 2100,000;
incorporators. Douglas Betts, A. R, Tur
ner and Charias J. Smith.
STAGE VILLAIN DOES
. HIS PART TOO WELL
' , - 1 - -
St. Petersburg, July 81. Word comes
from Saratoff of a terrible tragedy en
acted there on the stage of the National
theatre In full view of a large audience.
In the third act of the play which was
beina; given the heroine la shot bv a re
jected suitor, and dies -in the arms of
ner aweetneart, wno arrives on tne scene
soon afterwards. On the night of the
traaredv. to the. astonishment of the au
dience. H. Tashnakoff, who was .acting
the villain, made no attempt to shoot
the girl but' Put bullet through the
heart of her lover, who was waiting for
his cue to ant ear. then shot the sirl. and
finally turned the revolver against him
self and fired. " Several women in-the
audience fainted, and a great many oth
er persons sustained injuries in the
panic that ensued while endeavoring to
force their way out of the theatre. The
motive of the crime aboears to have
been Jealousy, the actors having really
represented the parts they played.
LACKED 30 CENTS ..:
; OF LICENSE EEE
VV ' v;' tCnlteo Prea Leased Wire.) ' ' .
Vanoouver, B. C, July SI. Just 30
cents would have kept Bert Kdwaras of
Taooma out of jail and prevented untold
mental suffering on the part Of a heart
broken mother, according to a state
ment made to Chief of Polloe Duley of
Tacoma. wno started back to Tacoma
last night. with Kd wards, who will face
a charge, of .. kidnaping a young girl
or tnat city. -? .'. , , : - j
v Edwards met the girl, who is but 16
years old, and made a proposal of mar
riage -le ner. tine consented, out ca
wards had little money and on accoun
of the recently enacted law in Wash
Ington requiring the payment of fees
for medical examination and numerous
other incidentals to securing a lioense,
tney determined to elope to Vancouver,
wnere tne expense is less. .
Alter wevurin m, mnramf piace nere,
Kd wards found., he lacked, 30 cents of
having enough money to secure a mar
riage license. So he took a position as
a . teamster for a creamery and was so
engaged wnen arresteo. -
RL&TURE'S
TONIC
Th yerw neat tnalorltr of persons need a tonlo la tha Sorina or ear 1-7
cummer. Ann system unaergoes onange at xaa season ana tne ennre
physical machinery is disturbed. The General bodily weakness. - a tired.
worn-out feeling, fickle appetite, poor digestion, a half sick feeling and a
general run-down condition of the system, show, that the blood Is weak or
anaemic, ana a blooa purifying tonlo is needed to bulla up the deranged
system and enrich the blood, v. The use of B. S. S. at this time may save
you from a long spell of sickness, and it will certainly prepare you for the
long, hot Summer. - Many people have put off using a tonlo until the system
Decame so wvaxenea ana aepietea it coma not successfully throw oa disease
germs, and have paid for the neglect with a spell of fever, malaria or some
other debilitating sickness. 8. 8. 8. Ms Nature's Ideal tonlo. , It Is a
composition of the extracts and iuloes of roots, herbs and barks which
sclenoe and experience have proven are best fitted for a tonlo to the human
system, it contains no minerals of any kind and is therefore perfectly safe
for persons of any age. 88. 8. tones up the stomach and digestion, rids
the system of that tired, worn-out feeling, and Imparts vigor and strength
to every part of the body. It purifies and enriches the blood, stimulates
the secreting and excreting members to better action, quiets the over
stnunsa nerves, ana mages one leei potter in every way.
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Herbs and Buds which are gathered in
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his treatments no mercury or poisons
are used. His prescriptions are
lutelv safe, sore and nalnlsss.
All the disease known to the medical
profession nave oome under nis ears.
I, Ike his forefathers, he has made 18 a
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WEATHER REPORT
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
The north Paclflo high pressure area I Eleanor Watklns to V. D. Jones,
has moved east to Montana, and the! lot IS. block 11. Taborslde. . . .
crest of - the eastern high pressure area R. L. Stevens, sheriff, to John
now overlies the Virginias. . The north- H. Montgomery, lots 6 and In;
ern portion of the western trough of low , amended ' plat -of Bowne addl-'
pressure has developed intto a disturb- - tion . ...'......,.... .'
ance v of considerable energy whloh Is H. S. Clodf alter- and 'wife . to '
central over the-Red River valley of Charles J. Moore, lot 9, block
the. North. A new storm, evidently of 20, Woodlawn . .. ...... i..'
marked energy, Is moving - inland be- Arthur W, Glese to Ed Loder. j
tween Galveston and New Orleans- The in kiA.i, k nu.. .Hitinn
"""o&e" SWJ?.TJK 8am L. J..'Loder. lot- 7. block
coolef In southern Idaho - and south'
eastern Montana and warmer in the in
terlor of California and along the At
, 1
S.1H
8,000
i.oso
a 6. Giese'a addition . ...... 900
" I C J. Reed et al to' Benage 8.
J Josslyn, lots-67 and 68. Cedar ;
. ....... i- . .i i : nm ...-..i. ...... ... . .itvv
cSSllnaTThV temperatur;! has also VJZn1" 1l
risen ln the lower Mississippi valley. JjLIJSi'iX'iS V
bt-u ai uia lower aiJBHtBaiuui vuioy. I riA-i ii. v..-i j o
The Indications are for fair weather Gertie Clark and husband to P,
in this district tonight and Thursday, i -i jyior, ot,7, pioca 7, turei
except t in western Washington, where JvPv1.' . "Ai W,'''! "m 'a.'
the conditions are favorable for showers H?D .fno P-.t0 Michael N. Ba-
Thursdav. It will be cooler Thuradav in -.lots 16, II ano
western Oregon . anri Washlnaton .'mx. f : 10ck. J. Fortune Flacs. .. .
Cept near the coast. .
uregon Fair tonight.
William Selover and wife to Ef-
1 V .a A L1nnl.
portion. Thursday fair east, ..nore&itnr 72?iV2iVli V'Ai-'a l
,ui uua wAcoyt near uw -. vaniioia
Wind. :'---- -. . - kl
TBT nl. ( .A - . VW I A. . 1 A. a
shoVeri'-liear -oa.rK v .ck VC.n-
east. showers west portion, cooler ex- j-"Ta "Mni.VinThn.'M ' iA
cept nearcoast. ; Variable 'winds. J 111a"(,,.hu?ba,nd ,?
laano Fair tonight, warmer south.
east portion.; Thursday fair.
TemD.
Max. : Mln.
AManta. Ga. 84 70
Baker City, Or. ... 78 48
Boise, Idaho .......84 68
Buffalo. N. T. ..... It a
Calgary, Alberta 78 , 44
Chicago, I1L 88 84
Denver, Co!o.V..... . 8 68
Edmonton, Ala, .... 78 . 44
El Paso. Texas .... 74 ,. ., 48
Flagstaff. Aria .. 78 - 48
Galveston. - Texas 90 12
Helena, Mont .. . i78 48
Independence, Cat. 9 1 ' 60
Kalispell, Mont .... 68 - 44
Kansas City. Mo... , 86 66
Lewlston. Idaho ... 90 . 66
Los Angeles, Cat.. 80 68
Marshfield, Or. 66 ' 48
New Orleans. La.... 80 , 7
New Tork. N. T.... 88 . '64
Nome, Alaska ..... 64 . 46
North Head, Wash. 66 66
No. Yakima. Wash. 8(1 - R
Oklahoma, Okla, .,.. ! 68
Omaha, Neb. ... . 80 78
Phoenix, Arts. .....100 . 78
Pocatello, Idaho .V. ' 80 48
Portland, Or. 70 64
Pr"ce Albert Sask.. 78 : 61
Red Bluff. Cal. ..: OR . l
Reno, Nev. ........ SJ : 48
Roseburg, Or. ...,; 88 60
Salt Lake. Utah ... kt un
Ban Francisco, Cat 72 62
Beattle, Wash. .... 72 64
Bpokane. Wash. ... 88 Kl
Tonopah, Nev. ..... 84 v 64
victoria. B. c 70 60
Walla Wfala, Wash. 88 63
Mrs. B. A. Whipple et at.' lot
; 17. block 6, Miller's addition to
Sellwood . . . . . . . .
Portland Railway, Light & Power
Co. to L. H. Maxwell, that 7.4
s. acre tract of unplatted land
lying south of and opposite
"blocks 87 and 88, Woodlawn; .
John 8. Hersha et al. to F. S.
Griffith, loU ( and 6, block 14.
,l "' viencoe jr-arg , ...,,,, .......
, game to Ruth K. Nahass, lots 19,
'X"t - uu, xi ana u, diock a,, fortune
PQ I Place uv... ............
Same to Michael N. Sahatl et at,
lots 1, 2, t and 4, block 2, For-.
tune Place ...................
T. B. McDanlel and wife to A. L.
i Gustafson,: lot 8, block 8, Ro-
chelle .t. ....... . ....
Peter Covaoovlch - and wife to
Charles Rhuddy, lot 8, block 2,
Vovlr.h
1.10 1 Charles J. Moore and wife to H.
uu ... , B. ciodfelter. 25x76 feet com-
00 1 - menclng at southwest corner '
of lot T, block 260, Holladay's
addition .... . . " ..............
Louis Verhaag to H. R. Burke.,,
west 78.6 feet of north 27.1
feet of lot 2, block 101. East
Portland - . . . ; ,
R. L. Stevens, sheriff, to R. J.
Upton, lot 17. block 12 " Kern
Park; lots 8, 6 and 7. block 8, ,
union Mira, aeea
. Precip.
.00
.00
" .00
.00
, .00
.00
.08
-.08
.60
.00
.00
.06
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.02
' .60
.00
,00
nn
.00 1 Q- P Noch to Charles Kadderly,
.0(1
.00
.00
.00
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MEETING NOTICES
41
HAWTHORNE .LODGE. No.
Ill, A. P. & A. M Stated
communication this (Wednes
day ) evening, at - 8 o'clock.
Work In the E. A. degree.
Visiting brethren welcome.
. C. E. MILLER. Sec.
ior.
)RTLaH0
CAMP i
CAMP meets every
Wednesday evening
land commencing at northwest '
corner or east' H of - lot 11.
tract "F." Overton Park ......
Alnnao Ott Tand wife to Fred
Bauer, lot 16, block 101, 8ell-
- wood i
T. S. McDanleld and wife, to Fre-
mont Everett west 60 feet of
lots 8 and . block 6, Elisa J.,
Murpnys aoomon ...........
Jonathan -Edwards to. Mary A.
Trnmer. lot 6. block 4. Walnut
Park .... .,
James M. Davis and wife to F.
M. Loftiss. lot 26, block 2,
Highland Park-1 . ; f ,-, ,-v
Edson C Surke -to Andrew Mc-
Call, 8H acres, beginning at
northwest corner of a 18 acre
tract described In deed to P. A.
Marquam Jr.
875
400
688
250
440
2,806
676
6,000
6B0
624
: 636
8,40,
800
1,258
1,000
740
800
250
6,600
1.200
1,000
1,250
1 it?' s?: Wi ,m,P,"vl2i HAVE your abstract, made jy the Title
11th St All members
requested to attend.
visitors welcome.
E. H. DEERT, C. C.
.HJSKJUAN BCoADB,
Clerk.
M. W. A. Oregon Grape Camp, Kd. 6876,
Mondays. Selllnc-Hirsch block. 10th
tnd Washington sta
M Tl? . XI. m ' ..
"1 -r imwimn vamp, oe. meeis
Wednesdav even In r a Allskv hid.. Iri
wiu raurrimn sia -
A Trust company, 7 Chamber of Com.
tnerre.
LAWYERS Abstract A Trust Co, room
BoanS of Trade bldg.: abstracts a
sneclalty. ......;-...
ABSTRACTS of title. D.
66.
Alexander ab
stract office, 418 Corbett bldg. Main
NEW TODAXV
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Bltulithto pavement for Division st
Hard" surfacing of Hawthorne sva
The new Madison st bridge.
aS'iSLiL New Clt-y ,?ark"at" Mount Tabor.
Washington sta
n.mvi! nnna
and floral d esl gn s.
florists: fine flowers
888 Morrison st
,uaa i. BMiiH. norist. 160 5th st, op.
poBiisiweier ft JhTang-a Main 7115.
The Oregon Medical Institute
291 Morriion t. Bet 4th and 5th, Portland, Oregon
The Sad
Pate t Weak Ian
u Tt. we.,rpn not only endore en the ptrrafeal tortwe of the uiseaee
itself, bnt you suffer from the ranscJouineas that row strength is gradually bnt
surely wanmg .away. The horrors of : this thought increase as your weakness
grows. It has been correctly estimated that one man in every four is afflicted
; w.It.om frm Y,tal weaknesa This weakneis taps the rery fountain source
of We. It is ever persistent, .drawing eontinaally on the' resources of bodily
"ifJ.'UJ1?. 55. Jit,-m bcom total wreck, or,, happily, avails himself of
the CERTAIN CURE I offer. My treatment U his only hope. It is to tne one
.of the most pathetic of thptights that there are thousands of afflicted men, suf
fering all the. ravages of weakness, who may never hear of the hope I offer
rin my treatment, and must therefore continue to suffer on m utter despair mrtfl the
a TO" know of my treatment, will you, too, continue to suffer whea
I offer yon a positive and lasting cure, Knowing of my treatment and the certain
cure assured rou in its application, it ep to you to avail yourself of it and once
more enjoy the full vigor of health.
I WILL GUARANTEE A CURE AND YOU
NEJtJJ NUT PAY UNTIL YOU ARE WELL SB-
fTe Keadlag SpeelaUst. '
Why Other Doctors Do Not Cure
Iwaoytw te notice tn particular bow sfleot ether speclaUets are on the subjeet ef men's WBAKNE8S. Ther
PTJl?biect ,T thr ean offer no positive ears for ft Those who do nndertaks totreat it resort
to powerful drugs, electric belts er some other mechanical claptrap, which. Instead ef curing, only agVravateTths
ailment Nearly every day I am called upon to treat ease that otTer specialists or family physYrUnshave . treat?
5i-an4'!v,d.il.eur. IB. "f17 'ryloetance I find It necessary to first rid the patlent it mit TrumouSfC
feote of the treaUnents they havareeetred at tit hands of unskilled medical men. But IguarM teat o cure ererv
wfirinV'tTwf orfUa J e ' strict ro,. to treat no uneorable.esesand : I am always
' Ninety-nine eases In a hundred are enrabla The incurable eases "are taoea" that hawe been neglected or exnerl.
S'eeminT ' iacomnt aoct' wait rw esae U eeyowd hop. Come to me while "eure
WHAT WEAKNESS IS '
I discovered many Tears aere that wsaknssa, ee-called. Is merely an Inflamed and congested condition of the
prostate glabd; that when this important glaad 8k tha diseased the result 6s a tremendous toaVofinergf which?
or Uter. Involves all the vital processes, weakens ehe heart Impairs th. stomach, kidneys and llv.r
vlUates the dlettve functions, depletes the nerroos system and eventually wrecks boto mind and body '
,yn.".? ,?d tblsdleeovery la to work ts devise a treatment that would cur weakness snd restore
e system to its former buoyauey and vital power. After ytars of untiring off art and a rat oiinditure o?
time and moky, I perteeted the saceeawful traatmeat I employ today. . expenditure of
i WHY MY TOBATiyiEIST CURES ?'V'.U
:oTS tUtdho.5 lJ&rr.?3tiV5 ,aLirnc.
Hto at onoe sbsorned by the UsseeaTwhtli ar tints sUmn to hJalTc t?
eorwUone. overcoming (nflammatlon smd oongetloB and cleartn- the blood veeW aidapuJartes iS thJTlhtr
aw Madde? T&iF&Ztf Trfa Dtarr' Blood Poisoning. Kidney
J FfRBE CONSULTATION
Call at the erne. If possible, for rree Advtee, Biamaoatloa and DUgnoela.
symptom blank, , .r ;,, , -
- JTy offioss ar sosa frem au nv tat a, ta, Sunday. : 16 to. 1 eary.
If yoa cannot call. " write for
THE OR;
; V .CORNER IViORRISON AND SeCOr STREt3T - '
Rrlvats Bntranci 334J fVlorrton Strw.t, Fortlond, Oregon
3a?
ULt. DRESS suiu for rent: all slsea
unique xaiionnr Co.. IPS Stark st
BIRTHS
r-KiUEAUX To Mr. and Mrs. Oeorgs
Prldeaux. 450 East Seventh street
norm, juiy is, a son.
MOORE To Mr. and Mra M. M. Moore,
1121 East Nineteenth street north,
July 10, a son.
BECHTOLD To Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Bechtold, 447 Stephens street, July 18, j
m buu.
DEATHS
NELSON July 18, at Good Samaritan
hospital, Mary I Nelson, , aged 40
years; operation.
GIBSON July 18, at Good Samaritan
hospital, James Gibson, aged 65 years;
apoplexy.
POWELL July 18, at Fiftieth - and
Powell streets, Irene Powell, aged 87
years.
mm:
WILL REAP THE BENEFIT OJ'-ALt.
THESE GREAT PUBLIC IM
PROVEMENTS. Lots 0x100
$4SO-JS6SO
Easy Payments
Directly on earllne ,
Bull Run water -Street
Improvements ;
FUXERAL NOTICES
MARKELL At her residence, 680 East
Oak st, Sophia Markell, aged 84 years
8 montba Funeral will take place from
the above number. Thursday. Julv a
gti i;,v p. in. TTiritui respcciruiiy in
vlted. interment Lone Fir cemetery.
It's the Best Boy on the East Side
Brubaker & Benedict
eoa
HUT BI.DG.,x3d AID tTABJC
nova maist ms
FUNERAJL DIRECTORS
18 Acres
DUNNING. M'ENTEE OILBATJOU I .AUJ,mpro7d' wltn 5 acre oW'-dam
in every oetaiL seventh and Fine. Main
460. Lady assistant.
east - side undertaker.
Lady assistant B-18S8: East
in. ,asx Aiaer.
LERCHES,
land, good house and barn and close to
S. P. R. R. and on county road; prlco
for a short time 8800 ner acre. with.
terms to suit purchaser; 10. cent fare.
90 Acres
r. P. Finlcy & Son Mad?.onB-
Lady attendant Main . A-1688.
ZELLER-BTRNES CO, undertakers, ?
nn'"u: cjasi ipgg. iaqy assistant
In Clarke county, fine house and barn;
fine springs--and- Orchard; - 20 acres
cleared; - 81O00 worth of timber; only
$8600 and can glvs terma
40 Acres
EN'l EE-ERiCKSON CO., undertakers; I In Clarke county. Wash.; I acres bear-
lady ass't 408 Alder st Both phonoq
ROSE CITY r.KMBTk'BV
Phones C-6114 and A-4444.
EAST SIDE funeral directors, success
ors to F. S. Dunning, Ino. E. 68. B-8616
EDWARD UOMAN. underUker.
Sd st
886
SREAIi ESTATB TRANSFERS
lng apple orchard, 8 acres under culti
vation; watered with springs; rolling
land. Price I860-,
60 Acres
In Clarke county, Wash.; fine black
loam, one third level land; 80 acres un
der cultivation; watered with springs;
rin Dftaring orcnaro in gooa condition;
good barn; and lumber for new house,
i miles- to school and postofflce: 16
' """ " i w... rnicK.n. unarm uri all r rtA 1 wr
tor $4600, $2600 cash, balance to suit
James Henry Penn and wife to
f eter tl. smith, south H of
lots 7 and 8, block 6, strubes "
addition ...
Charles B. Johnson and wife to
w. a. ana k. w. Hall, lots,
6 and 7, block 1; Clemenson ad
dition ......
Bertha A. Schmidt and husband
to G. Hardt lot 8, block 87.
Feurers addition .............. 1
Portland Railway, Light A Pow
er company to win lam Reldt ,
north 40 feet of lots 1 and 8,
block 1. Walts Cloverdale ,nn
Elsie O. Porter and husband to
w. n. isverett, lots 1 and 8 and
west 16 feet of lot 10, block i
I. Henrys Fifth addition; lots ,
I to . block ; lou 8. and
10,' block 7. Porters addition
Kenneth A. J. Mackensie and
wife to J. w. Rath key, lot 14.
block 28. Ken 11 worth
C U. Gantenbeln and wife to
Aarian Mcciiman, west 67 feet
Of lots 6 and C. hlrw-k las .it.
Hub Land companv to . Ifanna
Synfy. lots 16,17 18 and 18.
block 1. Fortune Plat. .
W. F. Fliedner' and wife to at
Clair Investment company, 64x
100 feet beginning on easterly
line of St Clair street 60 feet
northerly from intersection
with northerly line of . Wayne
street . ...i...
Hellman & Lathrop to Charles
H. Davis, lot 16. block 4, Floral
Park addition .......... .
W. H. Bailey and wife to Axel T.
jonnton et at south 65 feet of
lot 1. block 1. Nutrrove' ....
Mable Hlrshhelmer and .husband
to - Krrte , A. - cRelton." lot 18.
block 10. First Electric addition
TOO
750
at 6 per cent
t
Coast Realty Co.
v. . J , .
820 Lumber. Exchange, td and Stark St
1.850
100
Best
Buy
in
City
S.600
100
11.006
118
12.600
176
1.S7Y
- - - - '- r ? v
1 Lot 50x100, nearly new bungalow,
5 rooms and den, cement base
ment, furnace, light fixtures in.
j piped for gas, shades, walks, full
plumbing, bath, etc.; half block
from car, close to school, good '
neighborhood. Easy terms.
$2500
ise I OWNER, 309 FAILING'