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u V THE. OREGON' DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SATURDAY EVENING.- JANUARY -1. 1910. -11 .; v.. . , - - . ? i t , We Wheat and Flour . Sent Out Last Month Than in De cember. 1908 Rose City Outstrips Sound. v ; nj-.rrhants' Exchange report for the ontb of December, 1900, show an in eaae of 489,681 bushels , of wheat Ipped, over mat or mo buiiio .niuiun 1908, while flour' shipments for tho rm nerloda itlven December of , last tar an advance of 66,6 barrels over ,e same montn in- iwo.,wnei mppea om Pugetound amounted to 117,708 ehels and Hour inipmenu were job, 7 barrels. The total shipments from rtlahd, Including ,tts oarreia oi lour were s,ao,ooo uubuoi, uu om Puget Tsounu, im-iuuuijr oo,joi larrels of flour, were z.ou&.szo Duen- maklng the total uecemDer - enip- kents from Oregon ana ; .wasmngton m.988 bushels, vine grand, total lor e season to aate .io,oo,eoji uuonom. The following; are jroriiana snipments wheat and noujr: , -,y, ..,- , , up last night, steamer Golden Gate; from Tillamook. San Francisco, Jan, ' 1. Sailed no in, steamer Kansas City, (or Port land. ' . Astoria, , Dec J 1. Arrived at 12:80 and left up at t p. m., steamer Asun clon, from Ban Francisco. Arrived down at 2. p. m., French 'ship Marechal da Castries-, Sailed at S. p. ra.vF,rench baric It Hermits, for . Queepstown . or .Fal mouth, and steamer Coaster, for San Francisco, steamer George WkenwIdC for San, Pedro. Arrived down, at 7 p. m..-' Rrltlnh itwiner Rnnnftckhurn. ' Ar rived at 7 p. .m schooner Commerce, from San Francisco. Arrived down at 11 p. m., steamer Boss City, : 1 San Francisco, Deo; SI. Sailed at I p. m., schooner Virginia," tof Columbia river. Sailed at 6 p. m., steamer Fal Jon; at' 10 p. m., steamer Johan Poulsen, for Portland. Arrived, schooner Mabel Gala, from Astoria. y" y.- Seattle, Deo. 81. flailed, , steamer Mackinaw, for Portland. . Astoria, Jan. 1. Conditions' at the mouth of the river at 8 a. m.. moderate; wind five miles; weather, clear. S RAPID GROWTH OF CITY INDUSTRIES (Continue from Pap One.) '. demand is ; increasing: aa . the. : market widens and grows. People are wanting things from all sections, and every day brings to light more people who want more manufactured articles. The northwest trade field is opening also. Hostile , freight rates,: which for the past i four years or so have kept Oregon manufacturers out of the Inland Empire and-out of California, bid fair to be Changed so that the. Oregon, men can once more come- inte their own In these sections. Conferences with rail-, road officials and freight directors have yielded assurances of a change in. freight conditions, which will; It is said, give speedy relief to the hampering traffic conditions of. the past t, Tletoncv Una Optimistic VI aVi sat f.lvevi " fnmas wviMaalAant The' repairs' on the steamer Oregona! L"!?'?-!..!! will be. completed la about two days, T u; l.8 . but It -will take four feet of a raise "k?'" year. In his discussion of the question ALONG THE WATERFRONT. In the river to launch her, I .. ..... .f...V..J,. ; - I steamef Sue II, Elmore win be due to arrive tomorrow night or Monday morn lng,. from Tillamook. . Laden with BOO tone of reneral cargo. the steamer Casco, Captain Ahlln. wUl Toe due to arrive in the river today. With freight and passengers, ;.. the steamer Alliance, Captain Parsons, will sail tonlaht for Coos Bay. i forrvlnff 111, tnna nf dnArai merrhiin he deals more with the furniture-view point than with any other line, but most of his observations apply to. the general market oondllona. , - In regard to his own business and Us growth, Mr. Linn says that the past year has seen an Increase of 29 per cent or. more in, volume. Because of the large flood of cheap eastern made goods dumped into the territory the business Mm Portland . 6 t15 ' 10 Wheat ""5V; Europe .................... 46, 241 California .............. . ... .698.811 South America ' . '.',V. VV.' .ioO.oVi dlse. powder and hay, the gas schooner" be beld'down to a close margin of . . . . " 1 nrof it.' but the' IncrAaainer1' orders have kept the plant running closer to capao December ....... .i.u ) J i 4 , 1 S 0 parrels Total . Vlnur b Orient ;.; Caiuorni ....... .,(w,,.i.,iy Europe i. .,.., ...... ... 1 Total . . . .88,448 1B08 y Bushels 83.487 801,200 1,254,687 : Barrels yii.iiiy 1 Cereal Tear to Date 1909-10 i 1808-08 HELD BY SAtE-ALL NET. . tipweMwM ' i"-"' wtV'" era Line of Alliance Cast Off 'and Steamer. Swings Into River. '. ' Swlnalng -from her spring line and lie save, all net nearly all night, the ltimer-Ailiance had narrow escape from losing r deckhmiser by being arrled under the Burnsiae street onage ly the tide, which is said to have been artlcularly high ana strong last rngnt It is stated that when the gas scnoon- Oshkosh. which lay between the tern of the Alliance and the dock, left iiie Couch - street dock last night, ar a r 7 .a... bout 12 o'clock, the stern line or tne teamer, which was run out over . me hnnrmiC ttK iat off bv the crew of he latter, who lailea to- replace it. k-hen they left, and. as a result tne stern f the steamer? drifted,. out, across tne hannel. ' but failed to ? get up against he. bridtre.. because of the save all net, Which alone practically held the steam- from going any farther. The watchman discovered the fact hat the stern of the vesssl had drtft-d-out, shortly, afterr 18 o'clock, and ousing two members 6f the crew who here aboard, toia tnem aooui i a said that they refused to, get up ana ttemDt to get a line aenore, as tno team was low and they -said that It irould-bs Iraposstbhr to- trtng- her bacR thout the wlncltNothlBg,more was ne about it until the mate came on ck at 6 o'clook when ha bad a line n out and nulled' the stern of the earner back alongside of the dock. BECALMED AT CAPE HORN. ench Bark Jean Bart' in Ueaa Calm 27 Days, v Becalmed And without a puffWf wind fill her sails, the French bar jean Bart. ' Cantain Bourgneuf, lay for ays with hardly a jnove, alter sne naa tarted to round Cape Horn on ner (oyage from Dunkirk to the mouth of he Columbia. She made the passage o the river in 188 days. Panta.ln Ptniirffneuf said that from the tme that the bark sailed out or, uun irk., she had favorawe weather, until he reached the Horn, during the lnonth of October, when she ran .into dead TTlam and for '27 days was help' ssly tossed about on a swell, for Which the captain says that he is un" ble to account, as there was absolutely o wind. - : ' ;' After getting away from the Tioinity Cape Horm the bark made an un ventful nassage no into the north Pa liflc ocean, when she encountered head lnds, which became so bad that, when the, was almost at the mouth of the olumbla river, she was blown off shore d held off thes mouth Pf the river The Jean Bart arrived at Llnnton yes eraay morning, - and will begin - dis farglng ballast at the dock there,-pre pratory to loading a cargo df Wheat fr the United Kingdom.. She is Under arter to the Portland Flouring Mills pmpany., ity. During the year new, machinery has been added to make it possible to more easily handle the orders as they piled up, and plans are now being made to handle a much Increased business ror the coming year.- --- The outlook for the coming -year Is much brighter than It was at jlhe open ing of last year," said Mr. Linn this morning. - -' "At that time the market had not recovered from the financial crisis and business was moving sluggishly. The tflfHArv , mi filing vHtH nhAfln mnfli. Oshkosh, Captain Lathan, sailed laat eastern made, which "had been dumped night for Tillamook. On her return here? We were hampered by freight trip she wll bring up a cargo of sal- rates; which shut us out of territory mon from Nehalem. - ' , which had formerly been ours. In site With general freight, the ateamer Df this a lure volume of business waa Golden Gate. Captain Hansen, will be d0n, the orders lncreasinjr as the due to arrive today from Tillamook. months nassed. . .. Carrying passengers and freight, the ; ,i Bushels 4.414,620 " 2,174,881 . 8,4sr 100,098 - 8,688,611 Barrels v 14S,4 88,018 244,861 Bushels . 6.298,084 , 1,674,78 t e(e , ' , 872,880 - Barrels '- - 828,665 , -22,777 , 16.000 . 466,842 The prices of raw material have been high, according V to Mr. Luckel. : but the demand has been good, : causing an. Increase In the . sice of the plant A prosperous year Is expected, ; vln only one line, so far as reported, has there been no appreciable increase in business done during the last year, and, strange as It may seem, that fact speaks better for Oregon and Oregon conditions- than an increase would have done. -Manager H. 8. TuthlU Of the Oregon Casket company says his firm has had no appreciable Increase in bus iness during-1909 over; the year 1,808, . .'There has' been ho Increase in U death t rate," said Mr. Tuthlll,, "and there lias been very little Increase In the business of; the casket company, The. people of Oregon are too busy living- 16 stop to Increase-our business. While there la a great increase in pop. u la Hon, it -Is a.yonng population, for the most part, and the increase in num bers does not , mean a noticeable ' In crease in the number of deaths, Our lack of increased business only goes to show the happy condition of the state and the northwest generally." ' MAKE-SURVEY FOR ' PROPOSED NEW ROAD (flDtrlal niptch to Tbs JoormJ.I ' -.... Aberdeen, .Wash., Jan.'lTwerity sur veyors :'kre now . in the field to make surveys for the. proposed new line of the Grays Harbor Interurban railroad between . Montesano and Grays Harbor, Tbeir present field of operation is Said to be east of North Aberdeen, which Is laid to be the scene of a numbef of pro posed surveys for different railroads; Several councllmen are said to have been consulted in regard to the. building of the North Aberdeen steel bridge, which the new company offers to help build provided the line comes through Bear gulch or Cemetery gulch as part of; its route into the city. steamer Santa Clara will sail' tonight for San Francisco," by way of Eureka. Begnlar Ziiners Xne to Arrive. Geo. W.' Elder, San Pedro. .Jan, S Kansas City, San Francisco...., Jan. S Eureka, Eureka , ............. ,,. .Jon. 6 "At this time, conditions are changed. The market has recovered and financial conditions are good. The Outlook for Increased business is very bright. Con- ferences with freight men and railroad) ornojais nave resulted in a promise that the hostile rates which have been operating against the manufacturers .of l w . f3 it 1 1 'oi 1 m i if If) Mil i) Oldest Bank on the Pacific Coast i Capital, fully paid - - - -Surplus and undivided profits $1,000,000.0) $500,000.0) OFFICERS VV. M. tadd, President. Edward Cooklnghsm, Vlce-Prea W. H. Dunckley, Cahier. ' K. S. Howard Jr., Asst. Caihlea -J. W. Ladd, Assistant Cashier, Walter M. Cook, Asst Cashlea Interest paid on time deposit and savings aeconnts.. Accounts of banks, firms, corporations and Individuals solicited, Travelers' checks for sale and drafts Issued available is all coonti-iss of Europa Roanoke, , an Pedro .,... Jan, 9 the state will be changed. This will Rose CltvC Ban Francisco.. r.... Jan. 11 let us again into the great Inland Era- Breakwater, Coos Bay...... ...Jan. tthflr territory and into. California, tromj Beg-nlax' ZUusrs rue to. Depart, Santa Clara. San Francisco. . .. .Jan. 1 Alliance, Coos Bay,, .Jan. ,1 Newport, Conulll .....Jan. 1 Georee W. Elder, San Pedro Jan. 4 Breakwate, Coos Bay .Jan. 5 Kansas City, San Francisco... .Jan. 7 i-s? yn ' . Tan Rose City. SaivFranciscOf....... Jan. 14 ln and, Steel Works, estimates that! - Vessel la ora, ' business of his corporation has in- j .Jan. 11 which districts . we have been barred for three years or more, t believe that the present yvar will far outstrip the past" . . " In the Iron and .steel line, conditions have been equally favorable. W. H.i Corbett, prealdent-of the Willamette Kelburn, Br. "bk. .Inman-Poulsen F- H. LITTLE RESIGNS D. Butler Will Now Be Agent' of Loop Lumber Company. Beginning today. F. D. 'Butler win be teal agent of the Loop Lumber "com- fany, in place of W..H. Little, who has esigned to go Into the lumber brokerage usiness for himself. Mr. Little will go to San Francisco to- ght, to conclude some business deals, fter which he will return to Portland nd engage In the lumber business: He xpects to be in the Bay City for about wo weeks, and may ao on down-to Los pngeies oerore he returns. ' PASSES STEEL BRIDGE FIRST IVhistles- Blowing for . 1910 "When Sarah Dixon Goes Thronirh. The first vessel te nasi through the teel brides on NiW Vpnr mni.ntno-.wan lie steamer Sarah nixnn. cnain riu P'hich' sassed throuc-K th. n filnuti after 12 o'clock., The last one to 8i? inravgh th8 same ;draw4tt-the yea? Tva.m - liib Bi.BH.mHr . kaitbp - f na nra in Pegerstedt, which passed, throuirh at o CjocK fest ntghtv,.:4,vs.j'';;;v:w'- SIIIP CLAt'S FIXED. ' V111 Bring NCargo to Portland from Harabnrg. The German shin CTmia rnntAin v.k r wl" l9d general freight at Ham- -- 4w( , in nnrr ' nv wav nr v cn Will rSh rlnsl trt " Sl rHva uv i. una nt Mn4A. . .1 1 1 Th?ZJr Henry Ld & Co. who al 0 have the net-mo - I., oadlng for this port Tha lnral rMt jeaylor. Young & Co. . - J MURINE NOTES. M ' : . vf .' . . v 1 '1 sf - ' r I ' alled . ch00ner &y Kahony. or SiL80 ' Rose City. Pl Ban . Francisco. Arrived and let creased 25. ' ner cent during the past aBal":V;.r-8t of -tne -institution ha. been j j, M. uriintn. Am. dr., .fort, aryaocx .-.wwi. o..c. u.- F. R. Loon. Am. ss. .....Inman.Pmiiaen lncr the . oast year more than 110.000 Andre-Theodore. Fr. bk, ...... .Stream have been expended in improvements toi yrancois, rr.. dk. ..,... iMorth Bank -the plant, new tools have been pur Bewdolni Am. ss. . . .Ea.tern A Western "lul mor" r prosperous year ouring ine Alllunce, Am. ss.. . Couch St 12 "months to come. - j Jean Bart, Fr. bk..,.T...k, ...Linntpn y The Portland Stove Works, of which: Belen, Fr: bk.. ...'.Astoria John Montag is president, has had per-! Bougainville, Fr. bk..,.., ..,. .Oceanic nape the greatest Increase In business pouiftooh Rr'hk , vi.V;;.'Ci?,S?1! on st- " esumated that morel SSiSAnuM tha 60 cent more -work been Henry VI Hard. Ant sh,.., Astoria dono by the flrm aur the past year Brabloch. Br. bk riMani than durina the vear Drecedlnr that- So) Glenalvon, Br. sh. .. ..Portland.Lbr. Co. hard has the working force been driven! c.-'isji.?-' hk.,.. Inman-Poulsen to keep up with the orders coming in bt, jNicnoias. Am. an,....,....,.Gobls that practically every sample stove ,:haa w " Sn Koute to loss Sumner.. been sold to meet immediate demands,! Wellesley.' Am. 81.7,.;, San Francisco and the men are working on orders,! 8ChurchUl, Am. son.. ,.,.. .....Honolulu some of them a year old. ( lymplc, Am. ss .... San Francisco t- I Taso. .San Francisco Increase la Metal Business . 5inw' wIb,5,,.V",-'ittn "! W. H. Morrow, of. the Paclflo Metal' Marhoffe? ""ila fSSS t222 Works. esUmates that the business of H, B. Bendlxen"Am. Vohsan Francisco hl" nrm h" Increased at least 8 1-1 j Saainaw. Am. S. S. Kin rnric per cent during the oast vear ' Th Shoshone, Am. ss. ,San Franciscc prospects for a big Increase In the soft Rainier, Am ss,........, San Francisco meUaline are very bright. Mr. Morrow Carlos, Am. ss,. ...... .San Francisco says, and he looks for a stilj greater Tamalpais, Am. sr. San Francisco Increase In business during the present - . ..., 1 anuisuu i year. r , As an evidence of the expansion of I YEARS of SERVICE have PROVEN THAT BITULITHIC - . . .... . f. .......... - Lasts longer arid is safer for horses and autos than any-other kind of pavement. 'bitiithig" - Is being laid in more cities in the horthwest than '' is any other class of pavement. Together with its weiring qualities are what . ' make it. popular. r Commercial bodies, city officials or individuals who are interested can obtain complete informa tion and statistics, regarding street paving by addressing - JVarren Conslruclion Company i BECK BLDG., PORTLANDf OREGON , NEW TODAY. HEADQUARTERS for UNION AVENUE : PRbPERTY . VinOH ATH-Lot B0 by 100, near Alberta, income $25... S 5.000 TJHTOJf ATB-S.-W. co'rner of Morris, 108xl00, income vtHO. the most prominent lo- : ratlnn nn TlnlAn avtt IflOdA weir. .. .7. , : ; : ; ; si 5,000 tmoir Awa40xlB0, near . Knott. Income ; 42l NEW TODAY. $10 Down cash S 6,000 vxrzojr Ant ssxioo, n.-e. . . corner Knott, income $.61: half cash, .... trartosr atb-nos. Bom-ii, near'Rimsell, 50x126; In- vcome $87; $2500 cash,.. ...8 7,500 OSIOV ATSVN.-R corner Shaver, BOxlOO, income $80.0 8.500 XJTSXOV ATB S.-W. ' corner Graham, 160x100; with three good nouses, , income terms, all cash, , 821.000 TRfloar AVX. S.-W. corner Uavls, only two blocks from ' Burnslde, Income $30; terms, $10,000 cash... S25.000 VnrxOS' ATH. Corner B Pine' " street, 100x100, occupied by three story brick building, Income $280 per mo.; wort: $60,000 850.000 G0DDARD & WIEDRICK 843 STAXX STKEBT. t $42SO FINE QUARTER BLOCK IN $5 a ivioni For Fractional Acres Neat Lents City Water Piped to Each Tract All cleared and level, good soil. Title guaranteed perfect FIVE-CENT FARE GOOD CAlf SERVICE Splendid school nearby; en tire district' being ; rapidly improved. Take the Mount ScoXLrCar, get off at Lents Stat$n, wallcTiorth on Main street a short distance and look at q AD WELL'S, ACRES. Lanibert-Whitmcr Co. 404 East Alder Street" . 107 Sherlock Building. LADD'S ADDITION. ' Bordered with 208 lineal feet of asphalt streets, with cement elde walksand curbing ALL PAID FOR. Wide parking set ,wlth shade trees and 14 foot alley running through the block. All sewer, gas and wa ter pipes laid in alley. Abstract or certificate of title'' and. warranty deed. . EAST TERMS. ' " ' This Is a great bargain andit should be unnecessary to advertise it the second time. For particulars lee Strong & Co. or F.W.Torgler 605 Concord bld. 106 Sherlock Bldg. Yellowstone, Am. ss.... .San Francisco Ha Boats With Cement and General. Bossuet Fr. bk. ' kr.t,. r.11,nF,, ..-....... .Antwerp David d' Angers. Fr. eh. ...... .London Ernest Igouve. Fr, bk. ...... Haroburx La Perouse. Fr. bk f - - - w - w ww w w w w mw-w m ww vu "Ji."1' Lf Ban iJTancuoo Manx Klnir. Br. Bh........,,..Antwero Marechal Noailiea. .Frk. , . .Antwerp Notre Dame d'Aiwoir. Fr. bk....jintwerp Wavertree. Br. eh. ......... Li veroool arctio stream. Br. sh. ...... k , , Tyne (tram xoanare . sa Boute . la Ballast. Amiral Cecille. Fr. sir. .... . ..Honolulu Comllebank, Br. bk......... Valparaiso fef PUi?r-.FrT-bkL. v ' Dublin I. rV V',- " " ....... ..... .UUDUn itene, Fr. bk. ....... ,..,,8an Francisco OU Carriers En Boute. Atlas. Ant ss ...... . . 1 . . San Franiclsea Asuncion. Am. ss San Francisco Artfyiftr Am. ss.......;..San Francisco - A Novel test, The necessity for an un to data nla.nn house keeping vbefore the public, espe cially when that house sella pianos that last for a generation "or mom t obvious in other words, a musio house is compenea -to rind a new customer every hour of every day and must con-; tinue to keep the piano, buying propo sition before the public continually. As certaining the value of various news- Taper and other methods for advertise lng is a problem of difficult solution. In order to ascertain which oaDers reach the largest . proportion of piano buyers in a community, Filers Piano House will commence a most Interest ing and far-reaching advertising test A Keyed coupon will be printed in the various papers, good for ISO, which will be accepted as first payment' on any piano In the big KllerS' establishment. This is about 10 per cent of the average price of a piano. In addition to the saving of tM afforded by the coupon a further Dremlum will be offered far cash -on the basis that for every dollar paid in cash, a receipt ror two dollars will be given. Any piano selected will be delivered merely upon presentation of the Advertising Test Coupon, . the further cash saving. being optional with the buyer. v :-:"&' Thi- timisual offer 'to nlaee a fine piano In any. responsible home absolute ly free merely upon presentation of the coupon, .will surely be taken advantage of . by hundreds of tauslcless homes, a result which will - enable the Ellers House to accurately ascertain the puU-J lng powers of the various papers. ., , David Ensilman Shot, (Btxclil Dltpstcb to .Tbs JoorntLt i ' Prafrie City, Or., Jan. 1 David Ensilman was shot yesterday morning near Canyon .City by a .sheenherder named Stewart Stewart lssald to" have aimed a gun at Ensilman, saying, "This the way Cecil Bryan ahootsv" and pulled the trlger. -: . . The death of Ensilman is expected, :-yy-r-y ..t:. y yl ' J the district the coming of the National Wood Pipe company to Portland can be Cited. This- Industry Is Just installing its plant nere ana within a short time will be ready to begin business act Ively. With district headquarters at Lios Angeles and San . Francisco, the company entered the northwest field some time ago with a plant at Sei The growth of the trade and the conP lng. of additional transportation facili ties to Portland convinced the men be hind the company that Portland waa the trade center of the northwest ter ritory. They therefore, have estab lished their plant in Portland as the custriouting point ror tne northwest. "The growth of the field has caused the company to come to Portland," said Ralph B. Lloyd, manager of the com pany,' this morning. "We have been In- Washington for Tour years, , but , we have concluded that Portland Is the best point for headquarters for the Northwest territory. In the future we will maintain plants at Los Angeles, San Francisco and here. We expect to do a steadily increasing business here." : ; Trunks Also BolaV Wsll. , The Harris Trunk company and its growth shows the Increase in that line of industry. According to Simon Har ris, president of the company; the firm has done ZSper cent more business during the past year than ever before. Mr. Harris expects the . growth to be still greater during 'the coming year. The business outlook la good, he says. Oregon people used more soap during th past year than , during the year previous. 1 According . to Mr. Luckel of 'the JLuckel, King St Cake Co., hist firm sold from 19 to U per cent more soap during 1909 . than during . 1908. 2 Overbeck & Cooke Co. CoQimls&Ion Merchants ; Stocks, Bonds - Cotton, Grain. Etc 216-21T Board of Trade Banding Members Chicago Board of Trada. Correspondents of Imogen A Bryan," .''.Chicago,." 'New. Tora, Botoa. y y: - A - i.,. ...v,;. y V -i . yj We-'have the only ; private wire .onuecUnc Portland with the : - '-.eastern exchangea :--,'.' MEM. 'Eacl flo ISDEBILITATED MEN Brought nack to their -old self." of Invigorated and developed to what constitutes a healthy man. Every year mora brains and In telligence are required to meet the exigencies of the times. It makes no difference whether It is farming or merchandiseyou are living la aa age when It ie neoessary to bring, ott the best there Is in yen'or fet left at the post. r If this meets the eye of a man xwho, while yet in his prime, mrouin wim uouiiiiaia cunai tlon. Is going backward. Instead of forward,' f want him to come and Jet me show him hew I am taking broken-down men In every walk of life and making them as vigorous and healthy as any -man of their years. I don't car what has caused the trouble, nor who baa failed to eure you. If year' case is a eursDie ene, 1 Will Core Yon " Completely and Permanently. If I. cannot eurt you, I win can didly tell you so. .: ... ; . My specialty, besides being limited to men only. Is 'confined to less than a dosen ailments. But of - each ailment t have handled many thousand cases. My reputation has been built upon my ability to eure those that other could not . cure. Inasmuch aa I do not ac cept for treatment any case that I am not absolutely positive can be given a perfect and permaneut sure, I am able to offer my services on a basis that no other specialist can. . I eure aU Kidney, Bladder and Urinary diseases. Lack of Vitality. Flood poison. Sores, Ulcers, Felling Hair, Loss of Memory and all elyio Ailments never to retam. My charges are lower for oures than the average physician generally gets for failures. . Consultation and advice free. If you oannot call at office,' write for self-examination blanks-many easea cured at none. Medicines, . XP17BB A, K. TO 9. X, aVSTBATS, 19 A. X. TO It K. ST.L0UIS MEDICAL CO. Cw.'ll & Ynh!l! Sis. PORTLAND, OR. OUr annual Tear Book showing many beautiful ' and interesting designs for Residences, Cottages -and "Bungalows'! will be ready for free distribution. Notify u i at once by mail or phone and we will reserve a copy 1 for you. N xnnuaAY & 000, ABCTQTECTS ft SxrCUBBBBS. ' Buite TO3-704 Bothcbnd bldg. Telephone Kata 8995. MEETING NOTICES 41 OREGON LODGE No. 101, A. F. & A. M. Stated com munication this (Saturday) evening at 8 o'clock. Masunlo temple. Visiting brethren vuiiiittiiy aiiviifu. xy uruer W. M, A- J- HANDLAN, Sec. THE regular annual meeting of the stockholders of Umpqua Copper com pany will be held in the office of said company. Room 715 Oregonian building, January, 4, 1910. Dated .December 4, 1909. D. O. BURNS, President NEWTON M'COf, Sec'y. " MT W. A. Everareen CamD. (468. ineeia Monday evenings. Sellina Hlrsa Bldg.. West Park and Washington. F. J. Darlington, clerk, 226 Alieky bldg. Phone Main 6028. twim mi hit 111 2d st. near Wash. Howe-PavA Co. R. N. A..-Oregon Rose camp, meets' Frl- Ha V AVnlnvtt ' A 1 1 .Vv ha.ll PTwA and Morrison. R. N. A., Marguerite camp, meets every Thursday evening In Savoy htyl. East Burnslde street' and Grand avenue. MARRIAGE LICENSES WANTED 40 men and women to buy the 40 lota re maining unsold at mm R0 All of the lots have been sold ex cept forty and we want to close these out quickly. INVESTMENTS Made at Roselawn cannot fall to be profitable, as-' the location., is central, best car service in city, high school and grammar school, also churches and stores are at a convenient distance. Land lies level, no bioho or eiumps. uoxm are selling tor a rew aays at B4TB and up, easy 'terms. " G0DDARD & WIEDRICK 843 8TABK 8TBSBT. Homer R. Dubois, 288 San Rafael street. 31. and 'Maasrie Walsh. 23.. R. H. Dorman, Camas, Wash., 28, and Ruah Hovey, 19. - Del- Sandlln, -309 -Market street, 28, and Eola Rader. 26. J. H. Curry, 1817 Drummond stre9t 28, and Avis Spencer, 19. Charles Flowers, 409 East ''Alder street, ,35, and Ljdle Ltindeen, 84. ( George Anderson, 1195 . MUwaukte street. 28. and I'aJrh Ferndrnn. 22. Peter J. Wolf, 233 Fifth- street, 29, and Dorothy Swam 1. James A. McLellan, St Johns,"' 47, and Susie Green, 84. ' P. R. Oliver, 190 West Park; Street, 25, and Adell Stephenson, 25. - v. Marshall N. Dana, Portland, 24, and Nora V. Carl, 20. Axel Mad t sen, 488 Klrby street, 26, and Marie Madsen, 29. Elijah Coalman, 1114 East. Salmon street 28, and Elvlna C. Nystrum, 25. Arthur Rinehart, 60 North Ninth street, 26, and Florence Fleming, 19. F. F. Stewart Seattle. , Wash.. 80. and Nina Emerson', 21. James Curtis Gill, EOS Thirtieth street 31, and tren ttedersen; 23. - T . Aioert Downs. 490 Morrison street. 20, and C. Minnie LaRock, 21. WEDDING' invitations, announcements. visiting cards. Seattle fc Hofmann, printers. 204; Stark St.. MAX M. SMITH, florist 160 6th st. op posite Meier at mniri. Main tub. DRESS suits for rent, all sisos. Unique Tailoring Co.. 809 Stark at WEDDING cards. W. G. Smith ft Co.. Washington bldg., corner f 4tb ' and Washington sts. CLARKE BROS florists; fine flowers and floral design. 289 Morrison st. DEATHS GERSTEL Died . Jan. 1 at the resi dence of - her daughter, Mrs. . L. M. Schwartz, Mrs, Julia Gerstel, aged 65 years. She is survived by tier husbanii, Maurice Gerstel and her children. An gust Gerstel, Joseph Gerstel, Mrs. I. M. Schwartz, Mrs. W. E. Ledgerwood and Miss Gertrude Gerstel. , . Of A BOMkAB BBBP BB PAZD VBXZSS OrBBS. MILWAUKIE. ACREAGE 80 AOBBS, all clear and In cultivation 2 miles southeast of Milwaukie, small bouse and barn, ou, good road. Price 600 per acre, br will trade for city property, east siae, not too rar out O 864, Journal. . ' . i i i ii Wanted. Money to Loan We have a number of applicants for very aesiraDie mortgage loans ranging from 8500 up. We can place your money on wen secured mortgages at 7 and 8 ner cent net. Our 22 veara" ex perience in mortgage loans Is at your Service. k. a. Txozcraozf co., Beal Estate and rire Insurance, ' 4th and Oak. Main 6084; A-8327. Choice Apartment :pyi Site 60x100 on Twenty-second street near , ixvejoy. ;, PBIOB $5500 TEBMS. - Owner X-S61, Journal. FUNERAIi NOTICES GERSTEL At the family residence, 612 East Ankeny street January 1, 1910, Mrs. Julia Gerstel, aged 66 years. Funeral services from Holman'a chapel,' 3d and Salmon st, Sunday. 1 p. ni. t FUNERAL DIRECTORS Zeller-Byrnes Co, V.JU phones; lady assistant Moat modern escaoiisnnient in cy. DUNNING, M'ENTEH ft GILilAUGH. uodertaicers and embalmers; modern In every deUlL Seventh and Jplne. Main 480. Lady assistant -v. .,;---..,- LERCH dr p 'sistan t 7(1. zo East Alder. undertaker. B-18S8: Uatr J. P. Finley & $m lh&tB0n Ladv attendant.- Main- a.isse kRICSON UNDERTAKING CCs. Main' iw.-i;aii lady asst. ROSE CI'i'Y CEMETERT. Phones C-2114 and 'A-4444. EAST SIDE funeral director; - ore to P. S. Dunnina.Ine. B. EDWARD HOLMAN a, success- 62. B-H62S 8d at undertaker. Lady assistsnt Main 607. 320 REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS SOME FINE ACREAGE FOR PLATTING . tMose to City on car. ' A rare hirntn if taken liow. BBOBO-8TSS2B OO 210 Second St . , V WOOD AMD ' COAI,. Kirk Hoover, office and yards- at '. 31 S Water street Phones: , Main J45U A-5446. PACIFIC Title ft Trust Co.. the leading epatractore. o-s-s-7 failing pltfg. Clark A. Nelson to S. L. Hammer, lot 15 and 16, block 22. Berks- -ley 8 rto Emma Z, Holloway. to ' Henry Tautfest lot 39 and 40. block X. Frances addition . .y. . : 609' Brong-Steel Co. to P. A. Gay et - al lot 9, block 13, El Tovar. 600 George W, Bin k ley- and wife to . Lydia A. Poison, east of lot - ' 9 and 10, block .28. Vernon ., . '4,300 Sunnyside Lend & "Improvement Co. to II. B. Volhflra. "lots lo. 11 12, 13 and north of hu - 14, block: 13, resubdivlHlon of 5 . block 1. 4. 6. etc SttnnynidPi " S.ift D. M. Sande'rs ami wife to'K. C. , Dunning et al,' lot -r 7,; block 3, ' -Albina- addition ............ I. ISO C. W. lledson and wife -to Julin R. E?ernnn. lot 12, bock "Iv"' tlpnwv flddltion '...:...... 4 7nf 1 A,ntlony B. Tleitkproppr'linif if ' block 2, Paradtpe Springs trai t t 750