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Newspaper Page Text:7 THE: OREGON DAILY 1 JOURNAL, PORTLAND, MONDAY ' EVENING, FEBRUARY 21, 1910. 13 If. STOPS GOHCRETE WORK ON CANAL Only Week's Work Left on the Smith & Jones Contract Excavation to Finish About April. Organization Failed to -Main tain Number of Men Re quired by Rules. Snow ha again (topped the concrete work on the Dalles-Celllo canal projool, according to Assistant Knglneer J. 8. Polhemtis, who returned from a trip to Celllo Saturday night. He nays that he Know Is about a foot deep. The contract of tlmlth & Jones, which la concrete work and was practically completed, has been held up, and until the snow Is off the ground again It Is hard to tell when it will be finished, although there Is only about 200 yards more of concrete to go In, and would only require about a week's more work. While the snow interfered with the. screening of gravel for the concrete It did not materially affect the steam shovel work being done by the firm of Caughren, Winters,, Smith & Co. who are now In the midst of their excavation, which, it 1s ex pected, will be finished about tho first of April or before the spring fresh et They will be ready to commence their concrete work as soon as that Is over, and It is thought that that work will proceed rapidly, as they are now getting "a fine plant ready to begin the work as soon as possible. "This has been a bad winter for the work," said Mr. .Polhemus this morning, "not so cold, but long continued and with cold and snow enough to Interfere greatly with the concrete work on the canal. "The Pa lies and Celilo have a very active appearance with the canal work, and all of the railroad work that Is go ing on around the two places. The O. R. 1 company has a large number of camps around there, as has also the Oregon Trunk railway, and there is a great deal of work going on." f' IORTLAXT) SHIPS MI CH WHEAT Breadstuff Report Gives Her Second Place in Wheat Shipments. Wheat shipments for the seven months ending January 1910, according to the monthly breadstuffs report, give Portland second place with 4.8(17,198 bushels, valued at $4,728,179. while for the month of January she also stands second In wheat shipments with 84!'. 016 bushels, valued at $363. 56. The total wheat shipments for the country during the seven months ending Jan uary 1 were 37,338.636 bushels and was valued at $38,454,021. The total ship ments for January from all sections were 1.411,781. valued nt $1,490,863. The total flour shipments were 6. 834. G33 barrels, valued at $.13,173,019, of which Portland sent out 171.393 with a value of" $765,570 The wheat ship ments from the principal ports are as follows: For seven months ending January, 1910: New York, 9.067.363 bushels, val ue $9,415,873; Portland. 4.867.1 96 bush els, value $4,728,179: Philadelphia 3. 699.512 bushels, value f3.9S7.30:?; Du luth, 3.610.992 bushels, value $3,613, S93; Chicago. 3.257,167 bushels, value $3.592 258; Puget sound, 3.1 1 9.404 bush els, value $2,963,878. Total for all places 37,325.636 bushels, valued $38, 454.021. Shipments for January. 1910; New York. 486.224 bushels, value $514,157; Portland. 349.016, bushels, value $363. R66; Philadelphia. 318.927 bushels, value $3 12,328; Puget, sound, 153. OHO bushels, value $150,649. Total from all places , 1.411. 781 bushels, value $1,490,863. I Company D, Third Infantry, Oregon National Quart, stationed at; The Dalles wi mustered out of the service to day by order of Adjutant General W. E. Finzer. The adjutant general assigned as the reasons for disbanding the or ganization an unfavorable report by the Inspector general of the guard, together with the fact that the company hs less than the minimum number of en listed men on Its rolls and has failed to maintain a proper standard of ef ficiency. Captain J. W. Huntington, who com manded The Dalles company, advised tne mustering out of the organisation on account of the poor armory facilities ana the consequent difficulty he had In taking care of company property. Adjutant General Finzer said this morning that Hood River would ptob ably get the place made vacate in the national guard by the muster! out of The Dalles company. However the Hood River company will not be or ganized until after the summer en campment and maneuvers, as the policy of the war department is opposed to taking a company Into a Joint maneuver camp until It has gone through one national guard encampment. placed temporarily by relief light vessel No. 80 about March 10. according to advices received by Commander Elll cott this morning from the inspector of the Twelfth district. R. J. Jonson of Seattle was a visitor at the office of the Inspectors of steam vessels this morning. He is an old friend of Captain Kd wards. The British steamer Clenaffrlc moved from the St. Johns mills yesterdav to Inman-Poulsen's mills and resumed loading lumber this morning, for Chi nese ports. It. Is reported this morning that the British ship Glenholrn, Captain Wil liams, which has been fixed for a gen eral cargo from Hull and Antwerp to Portland, may come by way of San franclsco. She is under charter to Henry Lund & Co. and is consigned to Taylor, Young A Co. here. PUT COUNCILMEN ' 0)J RECORD ON BRIDGEFRANCHISE East Side Business Men's Club Puts Question of Fair Ex change Between City and Railroad Up to Council. Deserted Mother With Five Lit tle Children Served With , Notice to Vacate. weather KEroirr FOR SALE REAIi ESTATE 10 FOR SALE REAL KSTATB i MARINE INTELLIGENCE. Kafnlar Xilntrs Das to Arrive. Roanoke, Ban Pedro Feb. 21 Alliance. Coos Bay Feb. 23 George W. Klder, San Pedro .... Feb. 27 Rose City, San Francisco Feb. 21 Santa Clara, San Francisco Feb. 33 Ramona, Coos Bay Feb. 27 Kan bus City, Ran Francisco. ... Fb. 28 Regular Liners Due to Depart. Roanoke, San Pedro Feb. 22 Ramona. Coos Bay Feb. 23 Rose City, San Francisco Feb. 25 Alliance Coos Bay Feb. 2t Santa- Clara, San Francisco .... Feb. 26 George W. Klder. San Pedro. .. March 1 Hercules, orient March 1 Kansas City, Pan Francisco. .. March 4 MARINE NOTES. JAPANESE PHYSICIAN WOULD HAVE PERMIT Ir. A F. Nemlro, Japanese, has given notice of appeal to the circuit court from the decision of the state board of medical examiners In refusing to grant him a license to practice medi cine In Oregon. He has engaged ex Senator C. W. Fulton to represent him in an effort to show that he was not given proper grades when he was ex amined. Nemlro was given 68.8 per cent In his examination. Seventy-five per cent is required to pass. He declares that he was entitled to at least 85 per cent by his answers to the questions. He also alleges that the practice of the board in assigning certain branches of medicine among the six members of the board is Illegal, and says all members of the bpard should act together in conducting the examination. Members of the East Ride Business Men's club are today working on the vacation of the east side streets asked by the O. R. & N. Oo. and art asking each of the councllmen of the city these two questions: First Will you vote against the ordinance vacating parts of Oregon and Adams streets and recommend as a sub stitute therefor a franchise for the erection of concrete piers at said points for the support of the east approach to the proposed new railroad bridge In ex change for a similar franchise from said petitioners granting facilities for tne west approach to the new Broadway bridge; In the meantime issuing a per mlt for the erection of said piers until such time as the franchise can be legally granted? Second If the ordinance vacating tljs above streets Is presented with an emergency clause will you vote against Its passage?" It Is the object of the club to keep as many streets open as possible and they feel that by granting the O. R. & N. Co. a franchise allowing them to build concrete pliers for the support of the approach of the new steel bridge they will keep the two streets, Adams and Oregon, open and still enable the railroad people to go ahead with their plans. , , The question of an equal trade ke tween the city and the railroad In the maMer of approaches to the two bridges, the Broadway and the steel. Is at pres ent attracting much attention on the east side. Members of the East Side business Men's, club are especially anx ious to see the Broadway bridge hur ried to completion In. as Inexpensive a manner as possible. They maintain that It Is only fair for the railroad company to donate to the city a site for the new bridge piers on the west side In return for asking the donation of a pier rest for their steel bridge. The matter of an emergency clause, which would cut off all possibility of Invoking the referendum on the fran chise, has aroused the east side people considerabl v. They are not satisfied with the franchise by any means and fear that the council may attempt to put such a clause In the franchise. They are asking each councilman to answer "yes" to the first question and "no" to the second. Mrs. Peter Claus, 881 Mallory avenue, and five children, of which the eldest Is 8 years, has oeeri deserted by her husband, and Is In a destitute condition. One of the ohlldren Is 111 in bed; and the mother has been served with notice to move by Thursday. She says sha does not know where to go. J. H. McCormlck, owner of the housa, Instituted action In tho Justice court to secure possession. Deputy Constable French served notice on the mother and children this morning. The husband deserted them three weeks ago, and the wife has been trying to keep the wolf from the door. When the child became 111 last week, tho mother was forced to give up her work. There Is no money coming In, and she has no relatives to help her, The husband cannot be found. Hudson bay Is the third largest ea In the world, being exceeded In area only by the Mediterranean and the Caribbean. SANTA CRUZ ON WAY TO RAISE YUCATAN (United Prm Leajed Wlr. Seattle. Wash.. Feb. 21. The wreck ing steamer Senta Cruz, which sailed from Seattle yesterday morning to raise the sunken steamer Yucatan, .was reported off Vancouver Island today. The masts of the Yucatan are now en cased In Ice. The Cottage City sailed from Juneau at 8 o'clock yesterday rr.orntrtg for Seattle, with the passengers of the Yucatan. A spring building "boom is already de veloping In Salem. Astoria, Fpb. 21. Arrived down dur ing the night and sailed at 6 a. m., steamer Yellowstone for 8an Francisco. Arrived at 7:15 and left up at 9:30 a. tn.. steamer Rose City, from San Fran cisco. Arrived at 7:25 and left up afjunnri DIUCD DrtV 1150 a. m., steamer Thos. 1.. Wand 1 HUUU nlVtn BUT from San Francisco. Sailed at 8 a. in..! PfirO Tn llCCT DfllMT Steamer W. S. Porter for San Fran-' UUCO IU WtOI rUIIMI cIsco. Arrived atv9:15 a. m., steamer ' Rosecrans from San Francisco. 8an Pranciscoi Feb. 21. Arrived at 6 a. m., Steamer Kansas City from Port land. Arrived at 10 a. in., steamer Cas co from Columbia river; schooner Vir ginia from Columbia river. Astoria, Feb. 20. Arrived at 7:10 a. m., schooner Irene from San Pedro. Arrived at 7 and left up at 8 a. m., steamer Ramona from Coos Bay. Sailed at 8:30 a. m., steamer Olympic for San Pedro. Sailed at 9:15 a. m., schooner Luzon for Redondo. Sailed at 9:26 a. m., steamer Johan Poulsen for San Francisco. Arrived down at 8 p. m., steamer Elmore. Victoria. Feb. 20 Sailed, British steamer Falls of Orchy from Portland for north China. San Francisco, Feb. 20. Sailed at 6 a. m., steamer Northland for Portland. Arrived at 4 and sailed at 7:30 p. m., steamer Yosemlte from Columbia river for San Pedro. Arrived, steamer Sho-' shone from Columbia river. Sailed at 10 p, m., steamer Catania for Portland. San Pedro, Feb. 20. Arrived, steam er Nome City from Portland. Sailed. steamer Geo. W. Fenwlck for Columbia river. , Eureka, Feb. 20. Arrived, steamer Santa Clara for Portland. San Francisco, Feb. 21. Sailed. Shoshone for San Pedro. Sailed at 11 a. m., steamer Falcon for Portland. Eureka, Feb. 21. Sailed, steamer Santa Clara for Portland. Astoria, Feb. 21. Conditions at the mouth of the river at 8 a. m smooth. wind, west 25 miles; weather, cloudy. Tides at Astoria Tuesday: High wa ter 0:46 a. m., 7.5 feet; li:55 a. m.. S.7 feet. Low watef-6:12 a. m., 3 feet; 6:55 p. m.. 0.7 foot. (Special Dlnpatch to The Journal.) Hood River, Or., Feb. 21. Harold Dabney, a Hood River high school stu dent, has successfully passed all ex aminations to admit him to the West Point Military academy and he will leave today to take up his work. Mr. Dabney will enter the service of the regular army when his course has been completed. He was one of the star athletes of the Hood River High School Athletic club. His fellow students ten dered him a farwell banquet last night. Peons or Cramps "I carry Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain Pills with me all the time, and for aches and pains there is nothing equals them. I hare used them for rheumatic pains, headache, and pains in side and back, and in every case they give perfect satisfaction." HENRY COURLEN, Boonton, N. J. Pain comes from tortured nerves. It may occur in any part of the head or body where there is weakness or pressure upon (he nerves. Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain Pills Relieve pain, whether it be neti ralgiac, rheumatic, sciatic, head ache, stornachc, pleurisy 'or ovarian pains. Druggists everywhere sell them. If first package fails to benefit, your drug gist will return your money. MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, Ind. Atlanta, (la. .. Blnlne, Wash. Boise. Idaho . Boston, Mass . Buffajo. N. Y. Chicago, III. . . Cincinnati. Ohio Denver, Colo. Detroit. Mich. tm vi'Bi oo. it'XHn, Havre, Mont Helena. Mont. '. . Jacksonville. Fin. . Kansas Cltv. Mo. Knox vllle. Term. . . Lewirtton, Idaho . . Los Angele., Cal. . Murquette, Mich. . Marshfleld, Or. .. Memphis, Tenn. Miles City. Mont.. Montgomery. Ala. . New Orleans. La.. New York. N. V.. North Head. Wn.. ro. Yakima, Wn Oklahoma. Okla. Omaha. Neb. . . . Philadelphia, Pa.. Phoenix, Ariz. . . Pittsburg. Pa. . . Pocatello, Idaho Portland, Or. . . . Roseburg, Or. Sacramento. Cal. St. Louis, Mo 4 St Paul. Minn... 11 Salt Lake, I tah . . 31 San Antonio. Texas 78 San Francisco, Cal. 54 Seattle, Wash. ... 4 2 Siskiyou. Or 4" Spokane. Wash. . . 2S Tatoosh Isl., Wn.. 40 Victoria, H O 3 4 2 4 Ml 3 8 rt i 3 8 64 2H 44 54 no 66 46 44 40 52 2 2 44 r.4 48 32 4 5 4 5'i 14 30 St 3 4 "8 40 14 34 58 -12 14 48 10 n 28 4 5 8 4.'i 42 12 46 62 38 36 26 24 SB 42 42 37 3i 40 26 s 2 r, 50 41 1 2 2S 22 .10 .12 .0 .(Ml .0 .08 .1 II .08 .10 OS .0 .0 .0 .48 .02 .12 28 .04 .02 .0 .01 .0 8 .14 .0 .01 New, modern 4-rooin cottage.. New, modern 4 -room cottage. Moderately law pressure covers thai DO YOU WANT A HOME? , greater portion of the country this. New, modern ff-room cottage, i ... 4jjoo morning, the north pacific const storm i New, modern 10-room cottage ,-o having- moved Inland to the Yellowstone t New. modern 6-room cottage ;",' Park riHnn anH a Y,1rh i.rjifiiiiir ftelA ' New. mndam K.rnnm cottaue 1,50 over the British possessions Is spread-1 Vew, modern 4-room cottage ',!!!!! ing sou tn ward over the Mississippi val ley, causing a continuance of the cold weather In that section. West of the Mississippi river temneratures are gen- erally unseasonably low. -Light pre cipitation has been quite general within the last 24 hours, snow being reported as far south as Oklahoma. Conditions are favorable for snow, and colder weather tonight and Tuesday over this district. The temperatures will fall to zero or below In eastern Oregon, eastern Washington and Idaho, ano to degrees or below In western Oregon and western Washington. Temp. Max. Mln. Preclp. 4 0 3 4 .01 28 14 .04 31 30 .12 46 St "T. 44 34 .08 3 8 8 I 8 64 iou can have your cnoicj ui im -, cottages on the Installment plnn a little i down, then like rent. They are all close, to the carline and feady to move Into nt , once. TSKet Mount bcott car to ""'"" ft ave., men hsk tor joe iNasu, m No. 267. 126.00 1 1 1 1 1 1 i i ii 1 1 ii I VJL J- I V J MfMfu TO B 11600- J 10,000 cash, business corner, J iti i fill t J 1 1 limine vi i i vj, -- i . . -.,, , w i rt In, on west side. 'TIs paying 10 j S LA WK ROC MS per cent. Could be made pay 1 , VJf ,l'.,J'y !Stv' per cent on Investment. !,,1V,r,.o,,n0 On terms. 8 room house, two , '''S' 2."r,'.V. 5al. K-Z Terms lots. This Is a big snap. IMPROVKD HT flKKT. t 400 Very choke corner lot tn Swln- j "'' AY; cCAr ' 'N mSnth115 ,W,a"Ce ,7 K0 'ef ' I1"' !L KM KNT " RASEMKNT. 3000On very easy terms, 5 room ft5noV SMDKH8' modern duiikhiow in ri nun. , .,,L, i-oiviii Several lots In Alameda Park S1IOKMAKKH INV. CO.. 527 Henry bldg. Main 44fi5. A-7434 KXT KNIHNO ACROSS FRONT. NK'K. SIGHTLY LOT. Owner Is leaving city and has In nt rii. t us to sacrifice his home at this price. Tin- property Is easily worth $3111 T. .26 r. .0 .02 a .10 .11 a .12 .08 .24 .12 .42 Johnson St.. near 14th; best buy In the wholesale district. Hen us at orv c. 808 Lewis Bldg. Marshall 4 DM. WK BCILI) TO PLKAS. Wo build more hnuses In one month than most conl raelnrs In a year We can afford lens profit It will pay to see us. If jriu own a lot, we build, any terms to Milt. CONSTRl'C- . PORTLAND ItKAl.TY v 'DON CO.. H02-3 Lewis bldg., 4th and Onk oWNKR SAYS: T rim offerniK Vo'i heie a home that Is in the I, est part of the HI'NNYKIHK Result-urn district, and Is well worth 5 00 MURK I Thnn I am asking; but I am leaving, so iniist sell at one.-. So take J2500, si I know it will easily and quickly sell for that price as soon as seen by any one look in for a home at a really sac .rlflced price, as It surely Is. SKB MY AGENTS, Sutherland & Hubhell S'lTH AXU HAWTHORNE- Tabor 2017 -New Office. MKLTING NOTICES 41 stop: look:: listen::: Al Kader Temple, A. A. O N. M. 8., HKiiin extends the Kind hand of Arab hos pitality to Its members and sojourning Shriners. find cordially Invites all to 1oln in the MIDWINTER CKKKMO.VTAL. which ls Isi be held on Saturdav, the fifteenth das of tho second month. Safar, 1328. A II.. orrespondlng Willi the 21th day of Keh- ruary. 1310. It hath been decreed that all the faithful shall Bather at the An ient Shrine of Al Kader to comfort ihe many un rcKenei a tes. who. for the flt.st tlu.e n their lives, are seeking to join the caravan for pilgrimage, across (he hot sands of tho desert to the Holy City. Remember: The business session for receiving petitions and balloting will be held at the Masonic Tempi", cor'n'ir West Park and Yamhill, on Kiidav even ing, February 25. at 8 o'clock, sharp: the ceremonial and banquet at Ihe same place on Saturday evening. February 2fl. beginning promptly at 8 o'clock. All pe titions must be in the hands of the re corder by Frldey noon. WILLI A M 1 1. CAI.VANT, Potentate. B. O. W!l ITK1KM SK. R -colder harmony" i.odgi; "no Tj" A F . A. M -Special com munication this i.Monduvl evening at 7:30 o'clock. Work In the M M. degree, visitors h re cordia 1 1 y in v i ted. W. M. I K LI N. Secretary. OVVNKH MI ST SKLL. Itrge new 9-ioom Irvington home. In swell district. This has beautiful ex terior wliti pi. -tie glass windows all aioiind. 2 large fireplaces, arc lighting fixtures, novel! v dressing room with triple swing mirrors, sleeping porch, luxurious bathroom. separate toilet (extra toilet on first floor), rruill-in : fnelcss cooker with H. W. connection s. If you own the lot we will build you Dutch kitchen, very complete and mod a home to suit sour own plans and same . em. In fact everything. Including gr" as rent payments. Kstimates free. age The price Is $10,000. Call SH SHOKMAKKR INVKST.MKNT Co.. jAI'ingti.u bldg Own I Ionic rent pa H I KM A 527 Henry Hldg A- 7434. .NlHin 4 4 6 5 I $H50 WHfl LOTS of LOTS $30 K ACM. New addition on Oregon Cifv carline. excellent soil, good place to keep chick ens, cow and grow garden truck, price s w 5 room modern cottage on E. $30 per lot. $5 or $10 down, balance $2 : auth 2 blocks to car. Call up Sellwood or $;i month. National Realty Trust j i rd 1 will tell vou all about It. as I Co., 326 Wash. st . room 616. If You Are Looking for Close In acreage, a wheat ranch or small, well Improved farm, at low price and on most liberal terms, see me; 1 handle my own properties. I. O. El rod 520 Corbett Bldg. ' cannot explain the many good features it has In an ad. $10 A MONTH HOl'SK Ready to move into; 2 good lots: you can get It for your ow n at the price of ' 1 See This Bargain l.'jriiio. Pwell 5 room bungalow, close In, 21st 1st.; lot worth $1500. street Improve Iments In; nice lawn. $1000 down. $29 per month. 1 FARRKLL. K I 7 Qerlinger bldg. M. W. A., Rose City camp 5466. meet Monday evenings. Selling Hlrso Hldjf., West Park and Washington. F. J Darlington, clerk. 226 Alisky bldg. Phone Main 602S. NEW TODAY (Krtablllhwl 187) An Inhalation lor Whooplng-Cough, Croup, Bronchitis, uougns, Diphtheria, Catarrh. Crasolana I a Boon to Asthmatics. Does it not mm more effectiTe to breathe la a raned lor diiaasea of the Dreaming orgaua wan to take Um nmady into the atomaoar Oeaolene cures becau the air, rendered tn.,.1. .nti.nUn- in curled over til dtMaaed ih ...r hrMth. fflvluc oroloaged and oonetaot treatment. It Is InTaluabla to mothers with smaU children. Thorn of a Con- anmDtfTS Tendency Till find Immediate relief from Conght or Inflamed Condition of the throat. ALL DRUGGISTS. ' Sand coital for d- erlptiTS Booklet. Vapo-Cresolene Co. ibu r uiton street, New York. MOUIR TO CMC AG THROUGH TRAINS VIA An Oregon FARM FOR ONLY $150 WRITE OR CALL AT ONCE. i OREGON INLAND DEVELOPMENT CO. 838-40 Chamber of Com merce Bldg., Portland, Or. OAK. I.KAF I'LI'K. Lance every Tuesday eve. at E. P.. Flail, 37th and Hawthorne. 1 n v It.- t Ions ran be secured at hall, or phone Tabor I 1 4 i. R. N. A , Oregon Rose camp, meets Wednesday evenings. Allsky hall. 3d and Morrison. K. N. A., .Marguerite camp, meets every inurnaay evening in aavoy hall. loast ?.! " '"""!!!; i '"e,?:fl"s.V"",:mn : Bun-alow Bargain, S17LHJ orv'it office in Gregory Heights. Take, $400 cash, n-w iuhI nindern, rooms. Rose t'ltv ear. 3d and Yamhill, get 'with bath e.ihlnet kitchen, full base off at end of carline. Office on prop- 1 tnent. wood hoist, wired for electricity, ertv. plaslered. china closet, wainscot wim plate rail in dining room, lot uiiu. uy l.vi.er Take. Mi. Scott car to Ana Del station. 1 block south, first house east, K I een roof - Ros'smere Laurelhurst Rose Citv District For buys In lots, phone, not Main, but Marsrffl'l 170. or A-244L ask for Mr. a..v .'i inh rinr .le.rferson). and. block from car; $1 :sf.O and J 1 200. at your &poiD-,ment will be made to show own terms; 25 per cent otr for what you . . ' v pav down. Owner. Kd Miles, ft doors -- -,-.rr, a .. . t i urillflP south from cor store. .Main st.. Lents. ) HALF ACRE WITH SMALL HOUSE, SOxlOO, corner of 12th and A lberta. I t rees, berries yielded 40 gallons last 2250 If tken nt once. thN Is good, i xHr 2 chicken houses, asparagus bed DIAMOND REALTY CO.. and 'garden, rich soil. Have mortgage Room J 4. 203 ' Washington st. f,,r j!)no. balanca cash. East or B-1H94. For Sale by Owner, $4v(X) 6 room house, on K. Ankeny st , walk ing distance, handy to hlirh school, good neighborhood, on carline, nice lot. ce ment walks and basement, furnace, must sell at once; what terms do you want? Call up I! 2250. or Last S7HS. K T R and five room houses, with baths. lust completed, full basement, wired, hot and cold water. 40x100 lots. It You Arc Looking tor Close-in acreage, a wheat ranch or small. ACREAGE 87 Iliirn.lila . .-.... n .4 r . " " ' r.c.ri rtiiu. VliailU BVCUUe. ... , ,4 lor,., .. , Inn' nrlp. n rl on most lireral terms, see me. my own properties. LOOL'S hall. 30x5. afternoons and even lngs. BlH(Jrand ave.. cor. K. Wash. HA LLS for lent. Drew bldg . i C 2 2d St.. near Morrison. BIKTHS FLRTCHKR -To Mr. nnd Mrs. Hele8 rietcner, wt;i Last Seventh street, aicmntv I handle J,. H. SMITH, Room 18. Hamilton Hldg. ""'.) AC'RKS f'lNfcf LAND. $15Vior Only $.i50 cash, balance $30 monthly FIVE AND TEN ACRE TRACTS. Only a few left; most deslrabla acre age buy on the market, located on rail road, near station; close to Portland; running water and springs In abund ance; black loam soil; iuu per cr uy. on 1 v .inw chsii. imminr tjn moot mi v. ance; mat, iuaui buii, iivu wra . , This Is 5ao feet, from railroad station; , easy terms; particulars complete from girl, February 17 all cleared; best soil for nuts, fruit or garden; 4a nillea from Portland, on road. Cull at once. Hellman BROWN. 411 Couch Bldg. i Lathrop. 516 Abington bldg. DEATHS RCHKIDKMAN- Katherine Scheldernan, 302 Constance street, February 17, aged 40. pneumonia. L1TTLEFIKLD Horace L't t lefle 701 Fast Rurnslde street, February 17, exhaustion. GRAHAM -Gilbert Graham, St. Vin cent's hospital. February IS, aged 2. scarlet fever. JONKS -Harry Jones, Flxth and Hoyt streets, February 18. aged 4a, pere carditis. TRIGG May Trigg, Multnomah hos pital. February If. aged 20. cancer. GOCLD Timothy Gould. M Seventh street, February lfi, aged 70, par alysis. COHEN Cella Cohen. 628 Third street, February JS, aged 15, heart disease BI'TCHKR- Horace Butcher. Good .Sa maritan hospital, lebiuary 1 :i 5 AND 10 ACRE TRACTS. Two thirds cleared. 1 mile from Rents, MT. TABOR LOT. $i50. one fourth mile from station. 8 BlocKS This Is 200 feet from car, on western 1 from school, good car service, good slope 1 west frontage), improved street. ' neighborhood. Price $3000 each tract; sidewalk and curb, city water. This Is good terms. Owners phone Woodlawn 87 heapest lot in the district. Act , ACREAGE SUBDIVISION. MS Abington bldg. 1'nder 80 acres, close to city limits, " c TT ""'on carline. Best of soil, sightly and reC U.S i running water; lots of fruit. Only 209 For acreage for platting; also cheap ' per acre. Terms. Vanduyn. ft w at ion. the at out homes, vacant lots, on easy terms. GRAYH CROSSING LAND CO.. Take Mt. Scott car to Grays Crossing. oia Chamber of Commerce. ACREAGE CORNER 100x100 I 15 acres, 12 miles from cojurthouse. And B room house, corner East 13 th and pan at 29Vj N. 3d St. Beech sts.; 0 bearing fruit trees, small 1 M IN 6748. A-5094. teinnr PtC i rasona,,le U'rms' FoR-8ALBTsFarre.. 4 mile, from r. ; 4 ready to be piowea; Dargaan at $1200. C. W. GRIDLET. 33 S Chamber of Commerce. ? eiu.endlcitlN - i-tt.t; ; ZTT. : rrr;, ;'. .v. -rr7rr.il" or J" acres parity uwrero, r-inr.i'v- ,.,,.. .,, i, mii.-j , M1 1 " arl' ff""18 "'""1 can on inn ,u ding. I have got to sett. jar. Vrur;vTaaK,e,d,,V"- UTr' ,X r" ' fhance. f3 Tnion afa. East . . 1 McDoNAI.D Mary Meronald. Home i ru-,0.. w "riKfi , oca. vspraTat .. . FOR HALE By owner, lot 2,'.xl 00, 8 room house, 15 minutes' walk from P 1 O., full cement basement, furnace; $40'Uj j - $2000 cash, balance time. D-42S, aged Journal. for the Aged, February IS, aged 85, nnd senility. RK'K Frank MODERN room house In Vernon, ' I Riep, Front 1.111, t .... ' l.ta C.l nA . .r.wn . J ir..al.lnM Brtth Pine " ""in w.i. ...in . - "" i'a. 1 vg AK nrn or lanu ntui oiaiaiuiviu, streets February 14 aged 45 hemnr- 1 ",u; a s"a' lur cus"- ,c '-,w,lrr- I 5 room house on u, 4 acres in orci aru. rhur. I'.. Itttll St. '. all level lana; will trade for any kind AIiON'G THE WATERFRONT. With passengers and freight the steamer Rose City. Captain Mason will be due to arrive from San Francisco today, The towboat Ocklahama moved the British steamer River' Clyde from the lnman-Poulsen mills yesterday to the North Pacific mills after which she went on down to Astoria to bring the schooner Irene up to Stejla. After finishing discharging her cargo at Oak street dock, the steam schooner Saginaw, Captain Walvlg, which arrived up from San Francisco yesterday morn ing, will go to Wtllapa for a cargo of lumber. On her way up the river she discharged 12,000 kegs of powder at Martin's bluff. ' Carrying a full, list of passengers and over 400 tons of freight the steam er Ramona. Captain Nelson, arrived yesterday afternoon frem Coos Bay. Four hundred tons of her freight was dual. The captain reports ordinary southwest weather on'.Jthe trip up. Bluiit'e reef light vessel No. 83. sta tioned off Cape Mendocino, will be re- Spokane, Portland & Seattle Ry. "The North Bank Road" The handsomest equipment of these trains supplies the com-' forts and appointments of the best hotels. The dining service is particularly good. OBSBBYATXOjr GABS OOMPAJtTMEHT SUBXTFEBS STAHDAJU) SLEEPERS OIBIHO OARS MEALS A X.A CARTE TOURIST SLEEPERS PIRST-C&ASS COACHES Leave Portland 9:00 A. M.; 7:00 P. M. Arrive Chicago, 3 Days to the Hour PASSENGER STATION, 11th and HOYT STS. PLACE TOT7B Fire Insurance WITH M. E. THOMPSON CO. Beal Estate and JVXortffaffa Loans, cor. 4th and Oak Sts., Henry Bid?. Phones Main 6084, A-33L'7. We have money to loan. TOT A in L." Cl.rl.Hn. DI...I. Tt ! IjAIHIMV- Fa.. Ul.ll- K TWllim ninrinrn ! nf tlllHlnpSa ChflnCe. hospital. February 17 ' aed 73 old I house, three lilocks from Alberta! 4 room house and 4 lots at Carlton, agp ' ' I m hit BOxlOO on K. 10th. Hee owner, Or., 4 blocks from depot, to trada for STANOEiV -Walter Stangle St Vln-! -'"R 'r- 'sh st i anv smaU business. Price S00. aged 1. ; ON W.-.W.- carline.. strl.-tlv modern L " ,.n.n, Se modlrn In cnt's hospital, February IS no CMIIH'1. 9IARRIAGE LICENSES MAX M. SMITH, florist. 100 6th St.. op poslte Meier Krsnk's. Main 7215. Vl N KH1j NOTICKS. HEKFKRNAN --PVhi unrv 21, nt 37 W. Ekidniorn st.. John Joseph Heffornan! af?e 49 years 5 months 9 days. Funeral from aboe residence Tuesday, Febru ary 2L nt 8:15 a. in., thence to St. Mary's church, Williams ave. ami Stan ton St., where services will he held at Friends respectfully invited to Interment at Mt. Calvary. I room house, fine view city and moun-I . .......... tains; easy terms. By owner. Sell wood a'i , i. SI6. 6 lots In Berkeley addition, frea and fi.r ..ill trade fnr husiness chance. NIC K 4 runin md-rn cottage, one hlork I IOominK house preferred. from Mt. Scott carline: price ? 1 400; I lirocety and o living rooms on Union terms. Taetgart. 416 Chamber of Com- avP., price $1600, or will Invoice: trill mej JhldK. . I trade for house and lot or equity in FOR KAI.K Corner 50xl'o. on carline; I one: this place Is doing $40 dally. 6 room house, onlv tSJOO; terms. HO acres of land near Clasknine;, rood C,. W. GKIDhEV. :soll and 5.000.000 ft. of timber, to trada 33S CI'.Hinher of Commerce. j for Port land property. I have 5 first mortgages, onnif s per 9 a. in I n t tend. 25. FUNERAL DIKECTOns Oscar Johnson. 294 Clay street, and Jennie T.und. 21. Marlus Nielsen. 221 Shaver street. 25. - and Mary Qualley. 24. I 711r Rtrrnpc Cn Magnus Olsen. 187 H Fourth street, j UCl-DyTUCS VO. 86, and Mary Harold, 28. phones; lady assistant. Darwin Hyde, 4o h.ast l ntrty-seventn I estaonsi-.nient in city. street, 28, and Mabel Chamberlain, 21. f o . r n , rTiTurTBkT rtURUDi iiuin no, um lauixiir a.r-- l t lllUliiltl ll.l.JIO., MoHT-n 1 r. 694 Williams ave., both Most modern IFOR SAlK- Two fine corner residence ' lots, r.ear north Alblna ear barns. I terms. Phone Woodlawn I 45 1 FOR SAl.K Strictly modern house, on Krirgo pt.; fine lot; liose to ;i car line!?: JL'5(Mi: by owner. Woodlawn 1 ;."" 0 ROOM ino.i.-in house furnl'shed. Call N. Take Rose City nue z ana Aaamnine isicaemann, is. everv detail. 7th and Pine, ray Tambling, Troutdale, Or.. 22, and ; A.4SrlfL ,.a(,y assistant. JVIOIK injacoT-i, i Mn 430. Edward l.amnart. Tacoma, Wash.. 27. i T CDfJl The east side and Carrie Luta, 18. Lady r ssistant.- B-1S8S; E'ait undertaker. Bob H. Miller. 183 Hooker street 24. and Margaret Brunky, 24. WKOPINO cards. W. O. Smith ft Co Washington bldg corner 4th and I Washington ata. ;si. K. fith and Alder. ETrFSS suits for rent, all slses. UniQus Tailoring Co.. S09 Stark at J, P. Ftoley ch Son Lady attendant Main : A-16H. ERICSON UNDERTAKING CO.. Main 6133 A-2235; lady asst. CLAR7CK BROS-., florists; fine flowers and floral design. ?S Morrison st. ROSE CITY CKMETEHT Phones C-J114 and A-444 4. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS EAST SIDE funeral directors, success ors to y. S. Dunnlng.Inc. E. 52. B-2525 PACIFIC TlUa Truat Co.. the leading : abstractors. 204-5-6-7 Falling; bldg. EDWARD HOLMAN. undertaker 2d st. Lady assistant Main 607. 120 ABSTRACTS of title. VS. Alexander ab stract office. 413 Corbett bldg. Main . FOR SALE REAL ESTATE lo WEST SIDE lot, 50x100. walking dis tance, $i0O terms. P-422. Journal. rent Interest; 1 for I9S.0; ona for 100. i and 2 for $500. to trade for any kind of business chance. i If vou have got something that you '' don't "want, trade It for something that vou want and haven't got; have farms, cltv property, acreage and lots, and everything in real estate to trada for anv kind of business chance. List your business with us and we will trade It for vou. Traders' Agency, 15 N. 6th- 1st. Main 6377. ;r rKAYK some good Portland real ea taie and some A-l 1st mortgage to trade tyr some kind of business chance,. See my agent at 15 N. 5th at. 20 itcrts of land, 5 room house; 4 acre In orchard, pood spring on place, near I Marshfleld. Will trade for any kind ' ! of business. See Peters. 15 X. 5th st. ; TEN Her. s Hood River apple land. $3o0 uu)i balance, easv: will take aitto FOR SALE- Five room modern buriga- i and first or second mortgage or lota, low. 19th and Alberfa: electric lights. ' W-421 Journal. -'ir.'H'i' - J' Vni!LA:r25.-..JiUrnj-. . 1 STAeirdHlTNTl to eschanga fo7 MUDKRX room house. 2 lots. barn. ; what vou have. 204 Mohawk bldg. cheap: going away; terms. A. High- A-432 1. ' ' ;,,, aJlV-'i--H- r : ! $1 4M7K1 TrsTmort gage to axohanjr as . j'l.vr. , , , 1 1 1 '"xtlllu"' a ttrst payment on chjbb-ui resunsnca. niocss ti'oaoo, .a, ..my (iijn, very ' A ijraiiam osS fTescott St. 2ln E. 5 1 1 1 st. car to !-ia'io ronn. l'( ifVI'LAN'l ' Trust Company Bank. 3per cent interest paid on saving accounts. Sd and Oak sts. Rii A 1 7 E S TATE bounirt and sold: busi ness properties especially. ;. ii. Hart, 600 Com Old bldg. Phone Main i'.4S. Fi m SALI': "-room bungalow. li block from cur and block from public school. Phone Woodlawn 2;30: Owner. PO'RTLAN'L)" Trust Company Pank73i4 per cent paid on so dHy call certifi cates. 3d and Oak sts -1 S6. i asv terms. E. -' i i CHOICE lots at Lents. Anything use able as tirsi paynienr. Trade. C-S4. or trade, so IF""vou want to sell,, buy or trade. m Shoemaker Inv. Co., 627 Henry bid Take ; 122 Third Street CITY TICKET OFFICES Third and Morrison Streets. snRRrsnTTTrsss 7 rn.r.rirvrrr rt.- PORTLAND Trust Company Rank. 2S m isE CITY PARK bungalow mi. a t.. omnonv. i .-Jl. KiHo-' years In business. 3d and Oak sts. some trade. xo Roani of Trade bldu acre.tee. or w ill sll A-423. Jotirnal . 100 Third Street. Title A Trust company Lewis bide 4th and Oak. . MODERN- 4 room bungalow bv owner; r iWvrnn i(.i,i . T,... iT. I all or half cash. Woodlawn 2046. Board of Trada bldg.; abstract a DESKROOM $800. specialty. to lent. Board of Trade Hlckok. X FINK lot in laurelhurst cash: answer quick. P-42S. Journal ti 2 3 , SEVERAL choice lots, fine location. $n0n each. E. 273. C-18R6. W. R. HAIZLIP CO. (Inc.). abstractors. , V ROOM cottage, small lot. cheapT close PORTLAND Tr-ist Company Rank, small First class work. 327-8 Corbett bldg i in. 'Injulr. 640 E. Stark st. check accounts received. 3d atid Oak. 80S Board of; Main 4465. - 7 4 3 4. ROOM modern bungalow I it'. Oakland. for Portland property, io' er 3, journal $S0: WILL get you anything In trad for anytningj'ou nave, f"".rlr...!1"' S Rt'tOM resbTAnT lii Vani-oiuver for trade. Sirl Board of Trada-bldr, j IMPROVED half seiillon wh-t rs'n't- for trade, SOS BinrJ of Trada bidf. AT.-'