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)THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND.- WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 24. 1D09.
iiuj a
WKKTINQ KOTICIJJ
IffiHMIL DM PROOUCTS
FILED IH COURT Will BE SHOWfl
rninarriod Daughters So
cially Fayoml by Lato
: Tortland Banker.
Mid Nellie Henrietta Lambert and
Annual Session of Oregon
-Milk Dealers to Ito Held
Next 3fonlh.
A special feature of the Oregon -Dairy
IILICHIIH
LARGE TRACT
Forest Service (Jives Atten
tion to Lands in Paul
ina Mountains.
41
camp :I
VAMP meets every
Wednesday Vaiiltii
tn W. (X W. temple, lit
CAKI) Of THANKS
WtO wish to thank our friends for the
many b.Kitiful floral plmea flvea
IA mum M.n 11'. II.. ii liui ,1........ U r.
II In HI. All liioiln I joarpn vanloo an1 family.
redtieeted to attend. 1 i -a-
Vlallara weleume.
KJ. II. DKKHY. C. C.
IIKMaiAN bCUAKB.
WKATUKIl IUCTOUT
The aturin moved eastward rapidly
..i PACIFIC Title Truat Co.. the leading
y'T; abstractors. t04t-4-7 Kalllng bUg.
Jjrnry 8. Jtrfttl end wife to I. lu.
Wolomon. iOxki feet In frac
tional block 7. Coueh'a addi
tion .' 117.100
too
. Miss U race Lambert, the two unmarried , association In its annual convention to
daughters of the Ule Joneph II. Lam- bo held In Woodnien'a temple. Decern-
hert, art) specially favored by the
uf the aged bank president and hortl
am. do neiu in woodnien'a temule. Decern- I " " " iwwmim i
will br and 10. will be the display of ' "' The land la In
?'T" :zt ? r- i- SSS .5 wS, VTnST
cullurlat who died November 12. The
, will waa admitted to probate by County
Judge Webatcr today, and under It the
two daughtera named will receive tit,-
-000 each and are given the home place
at Eleventh and Market atreets, In ed-
' dltlon to alia ring- equally with the other
children In the final distribution of the, two prlres, S for flrat and $35 for
prenensive exhibit of the kind ever
ahown In Oregon la anticipated.
Theodore U. Wilcox haa renewed the
prlre of the Portland Flouring Mills for
$100 (o be awarded the beat and moat
comprehensive display of dairy prod-
fleveral thouaand acres of enoellrnt
range land will be practically made over
through the efforte of the foreat aervlea
The Und la In the Paulina
ea national
ful through
the drilling for water In a number of
placet and tha eaiabllahmenl of water
holes.
Thla arid tract conalata of approxi
mately H townships of tha f I neat grat
ing land In the state, now unuaed on
account of scarcity of water. Consider
ucta. Thla puree will be divided Into ,nf th(U thU por, f u erowded
property.
' - The total value of the eatate, an eatl-
mated In the petition for lettera. la
1160,000. Albert W. Lambert, Henry M.
Lambert and Donald U. Woodward, two
. aona and a aoo-in-law. are named aa ex
, ecutora and will bave the management
of a truat eatate created by the will,
. W. H. Wall, D. C. South worth and A.
; W, Whitmer have been appointed to ap-
pralae the property.
4-, The will waa executed on February
1. 1107. ' and a codicil waa added on
second.
The Portland Commercial club will
give a Joint reception, with luncheon
and mualc. to member of tha Oregon
State Dairy aaaociatlon and State Hor-
from a grating alandpolnt more than
any other, operatlona wll begin aa early
In tha Bummer aa tha cltmatloa! con
dition will permit
Thla development work will conalat
of drilling for water In thla arid region
2 ' ". J i . 7 it J. ' Tro npiaiman ami wife to
fta.kairhewan. Haln haa fallen from M,Jo g.v.ri lol lf WocK ,
central California northward on the 1'a- Waodlriwn ...
clflc 01e and along lUm entire Atlanllo K t wienrken'and'wifa ' to'j.
coaat. Uver th- central portion of tha ' Bennett lota 1 and 4 h.oek
country th weather la generally fair. Laur-lwood
The temperature haa rlen over tha Ml- t if Ui'eJ V ' VL"
I
Well, lot
block i. Laurel.
. .... ........,
ilerrliunta 1-oan Truat com
pany to O. T. 1 oater, lota t and
tlcultural aoclety on Thuraday evening. addition to digging wella. By ualng
December , at 8 o'clock.
Great credit ia due the energetic work
different methoda In different locall
tlea they oan determine tha moat uc-
of tha aollcltlng oommittee, made up of ceaaful and eoonomlcaL In addition to
tha work carried on under the auper-
vlaion of the foreat aarvlce. aeveral
atock outfits have agreed to drill for
water in, thla tract. In conalderatlon of
a term permit for a atlpulated number
Meagre. T. 8. Townaand of the T. a
Townaend Creamery company; W. C.
Dey of the Washington Creamery com
pany; C. M. Ktbert of the Hazel wood
"February 16. 1908. By the codicil the Cream company; and F. II. Wiencken
aharea of the two unmarried daugbtera of the Sunset Creamery company. They I of atock ahould they be aucoeasful I
are . increased rrom iis.uuu to tio.uuu nave auomuiea tne following report I iinnin wtr Th. .HMkmn era
acn and Ue nome propeny, inaieaa or snowing mat atwjut half the $1000 fund enthualaatla oer thla work and aDnre-
belng aet aelde for their use for five I desired has been raised: nt. h. th. fnr.t aervtca la dolne-
years owy. oa oiviuca ami mtv iniivcn nuuu rrm . o. jsjo.vu I ionr these llnea.
absolute title to a portion of It. The lownaena uxeamery wo .6.00 Th,, .,, not conaldered from a view
eaat part. ,3xl0 Xeet. 1. thrown into t" 60' .7::.:::: p5 Point of graalng alone, aa fire proteo
se truat eatate. . Otherwlae the pro- weatheriv rr.mr ilnn tlon la very Important. The deetruo-
viBiuiii. ui nv ui.fuMit -fvi. b.v tw i urefon K:Tvtimcry ..
Changed. t " IDamascua Creamery
- In .HHItlnn tn ih heoiieata tn th. Dranaei i reamerv
jui.... r.i,..i torn .v, . Klock Produce Co.
five other children. Mra. Alden E. Gra- hrL"Zu""a
Kin, Mr. niAjiBiii mwu, wis. inaiu i iadd A Tllton Bank .
G. WcrOdward. Albert W. Lambert And Pint National Bank
Uawirw VaT , TAmKapt i ' Tha .. ramolntnff I The lAiirnail Kv f O Taa1aAn
daughter, Mrs, E. I E. White. Is given wanae urenmery Co.
two lota on Montgomery afreet. V"V?"'i':1 " i'"""P"n
1 1 la provided that the executors ahall v'.nnn.. v., ZL A' -
wu. v - ma fcijimi 1 AiDera xfroa. . Altillnaj CO.
yrvyvny wiu ui rau r.wi ouiaiue Jensen xsroa. ' .....
the city of Portland, and from thla fund I Th Stephenson Co,
the specific beaueats are to be paid, any I "lKr
ni.
aourl valley and fallen from the Koky
mountains to the 1'aclflo and from tha
JUIaalaalnnl to the Atlantic.
Condi tlona remain unsettled In thla
district and shnwera are prolwble to
nigni anj nursoay in oioat piacea.
THE HIVEIl.
During the pt It lioura half an Inch
to an inch 'of rain fell in the Wil
lamette valley and the rivers have con-
f 1 ,1 M ti. rtmm t.l.ili Tk. . t.
Una la out of order and reporta from mf. A..1 '!u"c ' .naw,w,f A
r.usene ami llarrlabura are miaalne. I ' " ciiu, iui (, uiova to,
The river ia rising very rapidly at Al- I Bumiyaiae
bany. where It now atanda at Si.l feet na "reaon eat cataie com pan j
a rlae of 5 feet tn
The creat lias not yet
but It WU1 probably exc
river at Ralam ha. riwn
last II hours ind win e..t I bor Park
At Portland the river . will probably I Moore Investment company to D.
4. block , Willamette ..,
Laurelharat company to - Mary
m. - ' . r
Amanua v i.nn, 101 a, oiock. a,
Kaurethurat . . : .,. . r. .
Abramo Cereghlno and wife to C
A. Hoy, lot s, blo4k J. Mayor
uatee auauion
(00
160
too
JiKW TODAr.
aaaaajaassBaa,aaai
Who Are the
Happiest People
On Earth?
' Thfly art th pont who own their
r
the last 11 houra.1 .? uowman. iota 1 ana 1.
reached Albany. Diocit io uonaaay a aaoinon.
:ed 10 feet The I W. T. Williamson and wife to
1 1 r..t in h. city, lots "U." and "EL" ML Ta-
tlveneaa of foreat flrea In that locality
in the paat would have been consider
ably lessened had water been available
for the men who were righting it
GRANTS FBANCIIISE
flnwkl niuutek t Tba Joarnal.t
Walla Walla, Nov. 24. At a meeting
of the city council aa a committee of
the whole, the franchises of the North'
western Corporation were adjusted and
2S.00
25.00
10.00
25.00
2S.00
or. nn
ifll WALLA WALLA
16.00
30.00
6.00
6.00
2.60
16.00
6.00
6.00
6.00
J -we. .mmt tm h. .,.it. .H P"n City Tranafer Co 2.60 were granted at the regular meeting
. .. . :. . . I Kellos's- Trnfp ""i . . 1 tn th. minell
among an tne cmidren. The real estate I Everding A FarfelT
Inside the city, except the homestead, 1 Monroe A Crisell 1600
is piacea in a iruac esiaie, wuicn is xo I jrage a won 10.00
be held by the executors and managed I Bell c Co. 5.00
by them for not lesa than 10 years nor West we.n 200
Vh LS?L?,il": nr'coV':::::;::;::::: ITo
- nui niuuu. 1 Liang A tJO. . . .
the children, and when the trust eatate I Blake-MrF. 11 rn
is terminated a, like division la provided. I Mason-JBhrman & Co. 6.00
i ine committee) reels the need of 1200
more, and subscriptions reported to
cneirman T. S. Townaend will be aD-
preciatea.
2.60
6.00
JAPANESE MURDERER
MAY BE IDENTIFIED
BY SEVERED THUMB
4 (TJnifed Prew !ase4 Wire.)
w San Jose, CaL, Nov. 14. Hon-
da, a Japanese from' Alvarado,
Is In the county jail accused of 4
bavins; murdered Okasakl, a fel-
e low countryman, yesterday, with
a knife. He was suspected be-
- cause a piece of a man's thumb
was round near the body exactly
a ruung the recently cut thumb of
Honda. " The bit of flesh Is being
held as the people's exhibit A.
The murder was a . brutal one.
una victim or, tne murderers
; wrath was literally slashed to
: pieces, and any of the half dosen
wounas was mortaL As soon
as the crime was discovered 4
sji bnertrr Langrord started a
search through Japtown. The
niamg piace or Honda was un- a
covered. When the officers ap- a
e proacnea tne Japanese fled. Hla
w rugnt was impeded because he
a kept his bandaged hand In his
pocket:
- a - - Jts soon as ne was caught the
officers fitted the piece of
.thumb they had found and then
took their man to Jail. . . a
:; . Repeated sweatings hare failed
to gain a confession from Honda.
ENTHUSfASfJ FOR
NEiicormiiY
of the council last night. By terms of
the new franchises the city Is Just $2$,
000 to the good, that amount having
been added to the tax on the franchises
by the council.
The franchises grant the privilege of
Streets for 25 years, also permit selling
. 6.00 of electricity for power and lighting
o.uu .ml ra. fnr llrhtlnr. Thev will also
permit crushed rock or cinders instead
of plank along the rails.
The Northwestern Corporation has
announced Its intention of building a
line from Wallowa, Or., to Walla Walla;
from Dayton to Walla Walla, and from
Wallula and Pasco to Walla Walla.
Work on the lines is promised to begin
In the spring.
Investigate Man's Death.
(Salem Burma of The Journal.
Salem, Or., Nov. 24. A grand Jury
investigation is promised by District
Attorney John McNary relatively to tha
death of A. M. Steen, who died yester
day at the Salem hospital of paralysis
reach 20 feet by Friday night or Satur
uay.
Temp
Mac Mln Pwl
mainet waan 60
HoIhk, Idaho. ........ 64
Koston. Maas 64
lluffalo. N. V 30
Cairo. Ill
CalR-ary, Alberta... 10
Charleaton. H. C. . . 7 A
Chicago. Ill Ig
$6
61
Cincinnati, Ohio. ,
uenvor, Colo .
Betrolt, Mich
odge. Kan........
Dubuque. Iowa
Eagle. Alaska
Helena. Mont
Kali spell, Mont.... 64
Kansas City. Mo... 48
Jjewiston, Idaho... 64
North Head. Wash. Kl
Phoenix, Aria 78
Pittsburg. Pa 14
Pocatello. Idaho K
Portland. Or 62
Roseburg, Or 62
San IHeuo. Cal Hi
Seatt'e. Wash. M
PIhIcIvou, , Or....-.,.. . 64
Spokane, Wash.... 66
Tan ana, Alaska.... 10
Tatoosh laL. Wh ki
Valnex. Alaska 24
Walla Walla, Wash. 64
Yellowstone Park., ii
Yuma. Aria........ 8J
41
' 48
82
24
14
2
44
10
26
40
24
40
22
44
26
40
40
' 48
24
46
46
48
48
44
42
44
40
42
16
48
88
66
K. May at al, lot . block. 28,.
varnon
Joseph H. Nash and wife to Wil
liam B. Moore et a 1, aoutn iih
feet of lot 4, block 1. Ravena
wood 1 ....... .
C N. Rankin and wife to William
A. Kaasebaum. south H of lot
7. block 16S. Eaat Portland....
.02 W. H. Crandall et al to Anna L.
.24 1 Christopher. lot 10, block 8,
Avonuaie
IP.
20
.06
.12
.00
.00
,QO 1 Avuiiuni. .. .'
.00 1 Charles C. Duvall and wife to
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.01
.26
T,
.12
.36
.00
.00
.22
.94
John R. Moar. lot 21. block I.
Oakhurat
Dora B. Bolter to Mary Carrlno
et al. lot 2. block 17. Roae City
Park
Nile C Hanaen and wife to Hel-
tner Pierce, lot 9, block 8, cen
tral Albina
Norman D. Root to F. E. Den-
Iflon. lot 13. block 6. La Dene
Park
Title Guarantee A Truat com
pany to Ueorge Holmes, lots
1, 2, S and 4, block 18, Dover.
.48 Arthur W. Gleee to B. Fi Boyn-
1.400
860
3,100
1.600
1.460
E00
S06
1.830
850
S09
r
6S0
1.678
3S0
135
own homes, the people who do not apend
large snare or llieir eariunga eacii
month for the aupport of a landlord.
Are you carrying a rent burdenT If
iportunity to get
11 vnu a lot In
Greaorv Halahta aa . low aa ll&a on 1
lernis of $6 caah and $2.60 per month. '
lhan If you have not auffli'Ient money
with which to build, we will furnish it
and you oan pay ua back In monthly In
stallments about equal to your preaent
rent Thla aounda liberal, doesn't ItT It
certainly la the best opportunity that
the Portland salaried man aver had of
aecurlng a home.. Lota are all cleared.
Hull Hun water, graded afreets, cement
siucwaina.
NEW TODAY
mVSTrIENTCX).5,U,,
Take Rose City car at 3d and Yamhill
ata. Get off and of Una. Of flea on the
property. j - . ;-...,
.00
.46
.68
.06
.00
.24
.00
.12
.14
.00
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Juliua Beck. 871 P-nt TTfK.V. ......
9A tt , 1 1 - w .... wuvot.
,..' uoiucr ill. UHQO, J
nrry William
street
V.
street
19.
ton. lot S. block 4. Gieae'a ad
dition 060
Fred Btalger to College Endow
ment association. 101a 1 ana
2. block 67. Fulton Park 1.200
Joseph M. Healy to Napoleon
nav . lota 1 ana z. diock 02.
Stenhena' addition 20,000
Alice H. Dodd to Blmon w. Kog-
era et al. lots e. 7, is. iv ana
Jlo. block IS. Good M or nlnar
addition l.zzo
George E. Weller et al to Arthur
Leslie et ai nortn su xeet
nt lot 0 block E. Paradise
Springs Tract 1.800
UNUSUAL
OPPORTUNITY
-Portland Heights
. . XTS AJTD WOXABBTK ITS.
. Modern ' house, 7 rooms, built
In bookcase, sideboard, bureaus;
plenty closet room. Newly pa
pered and painted. ' -
KOT 60100, s
Splendid View
&GBOO
$2500 Caah Balance Mtge.
MERCHANTS
SAVINGS & TRUST
COMPANY
SOMETHING
TANGIBLE
SOMETHING
REAL
t - -
Fire cannot destroy it.
A tornado cannot
blow it away.:
It cannot be stolen.
. 1 -.
. Most of the great for
tunes of America were
made in real estate.
, A bit of .soil the
firm earth the s olid
groimd.
We can set our heels
into the ground and say,
"This Is Ours."
. -r-The man who pur
chases a lot in Portland
thinking to double his
money next week or next
month is certain to meet
with disappointment,
but he who buys a lot in
4, and'teac! Mc&'rl?'?? Joseph ft He'sly "it ! Vo Robert
Jaion MlUw cityTza Vnrt Emlg and husband to Nela
jason jidiuer, city, 29, and Anna Gray, Nelaon et al, lot 4. block 8.
Lawrence TL Allen. 209 Vjm T-.ie.k
BtTP!S 21. and Mary E. Webb, 18.
AJb.e,rt Sheet. 609 Goldsmith street,
over 21. and Rosa Eugraft, 17.
o. Butter. St rrh.rla. hnf.i en --.1
Dora Stear 30" '
.tu,rt M"e!.l?rv 8 Michigan
irirli ' jj. wooawara.
iuurm , street, raeoma, Wash.
tfuiifuij xx rtyan, ao.
500
600 I
T ,lli tv day at the Baiem hospital or paraiysu
renaleton Citizens Discuss following a ght last Sunday with j.
Plans with Traction Com
pany's Representative.
tSneH.I THanateh to Tt. 7..--1
Pendleton, Or Nov. 24. Citiset
the county and city met in the Com
mercial club rooms last evening- to dis-
Neighbor, a carpenter, over the loca
tion of a line fence.
On account of his age, Steen is sup
posed to have Buffered injuries from a
fall during the fight that resulted in
his death. Hs was 65 years old. The
aged man waa unable to rise from the
xt a. . , . . I bkvu wan we. uuou.o w . an A
itv- mt TrVK , 0 ground after his fall and Dr. J. N.
Smith, who was called, had him placed
in the Salem hospital, where he died
cuss with D. Fitzgerald. Dromoter of
0 ta the Washington ' & ' Tarpley; who llveB adjoining Steen'.
Oregon Traction cortiDany's nronnruwt . 'a i m -kti .
"JWm,ibU cLty toward Wa,la the fence and he had Just lined it out
. . k.-u. a ii.Kciaiu. woo SDDHlrAfl
fore the city council to aecure a f rn.
chlss over a year ago under the hame
of Jonea. addressed the assembly at
length on the purposes of the comnut
and what it expects of local people.
f-revious 10 Uie veto of the com-
' '' Companies Incorporated.
, ' I ' Salem Boreaa of The Joornnl.) .
SsJem, Or, Jfovi 24. Articles of in
'vojjrporation were filed In the office of
tha secretary of state today aa fol-
lonsrs:
i Central Oregon Investment company;
principal office, Portland; capiul
; : atock, $5000; Incorporators, Duncan
; MacLeod, Richard It. Neill and Mary U
.JleDoveu.: .
Cleaver , and Havelick; principal of-
noe, Portland; capital stock, $10,000;
: Incorporators, Isaac N. Cleaver, Pearl
' , W. Havelick and George F. Brlce.
Fairvlew urain Ditch company, prin
cipal office, Ontario; capital atock;
jbooo; incorporators, T. J. Johnson, J.
v ; A. Walter and Fenton Johnson. .
Lester Manufacturlna; company; prin
- . . cipal office, Portland", capital stock,
; 360,000; Incorporators, J. H. Gensler,
; Harry Hale and H. P. Stevens.
.Dr. O. W. Rog-era Medicine company
principal office, Portland; capital stock,
; $6000; Incorporators. G. W. Rogers, M.
J. Denney and J. H. Zan.
New West Publishing company; prin
cipal office, Portland; capital stock,
t $250,000; Incorporators, Ralph Bacon, i
O. w. Bates and William N. Strahan
when Steen appeared and entered Into
an altercation as to its location.
Burglars Take Candy.
(Special Dlnpateh tn The Journal.)
'Albany, Or., Nov. 24. The D. F. Mo-
TATi llloma aifA at TTataav waa kcAlrAH
wfif" rancn'88 fey the mayor of WalU into Monday night by burglars. Some
waiia ne said the Intention tn iihin -t,a w.. t.ir.n
make it a Walla Walla company to con- all the candy in the store was 'missed
" "eruroan jines Detween that this morning;. The robbers pried the
city and Pendleton. Now the company front door open. There is no clue lead-
uirea to mane u a Pendleton concern ing to their identity.
w rauwun a traction line with this
wiiy as tne Dasis. rhe company has a I New pavements in Oregon towns are
mo waiia waiia river I now mucn appreciatea
irom wnicn can be develontrf annn
Slxtv-
48. and
j.nomaa w. Sparrow, MarysviUe, CaL.
21. and Florence Sadie Lambie, 2o!
Aotuwi Hemes, vs tsiaat Twentieth
tfeet, 30. and Martha Laasch. 23.
-rJiVS111" J. Sandercock, 686 East
Tenth street, 24. and Theresa B. Das-
. 0.
5iAiermfn& ew Occidental hotel,
24, and Malga McCormick, 18,
.SifBt.eftp U -Wllliama. 360 Sixteenth
street, 20, and Bessie M. Resbel. 2.
Charlea Fourmentin, Wllliama avenue.
William H. Delop. 480 Grand avenue,
60, and Mrs. Mary Nllee. 43.,
mt Svredson. 426 North Park
""y u rtoran tacnei Mortin si
andDellaKn. "4
AiT yA- wneeier. Fraitdale, 28.
Alice Crawford. 19.
Terminus addition
LaurelhurBt company to C. V.
Conner, nart or iota 11 ana
12, block 1, Laurelhurst 4.100 I
C F. Ruhmann and wife to H.
C. Brueninir. lot 11. block 17.
Overlook .......... i 8,600
George LAngrord and wife to
Falvatore Gattucclo et al, lots
7 and 8. block 82. Tibbett'a ad
dition . 7,500
jemma 1. croxton ana nusDana to
Clifford D. Green et al, south
16 feet of lot 8 and north 16
feet of lot 4. block 6. Railroad
Shops addition 1,700
and
MAX M. SMITH, florist ISO 6th St.. op
mrvaM w inrioi nr. r runs aa ai a m 771 s-
KESS suits for rent, all sisea. Unique'
x.. oua piara Bt
w aijjjm cards, w. O. Smith A C
Washlnarton bldv.. mm..
Washington sts. -
4th
CLARKE BROS., florists; fine flowera
nnu oesign.. 1st Morrison st
BIRTHS
Horsepower, Dut it is not extensive
enough to permit of establishing dls-
piants in Doth cities, and the
company consldera Pendleton the best
neior
r
J
Much Fruit for Klickitat.
(Specie Dtopatr h to The Joorml.t
Husum. Wash.. Nov. 24. William Ol
aon of thi town, fruit Inspector for
Klickitat county, says an unusually
large number of fruit trees is being
shipped lntothe county at the present
lime, A A. Qaarnberg. horticultural ;
inspector for the district comprising the J
counties of Clarke, Skamania and Kllckl-
taU- states that the work of fruit in-:
spectlon by himself and Olaon will keep
tnem Duay ror aome time to come.
I .. .... ..
Fitzgerald announced hla Intention e
noiaingr tne rranchlse by having three
mllea of road In operation within five
montns. as the power plant will not be
developed by- that time the rnmn.ni,
will operate grasoline instead of electric
ra at nrst. He also explained the
company's plans for an electric park
for the fair pavilion, athletic field and
recreation grounds and Intimate ik.t
it would be established on on. th.
plateaus on either side of the city. He
announced that the company was deeir
ous of enlisting a certain .mmmt r
local capital In stock subacrlntlnn.
For the purpose of conferring further
a committee, consisting of James A
Fee. Dr. C. J. Smith, R. Alexander,
Leon Cohen, E. B. Aldrieh, E. J. Murphy
and Frank Fraaier, was appointed
which will meet tonight with Fin- j
gerald and report Saturday. The citi- I
aens are enthusiastic in the proposed
enterprise snd Fltsgerald silenced the
most skeptical last night
GOLDEXDALE TO VOTE
OX LOCAL 0FTI0X
(KnecUl rM.pateh te The JoernaD
. iji-uiii, nan.. ssav. 11 Tha
The pleasant purgative effect exper
ienced by all who use Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets, and the
heelthv condition of the bortr and tnt
nu... - ' -
1 tlon of local option will be crfuntni 1 which they create, makes one feel Joy-
! to the votera of Goldendale December ful. ,
Breathe
uaianbecd.
0 cure
No stomach dosiacr breathe tha
pleasant, healing, gera-killiagajr
of Hyomei, and com
Catarrk, Castas, CaUs, Crea
Sort Taraat, Braacaiba, Etc
Complete outfit, inclndiiur hard
rubber inhaler, $1.00, on money
back plan. Leadimr drriirsrfRta err.
erywhere. Vail orders filled by
BOOTH'S HTOMEI CO., BafYale, K. T.
aiujSLr To Mr. and Mrs. Charles A,
Steel. THi Cleveland street Nnvamh.,
HiCKS -To Mr. and Mra John T. Hicks,
126o Mississippi avenue, November 18,
KENT To Mr, and Mrs. Arthur ir.nt
406 Second street, November 16. a
FJWSTER--To Mr. and Mrs. J. 8.
Fewster, 1729 East Ninth street. No
vember 7, a boy. -
MOBJ To Mr. and Mrs. Carl Moe, 32
Clataop street. November 14, a boy.
MAXWEiLD To Mr. an Mr. T ' r
Maxwell. 704 Lexington street,?
vember 19. a boy.
LKTHELT To Mr. . and Mra A. A.
Lethelt, Island Station, November 20.
a boy.
STICKLEY To Mr. and Mra Frederick
oticKiev, ev nst aurnside street.
November 18, a girl.
WSITPT Mr- 8nd Mrs- Thomas E.
White. 742 Fourth afreet Xlniuml...
SCHRAUTZ To Mr. and Mrs. John
Schrautz, 704 Mississippi avenue. No
vember 22, a ttlrl.
LIEBREICH To Mr. and Mrs. D. Lieb
reich, 1321 Kelley street, November
22, a boy. .
CERTIFICATES of title made by the
Title & Truat company, 7 Chamber
of Commerce.
LAWYERS Abatraot
( Board of Trade
apeclalty.
t Truat Co., room
sldg.; abatracta a
ABSTRACTS of title. D. Alexander ab.
atract office, 413 Corbett bldg. Mala
to.
W. R. HAIZLIP CO.
flrat class work.
tine), abstractors.
327-s uorDett Diag.
NEW TODAY.
HOOD
RIVER
80 acres, really worth $100 per
acre; owner is pinched and
wants cash; to be sold now at a I
sacrifice
$80 PER ACRE
Chapin & Herlow
332 Chamber of Commerce
Mortgage
EACH A GEM Loans
8650 Splendid corner In Elmhurst,
cement walks and curbs, wide parking
strips. $1600 building; restrictions. 15-
tafXde .VJATti " f..b-
corner quick, as present owner cannot u,,ua jnvic luvcsiura.
Keep up ner payments. ivo casn, Dai
ance easy payments.
ftKKn The best lot in Belle Ores
regardless of prioe, less than one shor
block from the cars.
moK "Sri.i1 ,t Phones. Main 6084. A-3327.
ffl.l Jir-wwiuum v-va iivi tv, v. a von , i . ' . ..
W-w cars, $85 cash. $10 monthly, se- flace Your Iire insurance With Us.
cures a good ouiiaing lot.
Lowest rates and terms to suit.
:m.ethompsonco.
$eo cash. $13 Corner Fourth and Oak Streets.
200 Country Club
looking the "Club" grounda. Buy thla
district over-
lot and build your house and save buv-
ing tickets to the races. Sit on your
own porcn ana see everything- as well
aa Deing in tne gran as urn a cash.
B montniy.
RABIT& rPATTOir
00 PIfTH ST.
DEATHS
'Aa latalattM tar
mere are only three saloons In
Kll. kitat county paying a city and gov
ernment lieonse. and these are located
at the county seat. 8hould tha electors
decide against them the county will be
practically dry.
YhoopIng-Cough, Croup,
Bronchitis, Coughs,
Diphtheria, Catarrh.
lm It M mmm mmit An i w. i a s
nawtt tm an... ml w N.im Ma"" uai
I. mh XMm tmmm$ tmmm tmm sun rl I
ai !f Mume mwr ar mmmt
rtMiif liiaia. tiin a
mum il tausie fTSBBsw-1 !
TV 1 mm I iVv ye
.a. t -4 IMM.Hi.H ! f mM
mm lws mt bt4 B ITTl t -T
lMAw . fV .CVTCV'
SUA $UOlfT. I. l
" rJ V a5' 'kim i
, . J
WIFE BEATER APPEALS
TO CIRCUIT COURT
fpwl.l IMmtek t. The Jsnwl I
Albany. Or Not. 24 Michael Kef.
ir.e wue oeaier. today appealed hla
MEETING NOTICES
EILERS recital ban for Bisn claaa re
cltala. lee t urea, meetings; splendidly
lighted, ventilated, heated, free from
etreet noises, seating 2e; equipped with
pipe orran, araod pianos and automatic
lcea. Ki
'OP Pat., annl
lepu 2d floor. Ellera Piano Houae. 16$'
musical devicea.
Lept. 2d floor.
Washlnirton at
FOR KENT Ball rorZ hardwood
floor. one of the bet In ha
city; wall ventilated: nicely lighted and
MEDCALF Herbert Medcalf, Good Sa-
in u man nospitai, .November 6, aged
26: tyohold fever.
CARROLL Ed Carroll, police station.
T.iVJir r . "gea oo; acutef Ollatlon.
HARN Harry Ham, 41 North Third
street. November 18, aged 37; suicide
from gunshot.
VANLOS Walter Vanloa. Fifteenth and
rruin .irnis, iovemoer i, aged 24"
accidental drowning;.
POHLMAN Baby Pohlman, Lents, Or,
November 12, no age; stillborn.
HAYES Ellen Hayee, Home for tha
tyA,5?d.FWVr'mber.il' "ed 8l! aenlllty.
HAW Ho Haw, St Vincent's hospital.
November 16, aged 30: tubercular
trouble.
MIH1K Carl Mlhie. St Vlncenfa hoe--pital.
November 19, aged 30; typhoid
fever.
RANDALL Hester A. Randall, lisn
Montana avenue, November 23, aged
70-. cancer. - I
BRANDON Thomae Brandon. 292 Eu-
isuc ..irrci, novemoCT zi. aged ?
heart trouble.
WERTHEIMER Samuel J. Werthelroer.
North Tenth ,etreet. November 2L
aged 49; cancer. .. . ...
CARNABY Jan. Camaby, 91 Bast
hearVSou'b'le1-
RAYMOND Arthur F. Ravmond. Se
attle, WaahM November 22. aged Si
ne cause. '
Union Ave. Specials
The Washington at. of the Eaat Side
We have the inside prices. It's our
ffeld. Remember, when you buy at
rlf?ht prices on Union ave., you have as
eaie an Investment aa Washington st.
More sure to double in a few years. Put
your money where there Is elasticity.
Come right away, get a choice now.
83000
(0x100 Excavated 7 feet deep.
S3100
80x100 room- house.
840OO '
60x100 B3lne business lot 0 room
bouse.
&4250 '
60x100 One story and half house.
. . S50OO
0x100 Heart of business, fine cot
tage. 104x105 Finest business corner, be
tween Bumslde and Alberta sts., new
store and flat; room for 4 more stores.
This is a soap.
. J, D. Kennedy
B3BJ USIUI ATE.
Phone 'Woodlawn 1712.
AreYou Dead
In earnest about wanting to Invest tn
Oregon or Washington farms f If so,
NOW, and hangs onto
it for a year or two, is
sure to double his money
See ALAMEDA
PARK. Compare low
prices with prices in
other adjoining restrict
ed districts., ;
fHome building begunt j
Broadway carline be
ing extended to Ala
meda Park.
You cannot duplicate
low prices and easy
terms anywhere in Portland.
Prices will be ad
vanced $100 per lot by
Christmas. -
Sixty feet above Irv-ington.
Alameda Park, the
nearest beauty spot to
Portland's business center.
thea-don't-
about some of the beat bargains as to
prices, tanas and location. Haven't you
been reading that Oregon lands bring in
better returna than Government bonds?
Why Hesitate 7 we also have aome splen
did lots for - sale, cheap, in the beat
auDum or Portland.
Qeer & Mat toon
ABZZrOTOV 2UUDO, 106 Sd St. 2aX. 8181.
PLACE YOUR
Fire
Insurance
SEE
ALAMEDA
WITH
H. E THOMPSON CO.
Cor. 4th and Oak Sts, Henry Bldg.
Phones, Main 6084, A-3327.
We Have Money to Loan.
to the rlrrnlt court. Iai . -..' hated,- on rood carline: rent onlv 111
tried la Justice of tha IWn. a..-. FT" ' "ht Q. B. Cilne. 27th and Ha w-
eoirt for wife beattnar and waa flaeid j
zv ana coats
divorce
Tahor 1147.
Roqiiaitioaj Is Hoajorwl.
coats Hla wife mtmu. eii- I """i" 11 an given by w. O. W.
FCTTERAL DIKECTOKS
Good Buys
North 14th, between Davis and Everett.
.. . , . it .;sxioo.
Rental a ISO per month.
S26.SOO
Corner.' 100x100.
7th and Oak. Income Property.
S130 OOO
s
NAP
PAR
DCXKINO. M'ENTEE OILBAtTOH. '
Lurriupn .ng mnistri; modera
tn every datalL Seventh and v.i.
W. j 4t. Lady a..lstatit.
65 ACKS8, all clear, at station, on
Oregon Electric, lays fine to cut into
traeta of from 1 to 20 acrea. No. 1 aolL
well drained, fine buildlnga; about 4
acre fruit; you must coma soon for
this, uome to - :
Al Mishfcr, Woodbum, Ocp.
Write or telephone us
to go and see for your
self in our car.
ALAMEDA
LAND CO.
322 Corbett Building.
Phones Main 7958,
A-3651.
tSsleai taMI r Tke Wm
Raleta. or, Nov. . 14. A rroiiUtlol
fee the extradition to tba atate f
waahtnrtoei of H'.E.txthhMi
r.onws nm i!r, was linnnred la ' v-reroa tinmm camp, meets Krt-
l.l
lit 11th, Welabertrar'a nrcJ.tr
msK?. -ni ji'Cj ladl ti
Kcf Kail. For Rent
tit M et.. piwtr Tsh. Howe-navla Cex
the executive tff et. m tne n.r.itn i oar evenlnas,
- h auuisnc
retvra ta rner. who la held
Peniand. to er-iii-, fv trtaL
Allsky hall, Tntrd
ta
U. N. Ay Ma. guerite
Tl T4av .i,n In Save. Ii.il r ...
imp. ra-t n er.rv
Par. W. ert t-d Jjranjjavew
a.Oert l r 1 mrZ.Z. j..,. i mrTrlZZ p.f - f? ' !" Hira. bid.
- - " . . ci n uiiirrwa.
B
mlttuL R-iaaa-
4? gaat Alder.
J. P. Flalcy & Sea ir1
Iagy attendant Mala ; A-l(t.
UlJt.HB RSE8 CO, eadertakeia. 27
Rim wll; F-ayt !. t.nln.tit
kRICSO.V I'XDtRTAKlNO CO, Main
, HI.A-t2aS; lady a.et.
co-
Coraer oarth aaal Oak ffte,
FinM Xata ae, A-S33T.
sis,ooo
E(x70, comer of Larrabea and Has-
aalo ata. z atory rrame bulMing con-
tainlng- store on the ground floor; -3 S
. room flats and ne room flat. Thla
property ! paying- gvod Internet oa the
investment. have
R OSE CITT CEME1 tkl.
Pnor.ee C-2114 ard A-4 4 44
KAfT SIDE f jneral llreeiota, turmt
ea to r Imprtg Ie E. tt. P-?!
d SU
. rwl t . ,
Lady ui.iuhl Mala fL.
lit
Warehouse
Sites
Corner ltth a4 Overton. 1W1. rent
al ITS rr "onth.
- B30 000
2t0 on O R V and Falnto. .
15 OOO
t Jt. TsTOitnt-osT co
Haary mUAgn Cor. 4ta aa tak.
viehe-s a Ixaae ea
f'at for 12 month a.
handle thla. .
client who
tha atoT and or
One half cash will
Pal L Clelatd Investment Co.
S20-S22 Board of.Trala Bldg.
TIRED OF THE CITY?
THEHM A WAT OIX
TREMONT TRACTS
f-r wte ahAet IL
B. T. WAiril, sjo4 CorVrn B If.
Reed Institute
- - . N
lT want thla, tit it la yours at
S1333-331-3
An Acre "
If Ton Come Flraf. .
20 ACRES BARR ROAD.
About H Kill eaat of Laurelhurst.
leel and adlolTina tba) "
corsaTTBT nn. -
Tha last laxre piattlaa- property f
the renter of PortlaAd, whar iota w ,
ea I rota .
00 to VIOOO '
Th!" Is PrlttTelT tba
Bvsrr mAavsAXsT .
tn -ern ta PorUand.
Jtv.a annrt fimm oaiy.
Liberal Tenna
t OSEFIiH.JOffHSTC:
CI cttiam 1 di-iSwc:
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