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Newspaper Page TextTC:)AI k:;al i:.;r.TE tn.vs: f iii I ft1 I .. 0 i 1 I tlltTA .... After Fighting Gale for Days, Bird Arrives at Coast Light . Station in Exhausted Con- dition. '' Weary from breasting: a fierce north vrest gale,, for apparently s great many miles, a carrier pigeon arrived at the light station at Heceta Head, 40 miles south' of Yaquina, 'bay,and1,betng too ex hausted to (fa farther took .refuge there and Is now being taken care of by Keep er Olaf Hansen, according to Informa tion received -., thismorning by Light house Inspector J.- M. Elllcott It U known that the pigeon is one of - those belonging to .the Oregon Homing- club which was released recently Cither at Leyland o-r Sifson, Cay. ' ,.' .'- '-.. . .Keeper Hansen nays, in his, communi cation that the bird has apparently come ft long distance? as it Is very poor andwasln an almost exhausted condi tion when It arrived at the station. The strong northwest winds which have been blowing along the coast for the last week or so, , accompanied by heavy- fog, evidently got the bird off its course and it probably got some distance out to sea. It has a ring on each foot, one being of white f metal, marked P. B. 5 3713, while the other is unmarked and 1 i of brass. Several Birds MiSiingV E. H. Bower, a member of the Oregon Homing club, Identified the pigeon as one belonging, to. ft .member of the club, tut he was unable to nay who the owner s from the number. He thinks that, it la one of those released at Blsson a, week .ago today, of which there are 15 on the way. He tayt that this. Is the worst year they have had and a large number of birds have, been lost,' , probably due to the bad weather. They, usually make the 300 mile flight in about eight and a half hoursr but this year they have benft week on the way already. The letter received at the office of ( i Jul: KEi'iO; inspector "Heceta , Elllcott, C Sir: il Inspector Klllcott is as follows: -',- "Heceta Head. May 18, 1910.--J. M. Commander V. 8. N Inspector have the honor to report that a carrier pigeon arrived at tan piace at about 11 a, m, May 17 It haa one ring on each leg, one made of white metal, marked YP. B. 13713. Tho other Is made of brass with no mark "The bird has apparently come ft long distance, as It is very poor and it was almost exhausted, There has been ft Btrong northwestjwlnd blowing for two days, with heavy fog. We are keeping the -bird here tiU instructed from your office what" disposition is to be madeN It OLAF HANSEN, Keeper." HAIXMAKER NOT NECESSARY Weather Observer Howell of Wasco ; Thinks Nature Sufficient. J, ' R. Howell, ' cooperative- weather observer at Wasco, is of the opinion that if left to Itself, that part of the country would have as much precipi tation as it now has with the assistance of Charles Hatfield, the Los. Angeles rainmaker. He says that there are only a few cases in the last 25 years when the rainfall has been Irps than an inch, which Is the amount contracted for by Hatfield. .. ' - :;j .. v 1 1 - Mr. Howell,, who is stopping over here for.: the day on his way home from Eugene, where he has been attending the state .convention of the Odd Fel lows as a. delegate, says that Hatfield has made a contract with some of the people at Wasco to furnish onoOttCh of rain from April 20 to July 25 for 3800. - . For anything over that he will gt ft bonus of J200,', which be has Already made, as he now locks only .15 of an inch to) make an Inch and a half, Mr. Howell says that a part of the inch-had already fallen when the apparatus was Bet up. He is of the opinion that a 'rainmaker is not necessary there. . ' SCTOONER'S CREW RESCUED Chss. R. AYilson on Rocks Pulled Off by Steamer Dispatch. i ., United frva Jep) Wlr.) Ran' Francisco,- May 21. The ehoonor Charles R. Wilson, which lost tier rudder and went on. the rocka off Point Reyes last night, was towed into Ban Francisco today. Captain Nelson and- the crow were landed safely by the steamer Dispatch which was first to discover the plight of the little schooner. A southwest gale was blowing at the time the Charles R. Wilson lost Its. rudder,, and although both anchors were dropped this did .pot prevent the chooner from drifting upon .the rock bound .shore. - ' The Golden Gate life saving crew ftr I rived soon after the Dispatch and aided ! the crew In boarding the steamer. JIAKE GOOD TIME . Oil Tank Steamers Will Arrive at ; Iiimton Tonight. Good time Is being made by the oil , tank steamers of tha Associated Oil i company's fleet and two Of them wUl " be in today, according to reports re 1 reived. The Rosecrans, Captain Moore, will be due -to arrive at lilnnton to night from Ban Francisco and the Ca tania, Captain Canty, will follow her closely. The. W. S. Porter, Captain Holme's, Is now on her way and win be In within s few days. In all the steamers ore bringing approximately 80,0.00 barrels of oil. The Catania and the ' Rosecrans Carry 18,000 barrels apiece and the Porter' carries 46,1)00 '.barrels, air that she c&n bring in over the bar . ' u SOLI) UNDER HAMMER Confiscated Goods Bring Good Prices With Barnes as Anctioneer. Deputy Collector R. F. Barnes missed his vocation when he did not become an auctioneer, If the manner in-which he conducted- the auction sale of confis cated goods, tea, samples and other miscellaneous-articles at the custom house building is a criterion. The sale be Fn shortly a-ftef i o'clock yesterday afternoon and the -articles auctioned brought all that they were worth. Olive oil. tea samples and silk shirtwaist pat tern brought' goo prices. ?'V'A ' , " fh-:i-:'M ' BRINGS HARDWOOD TIMBER Oriental Liner Ilenrik Ibsen to Re Jlcrq J'arljJbsLJunc.. When she arrives here about June 10, the Norwegian steamier Ilenrik Ibsen of the. Portland & Asiatlo , fleet of Ori ental liners will have, in addition 'to lier regular cargo of merchandise, about 750,000 feet Of hardwood timbers from Otaru.'fioiii which jlaoe she Is reported to liavei ealled Ji.iy IS, Arriving lat .-,,, XV; Cjj,. vLO1' , IL I 'J1&N ' .IvnLLisiL'.MOC.-irch -tl V TAIH TO-HIGHf Al!D4SUlIDAy.' SOETHEUK.fflKS.:; 5 ,,0RIG0H"ASD WASHIBGTCat FAIR TO-HIGHT AID SUUDAT. " wans liosTir jofiBiEau.' - rfoudy; about .the samt time will be the Nor wegian steamer Hercules of the same line. It is expected that she, will get into port probably on the same day as the Ibsen, . and an ' effort' will be made to arrange their sailings) in such a. manner that they will not be so close together as was the case with the Kygja and Selja . on their last arrival In port. ' ALONG. THE WATERFRONT. -. The British bark ,01enholm, 24 days out today from Antwerp for Oregon, was spoken on May 1 in latitude 49 N., longitude 6 W.:: ...i .. . The steamer Santa. Clara Is now being' repaired by William Bruce in San Francisco, - who was awarded the con tract at his bid of $48,800. It is ex pected the repairs will take at least a month. , : . ': - .V' - i- ! . iThe German steamer Augustus, Cap tain Schuder, towed last night from the Oceanlo to the' Elevator dock, and this afternoon or tomorrow morning she will tow from the latter dock to Irving dock, where Bhe will finish loading .wheat Monday. She is under charter to Balfour.'Guthrie & Co. Carrying passengers and general freight from San Francisco, the steam schooner Northland, will be due to arrive- in the' harbor some time this aft ernoon. Irftden with SO tons of general freight, the gas ; schooner : Wilhelmlna, Captain wlth 600,000 feet of lumber, the steam schooner Bowdoin. Captain Tibbetts. will la,U-tonight jor San Freneteco. : . In ballast the steam schooner Thomas I Wand, Captain Petersen, sailed last night for . Raymond, where she will load lumber for Calif ornia. Carrying 225 passengers and 1900 tons of - general freight, the steamer Rose City, Captain Mason," sailed thi morn ing at 9 o'clock from Ainsworth dock for San Francisco. The tug Triumph of the Columbia Contract company's fleet and the river boat Nestor, belonging to-the Ostrander Railway & Logging Co., at Kelso,, are on the Oregon drydock for repairs. " The Triumph is having her rudder fixed. Monday the Port of Port land's new tuf. Oneonta, will go on the dock for a final coat of paint and to have her wheel put on. . The barge Washtucna, will also go on at the same time for an ' overhauling before being sent ftround to Puget sound. ! , , MARINE NOTES. Astoria, May 21.-t-Salled at 4 a. m., steamer J. B. Stetson, for San Pedro, steamer Shoshone, for - San vFrariclseo, and . steamers "Quinault and Thos. L. Wand, for Willapa Harbor. Arrived" at 9:40 knd left up at 11:30 a. m., steamer Rosecrans, from San Francisco. Ar rived at 5 and left up at 7:S0 a, m., steamer Northland, from San Francisco. Arrived at 10:16 and left up at 12 noon, steamer Hoqulam, from San Francisco. San Franolsco, jMay 21. Sailed at '8 ft. m., steamer- Caseo, ' for Portland. Sailed, steamer Bear, for Portland. Astoria, May 2Q.r-Arrived down at 4 and sailed at 7 p'm., steamer Johan Poulsen, for San Francisco. Arrived down at 10 p. m., steamer J. B. Stetson. ' Eureka, May 20. Sailed at 8 p. m., steamer Geo. W. Eld4r, for Portland.! Astoria, May 21. Capa line down; no' bar report. , Tides at Astoria. Sunday High wa ter, 0:41 a. m 6.8 feet Low water--6:85 a. m., 0.1 feet; 6:20 p. m., S.O feet Movements of War Vessels, Arrived ftt, May 14torpedoboat De Long, Navy Yard, NY TY; auxiliary cruis er Dixie, Norfolk,' Va, ; destroyer Reld, destroyer Flusser, collier Mars, tug Pen acock, Rockland,-Me.; sut cruiser Bir mingham, St. Vincent; collier Leonidas, Hampton Roads, Va; tug Navajo,"Mare island; flrsf-class battleships 'Montana, North -Carolina,. Tennessee, South Dako ta,' Chester at Bahia Bonds; cruiser New Orleans at Hankow and gunboat Samar. at Hankow. .-,Y-...;. . '-Sailed from, for May "14th," torpedo boat -DeLong, Newport for- N. Y. C; cruiser Dixie, Norfolk for Boston; Sev ern, ... Norfolk for Boston; destroyer Reid, destroyer Flusser, Bath for Rock land; collter Mars,-, tar Penacook, 14th and 15th respectively, Montevideo for Hampton Roads and Norfolk for Ports mouth, . NY- H.; cruiser Albany, lstn, San Francisco for Grays Harbor. (Re ported in press to have proceeded to the Sound.) - - - r - ' ' The orulser Montgomery has been assigned to duty with the Atlantlo fleet. The torpedoboat Rogers has been loaned to the Massachusetts Naval mll ltia, Instead of the Dupont, as was or iginally Intended. May 14th ft 1000 pound bell, struck automatically, by machinery every 10 seconds, was established, by the South ern Pacific company ? at Dumbarton drawbridge, lower part of San Francls co bay, as a for signal. , Grays Harbor, May -13. Navigation aids O. K. 18 feet reported at mean lower- low water, from Hoqulam to Aberdeen) Wash. Tugs Will Move Cement. Prompted by the high steam schooner rates a number of cement concerns hav formed a syndicate for the trans portation of cement from 'this port to puget sound and have chartered the big redstack Hercules from the Mer ohMits- A -Shipowners 'Jrugboet-comrmnr nd purchnsed the ol debark Gerard C. Tnhpv whirh lfl now ft hflrirn - It -a- ported; that the lfercules, whfch is one of the most powerful tugboats on the coast, has been fixed for one year at $5000 a month. The Hercules will tow baiRea laden wlll renient north, tins method Of. transportation being mueli b , x'-v 4 EXPLANATORY MOTU. ' wruiiu, ar iovM Una, Jnm tbmueti pikuM o( tqual taaparmUrt: Ifcqr mil m inn any mm, nut w i w. , tmou bKlirkto Mult of matte! O iwi O Putly thwdri O (fdrUai nii report mln. rroSywitkt)Mrad. Flnt rifurt, tempmtura; iMDnd, S4-boor reWill, V It juta JH hok; lUrft wladi vtlodiy W mil p kour r eon . .. . . cheaper than that obtained in the steam schooners which have handled the bust-. nisa. J. C. Settle, former traffic manage of the Pacific Portland Cement - com pany, has resigned and will become man ager of the' Ocean Barpi & Towing Co. as the new concern will be called. - . - Nome City to Take Wheat. On her next trip' out vof this port, the steam schooner Nome City, Captain Hansen, which will be due to arrive from San Francisco tomorrow, will car ry out ft cargo of wheat and lumber. She will take 850 tons of grain in her hold for San Pedro and 450,000 feet of lumber on deck for San Diego. She Is bringing 800 tone of cement.' 300 tons of asphalt and 300 .tons of general freight, besides passengers. ,. :r'-ytmnajr0 to Finish Tonight. It - was stated this morning that the British ship Dunsyre, Captain Smith, which has been . loading lumber at Tongue Point since her arrival there from San Francisco on April. 9, will be finished by.,, tonisrht xShe will have aboard about 2,000,000 feet which she will transport to Melbourne for J. 3. Moore & Co. " " S1ARINB rXTELUtlENCE. Segnlsr llntrs 3ne to arrive. Breakwater, Coos Bay ,. ..May'JJ Henrik Ibsen, Orient ..June . 10 Hercules, Orient .... , . June.l 0 Geo. W. Elder, San Pedro l..,..May 2J Bear, San Francisco .......... May 21 Rose City, San Francisco .......May 80 Segnlftr Miners one to Depart. Geo. W. Elder, San Pedro., May 14 Bear, San Francisco. ..... ifc. .. .May 28 Rose City. San Francisco . . . ... . .May 1 Roanoke, San Pedro May 21 .-'"f - Vessels la Port. Augustus, Gr, ss.,T,...,,.... Elevator Johan Poulsen, Am., es. Kalama Northland, Am. ss. ......On Way Uo KnlRht of the Garter, Br. ss....E. A W, C F. Crocker, Am. barken tin. ,E. & vV. Inverkip, bt. ss , . inman-Pouisen Alvena, Am, Sch .Goble Salvator. Am. sch. ..... . . Inman-Poulsen Klamath, Am. ss.. . . , . . . .Prescott Joseph Pulitzer, Am. gas. sch.. .Ash st Leyland Bros.. Br. sh.... Inman-Poulsen En Ronte Wita Oomtnt and OeneraL Bayard. Fr. bk....... ......... GiasKOW Quinault, aid. ss.. . ....... , , .Oak st. i:iau8, uer. sn. .......... . . . . .uamnurg Claverdon. Br. sh. ... . ,. ......... . Tyne 'i niers, r. sn.i.. ............ .Antwerp Notre Dame, d'Arvolr, Fr. bk...Antwero Titanla, Nor. ti..,..,i.,.k.,.,Amwrp Monterey. An. sch. ....... .....Astoria Ulscellaneous Tonnage to Arrivs. Hercules, Nor. as. . . . . i . . ,8an Francisco W.-B. Flint, Am. bark. ......... .Seattle Bowdoin, Am. ss.-.....,..San Francisco Casco, Am. ss...,...;.. .San Francisco Geo. W. Fenwlck, m.: Sa.San Francisco Saginaw, Am ss San Francisco Olympic, Am. ss.. ....... San Francisco . , OU carriers xa Boats. Atlas, A&v as Ban Francisco fc N W tmmmm.., i- . ! AT THE THEATRES V Edward Abeles Makes Great lilt..' In his strong dramatlo playlet "Self Defense," Edward Abeles has made ' a great impression on Orpheum patrons this week. The story told is of a dumb Italian boy who is accused of murder. Hs is given an opportunity to explain and he proves it was in Self Defense. La Bella Xapoli Troupe -Last Time. Music lovers will have the last op portunity to see ths La Bella Napoll troupe tomorrow evening, when the week's engagement -comes to a close. Tha act "is the most beautifully mount. ed attraction presented in vaudeville this season. v ' V. ..Tonight Last Time. : The last performance of the Baker Stock company's laughing production of George Ade's comedy "Just Out of College" will be given tonight,; Nothing more genuinely entertaining and orig inal hasr.BeeiT seen here in a long time. r Y;-- ' 1 ; - : Balloon Girl's Lest Flight. ; The last flight of Burleigh's balloon girl at the ' Grand will . be tomorrow night The balloon girl has been a pop ular sensation ail week and has amused and ? mystified every : patron of the Grand, In a handsome balloon ft pretty girl soars over' the audience. Seats Selling for Grace George. The American comedienne, Grace George, will present her latest comedy success, "A woman's Way," at the Bun galow theatre for three nights, begin-' ning next Monday, May 23. Beats now selling at theatre for the engagement VALE TO GET BIG NEW BRICK DEPOT 1 f8ttrlal ft!sntoh to Tbt Joarnul 1 Vale, Or., May 21. Building material for the freight depot of the Harrlman lines has arrived. The building is to be larger than any along the line in or der to accommodate the business of the Short Line, .the Oregon &' Eastern and the Malheur Valley railway to Brogan. A number of sidetracks will be laid in a few days to enablo the shipping of material for the building and also for the $20,000 brick depot which is to be erectod as soon as the freight . depot Is completed. The warehouse i to be ttint"felor;g Bf3Conh9"'Oregori"&Ea'sl. era track which was laid through the local yards a few weeks ago, thus as nuring a continuation of that line to the interior in the near future. fftatements were made in 'Vale toilsy that- the jrtll 'people 'J'nuld mak Vrtie thn junction point for the Boise A. Wusl-nn, It has already been announce! LQCAlWJEAIHia, RIFORT.j 'Portl8naorii8yJii;i9lo, i,iauperaturo.'..'...o Humidity....,..,,.. Jf 1 v. I lndfBlrotloni . . . . i' lni,Velooity...... 8 ' Weather VClapj Balnfall... ;' 9 llaxlnum temceratura . jreeterday. c w that the Hill road would start from Bend, and on east across Oregon to Vale. Although the route has not been announced from this point east, it Is generally conceded that the route is to be located around the hill east of town and on to Boise by the way of Nyssa. Auction Sale of Fasco Lots. , (Special DUpattb to Tb Jouml.) -Pasco, Wash., ; May-', 21. Thirty-two lots In the business center of Fasco ara being auctioned off today, it being the property of .the school district Borne of the most valuable business property in Pasco is comprised In the tract, the corner lots having been appraised1 as high as $100' per front foot. NKW TODAY Viillalatin Park -.-- f . . . On nhe side you see the beautiful Tualatin Valley, on the .other Mount Hood, St. Helen9, Rainier and the Twin Sisters loom up in all their glory. This, with the view of the Columbia and Willamette ' rivers, makes this place a second Council Crest. , 4. ' ,''-' Read On 1 Willalatin Park - is "on the west side, "a short distance from center of the city, 5c carfare, on macadamized road. Soil is rich, ideal for truck gardening. , For country . home, Willalatm Park has no equal. ' With all . of these advantages . the price is only $250 Per Acre and Up Investigate, and do it quickly. Au tomobiles- make trips daily. Make Appointments 1 Viillalatin Inv. Co. 214-215 Board of. Trada, Bldgv, - , Phone Main 6659 . . ..' FREE RENT In the wholesome fresh air and sun shine at Oregory Heights. The high elevation, fine location snd splendid view makes Gregory Heights "an Ideal place for a home. Do as many others are doing and take advantage of our FREE RlINT offer. It will be your atart toward better things.. Good car service.- 26 minute car ride. Gregory Heights Im provements are being pushed ahead rap idly. It costs you nothing to Investi gate, can at our office in Gregory Heights. End of Rose City Park car line. JIHVESTHENT C0.oLJ SUM SOUTHERN ALBERTA LANDS We want good men to reores(nt im for Alberta wheat lands in their dls trlct. and will give them a list of our own lands and also a listing of over zuujyuu , acres oi raw ana improved farms. ' As we are tha hfo--i- i.mi dealersNn western Canada we can guar antee the beat selection of lands at the best-'possinie prices 'ana terms, "we have lands along the different now roads now building towards Lethbrldge, at .prices ranging rrom ll to J20. To "-""' ; ummer vaiuor- "...?. u e, :.Vr' ;2 ?FJL ousiness uuj ...,iM, k ,i t'J tiiil. iu ur write us for particulars. . The Dowsley-McMillan Land Company Dept. O, Suite SOS Sherlock Bldg., Lethbrldge, Alberta, Canada. : HalfAcres At Price of Lots Fine, level, cultivated half acres, near 6c fare; good street and water mains laid. - Only 6 unsold Easy : terms. CHAS. L. HUNTER j 223 and J25 Board of Trade. ,' " A beautiful 4 acre country homo on Oregon City line, 25 minutes' out Artistic 4 room house, $5Q00. Terma. WALKER & RUDOLPH ' 100S100 corner, four modern houses, paying t per cent net. Grand ave and f.kidmvire. .Ground alono worth 18600. - v J. D. O'POfflfET.I,, (I? . H'& ! '' ' - J fed V. J The on best place In Portland to buy. Geographical renter and most desirabie residi'nL'e property in the city. Seeing Is believing. Better go and see the many choice residences under construction and the Improvements go ing on. . . , , y The Crsicn Heal Estate Cbtiipsny 234 GBAiiXJ ATE. POBTLAND, OB. An elegant new 8 room house, comer property, 2 blocks from Hawthorne carline." Lot 40x50. Street improve ments $4600 $2250 cash. ' ' VALKER & RUDOLPH '; 31EEXINQ NOTICES 41 NOTICE to Stockholders, Notice, Is '. hereby given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the "Calumet Buena - Vista Mines , Mllilni? & Smelting 1 Co."- will be held in their of fice. Room. 209 Allsky building, in Port land, Or., on Saturday, May 21, J 910, at 8 o'clock P. M., for the purpose of elect ing officers for the ensuing year and the transaction of such other business as may properly come before the meet ing. WILLIAM TREVOR, Sec., V ' Dated this 6th day of .May. OREGON Lodge No. 101, A. F, & A. M. Stated communica tion this Saturday) evening at 8 o'clock; - Masonic Temple. Work in E. A.-degree. Visit ing brethren cordially Invited. By order W. M. A.' J. Hand- Ian, secretary. -- i - .;-'';.-.,. M. W. A., Rose City camp 5468. meets - Monday evenings, Selllnc-Hlrsch bldg., West Park . an,d Washington. "F. J. Darlington, clerk, 228 Allaky bldg. Phone Main 8028. '" ' R. N. A.,- Oregon Bose camp, meets Wednecday evenings, Allsky nail. Id and Morrison. - , R. N. A..- Marguerite camp, meets every .Thursday evening t 109 2d st, bet. Wash, and 6trk. 1 ; Y. -.,-' A1ARIUAGE LICENSES Victor, Larson, 826 - Vaughn street, SO, and Anna ilalden, 26. Howard Sloan 283 Benton street. S2, and Dora Voung, 27.. John George, 181 Third street, 24, ftnd EdnaMeTlmmonds, 16. H. C. Adams, 821 . Fourth street, 21, ftnd Delphia Shephard, 20. "' . jonn Harry, 1S8 (jnrutuers street, ZB, ftnd Hazel Lontr. 18. . Michael DlebL San Francisco. Cal 42. and Gabelle Joyal, SI. ft J. Reedel, 014 First street, SI, and Virginia Morrison, aw, t: a. jones. im Kast water street, bo, no XjBura reiger, Washington bldg.. corner of 4tb .and Washington .sts, - DRKttJ suits tor rent, all sizes. 1J pique CLARKE BROS., florists; fine flowers - and floral designs. 289 Morrison st. . BIRTHS DODSON To Mr. and Mrs. Dodson, Portland hospital. May 1. a srlrl. - RAY To Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ray, 1005 MIssIhsIddI.- Mav-17, ft hnv. DURKElfi To Mr. ' and Mrs. Clayton Durkee, 592 Atbina avenue, May 11, ft bov. LUR1E To Mr. and Mrs. M. Lurle, 262 uook street, way 1&, a boy. POWELL To Mr. and Mrs. W. ' H. Powell, 1677- East Twenty-eighth iri, May ft girl, -MORRIS To Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Morris, sd a orty-sixin , street, way js, a boy. .,,,-,-4- -.i- -.; - - NEAL To Mr. and Mrs. George Neal, 861 Failing street. May 10 a boy. CLARK To Mr. and Mrs. Chester Clark, 1230 Minnesota avenue, May 18, a boy. . t-' EARL To Mr, and Mrs. Hugh - Earl, 902 Thurman street May 11, a boy. MILLER To Mr. ftnd Mrs. Herbert Miller, 691 Wilson street, May 20, a girl. , r. BATES To Mr. and Mrs, O. B. Bates, 667 Fifteenth street, April 24, a boy.' HANSEN To Mr. and Mrs. P. k Han sen, 648 East Fifteenth street, , May WOODINGS To Mr. and. Mrs. "Arthur Woodings, May 18, a girl. CROWLEY To Mr. and Mrs. John Crowley, 280 Stafford street- May 2, ft gtrl. M'MVITT To Mr. ftnd Mrs. John Mc Divitt 223 Wheeler street. Mav a a boy.: - . -,'..-. wall To Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wall. 688 Lambert street. May 9. a boy. HAY To Mr. and Mrs. William Hay, 60 East Salmon street May 14, a bov. ' BOWMAN To Mr. ' and' Mrs. Daniel Bowman, 294 East Fourteenth street May 15, a girl. DEATns RIXTAEI Teja RlxUei, 10 West Al berta street, May J8, age 25 days; neumonta. , . . - - , ., ..... 'EADMAN Phromia. Deadman, 432 Prescott street. May 19, age 42; tuber culosis, m' COLE Raymond Cole, ; 1400 East . Ir ving street, May It, age -. 7: pneu monia. . . ',. . BAKER Helen Baker, 835' Ellsworth street, May It, age 8; Bright s dis ease. ,..':..' . ' UTTER Roy Utter Hood River. May 18. age, 18; buried alive accidental t. HOLLIS Ester Hollis, Good Samari tan hospital, May 18, age 6; menin gitis.' BLI11.D Helen Blted, 2028 E. Glisan street. May u, age u; nephritis. VAN DEUSEN Gladys Van DeuSen, May 19, 735 Raleigh street. age 7; nneumonla. - -; GILLNER Jacob GUI ner, 334 First - street. May 18, age 85; hemorrhage. MAX M. SMITH,. Florist, 150 6th st. opp Meier A Frank's. Main 7315. FUNERAL NOTICES: OLSON At Sale-m, Or., May 20,' John uison, agea u years and 17 days The funeral services will be held a Finley s parlors at 3 d. m. Sunday. Mav 22. Friends 1 lnvjted. Interment River- view cemetry. FUNERAL DIKECTORS Zeller-Brynes Co, 694 Williams V . K a h pnones; i&ay assistant. - Most mcdera establishment in city. . - . Dunning McEnteoSSFS every dutaii. 7th and Pine. Main 430, A-thhg. Laay assistant. T CDCn The eait ' side undertaker. LCKLjil rdy assistant. B-18S8. East 751. E. Btn ana Aider. J.P. Fia!ey & Sca Lady attendant. Main . A-1699. CDIPCAM YUndertaklng Co., Main 1 I IIUUU 1 1 :,133. A-2235! lady . as t ROSE CITY CEMETER1Y Phones C-2114 and A-4444. EAST SIDE funeral directors, success--ors to F. 8. Dunning, Inc. E. 62. B-262S EDWARD HOLM-AN. undertaker. 22? Id st Lady asuletant Main EOT. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS CERTIFICATES of tltl made Cy the Title ft Trust company, Lewis bldg, 4th snd Oskv. Carl B. Webb and wife to Adams f Hrea.r1 htele-4---Vw'w--sm eel adjoining DOunrtert 011 norths ; - : by O. R. & N, , right of way 4, , and on - south ; by Sylllvan - Y , ; si 1 cet. . ..... ', . . . . ....... , 20,000 B. M. Lombard arid wife to Win. George Smith, portion of tracts ,-' 10, 12," Montnvilln, Sncn trsets' 3,777 B. M. t,Omi)ard and wife to W. U. . Smith et al. trnct 11, Mont.i-. ' Villa. I acra,UacU.,... ...... LIuO John If. Oil'S'm ' and wlfi to I :ivid I. Jorcliin. l-.aif of lot "1!'. north ,!t. Tabor t Fortland Trancf.-r. company of Or'eim to Stephen Mc- 1'ona.ld, lot 1. iiillcre.-tr also 50x12 foot bet'lnning at soulh wfHt. corner of paid. lot 1...... Le Fried and wifa to Michael Ucrtuleit, lot 4, block 45, Caruiliers addition to Caruth ers addition ........ .i . , Wm. C. fcfachrest et al. to A. S. eVren, lot 2, block 1; luts 2, 3, block 5; lots 6, 7, block 2. Seachrest . . John Fisher to Morgan & Bobb, lot 1, block 6, Alameda Park.. Annie T. Burke to Harry Euler ft al, lot -8. block-200, -Holht-days addition William H. Stone and wife to Gcorjre liailheim. lot 16 block 8S. Sellwood . . . ... . .' . : Q. Nole and wife to Guv A. Gow- 4,500 800 2.500 4,600 2,200 760 1,500 en, lot 8, block 1, Auers audi-. tion J. E. Hall and wife to Charles. L. Dlcklo'et ai, west 40 feet of lot 3. Y bloele S. Abends addi tion to Alblna :....' 2.900 John Ganiselben to T. L-. "Jones, et fll lot S h'nrk 1. noloninl- lieiKhts .......... .- . . . . . ... 2,550 Portland Realty & Trust com pany to C 13, Woodwortti, lots 11 and 12. block" 16. Chicago .. Irvinglon Investment, company to i , Koiiertsrnn mta a - Ann n. block a'l Irvinrton- ti : w.. .I' . . 2.600 Ladd -Estate'-company -' to Otto Pinnr-lAt -R. hlnpk. ft Rhlmfl.il- ers - addition - .. ... . ,.Yr. . . 660 Overlook Land company to Stan- Overlook i '. , . . .'. . .. . . . . . . . 1,250 Same to same, lot 11. block 6.' UveriooK - . ... t . : r i.uuu Same Co same lot It. block -4. -Overlook , 1,000 H. Hamblot, trustee, to Edith Og- nen. lots S3 nnrt M. hlocK 1. ' Fait-nort ;.. ..:.'..-..' i ... ' '. BOO Swinton- Land Company to Vern II. JIHiikinH. .lota la anil lb. block 60. Swinton . 600 W- W. Cowne and wife to Chester 'A., Hhenartl. . lot 2B. -hlocK 1. Creston ..a .Y.iY., Yvs. .' . . V . 425 Anna Kamnn to Georite Kampp : lot 8, block-234, East Portland 6,000 D. a. Harding' to Ida E. Harding, tion 1,000 William .B. " w.ilson and wife to: Maria Rraillev. Int. K. hlni-lc ' 1. Bernhardt Park 700 W. H. Lutz to Minnie Frlnk, eaHt ter of block-7. King's addition.' 6.S00 George w. Clarke, to James- A, Kti(i-Tiiiii loi- ia.. hinrii 2. w berr Heights. ......... i ......', 800 John M. , Pittenger s and . wife ' to waiter J. Honklna. lot 2. niocK 11. West Piedmont ........ 1.064 Anna Rldeout.-administrator, to . flHore-e Wi Tahlfir. lots 1ft and 18. block 8. Highland Park.... 165 Ephriani E, Battin and wife to wuiiam J.' -Hen,, lot zo ana west half of lot 24. block 1. Roselawn Annex ............. 1.R00 LaWVERS Abstract t TrOsv cc, room f Board of Trad bldg.; abstracts a specialty. W. R. HAIZLIP CO. ' Inc.), abstractors. First class work. 87-8 Corbett bldg, ABSTRACTS oFtltle. D. Alexander sK street office. 418 Oorbett bids. Main 66 PACIFIC Title A Trust Co.. the leading Abstractors. - 204-6-6-7 Falling bldg. GENERAL BJO.ilfaTATE 02 Davis-Hanna Realty Co, : , Fnrms and city property. . , , Rentals and investments. ; . Estates', managed. .- . -604 Dekum Bldg. TirTT aiiKlirKon linm a 11 btrod In frill IUUU 1 LOtl . 4Vftft)V SMS V 141 iui and berries; nice chicken yard; first class new buildings; good location; elec tric line survey through place; 3 miles xrom wuiameite tieignts, sauu; terms, wm. haisweoei, k. K. xmo. z, roruana FOR SALE HOLIES 61 . ,$300 - New , 5 room bungalow, everythln modern, 1 block car - line, restricts neighborhood: cement walks. 60x100 lot within 8 mile circle. Price $2400; only 3U0 down, Daiance monthly payments. dKUoAKJjK At BKHIHUlVi; i 802 McKay Bldg., Z d and Stark. . Phone Main 649. BEAUTIFUL MT. TABOR. Green house snan: new buildings 40x80, full new heating plant, present croD in houses rM outside will nay out this season; all in fine condition. A small house- on fun iota. Lies wen, close! to- 6 cent car l'ne; good trade es tablished. Woman now running plant, nets 340 a week. 31000 will handle. THOMPSON & LINDSLEY. ' End of Hawthorne car. BEAUTIFUL PORTSMOUTH BUNGALOW. 8 rooms, bath and nantrV. large front porch, screened porch at back door; lot 50x100, 1 block from car; full cement basement, wash trays, nest or piumD Ing; everything is modern throughout; first-class material and work: nothing better in Portland for the price; $760 win handle it. weal Brown, o swei land bldg., 6th and Washington stw. BARGAIN Nicely furnished 6 room house; bath, pantry lage woodshed, 2 gooduots, 60x100 each; east front; 1 block tb car; bearing fruit trees, rasp berries,! strawberries; good variety of roses; good garden, ready ror uae. price, with furniture. $2100: $1300 down, or will sell 'without furniture. - J. Ii DORMAN, ' Flrland Station, Mt. Bcott car. A SNAP As an investment or a beauti ful strictly modern home of 7 rooms: beautiful lawn and shrubbery! over 100 choicest rose hushes; lot 76x100; re stricted district? 1 block to car; IS min utes' ride to 3d and Morrison; this is the best buy in the city for $3700; terms. See owner on premises, 833 E, Kelly. Phone Sellwood 87. 3 brand new houses, modern In every Way, fine view, owner must sell at once; 1 block from Alberta, car. Call on owner. 1090 E.. 16th st, N. Phone Woodlawn 76. DO YOU want ft nice home? 6 room modern bungalow, full lot. ntee lawnvf light fixtures, shades, izidu; isuo cash, and terms, 8 room modern house, quarter block, fine fruit, fine view, east slope Mount Tabor, $3500; more information phone Taiior 311, owner. Carl Hermes. Woodstock HOUSES. LOTS, ACRE .TRACTS FOR CASH OR INSTALLMENTS. Office 2 blocks east from Woodstock station. Open Sundays.- . Phone Sell wood lftos. - MUST be sold, retcardless of Drlce. No. 449 E. 22d st, between Tillamook and Thompson sts. This house is 2 years old and cost 38500, modern in every de tail, small payment down, balance at f tier cent. no reasonable oner ne glected. Sea owner, 920 Board of Trade. $2400 By owner, easy terms, new bun galow, 26x44. 6 rooms with full basement- and attic electric lights, full plumbing, concrete floors and walk; in fact, up-to-date and first class; 1 block from M.-V car. 100 E. 61 st st N. Owner on premises or call Tabor 638. A BARGAIN if taken at once; new mod ern 6 room bungalow, bath, and pan try, large basement, furnace, mantle; cobblestone foundation and flues. Eith er 2 Or 4 60x100 lots, set In fruit; best of sou; liberal terms. Phone owner, Woodlawn 2734. - THE MAN THAT WANTS A - safe Investment should dpPOs!t his money with us and receive interest on tr.e ame, f rom 2 to 4 per cent Port land Trust ,. Company, ! S. E. corner 3d and Ubk sts. - - ' ; ', HOUSE No. 1416 East Flanders for sale very , cheap on easy terms,; $200 down and $20 per month. , Extra ftn lot. inquire or j, Tressier. Uenter addl tton.,.E.. i3i-(l ,eU X. . NEW. modern 11 room house In Irvlnw ton; hard surface streets; lot 100x100, also other houses, slso' vacant lots. R, B. & F, T. Rice, office Ith snd ' BrftM ts. Phono F,nM fiSS. res. Fnwl, 2 l"'S JjCYT , oilxlOO. one llix-k rftr. X bntlse. restrictions, fr J"75: rh 1 Take A rr t" Jrreti -s' bjnek weft, first p!fli-. north on Qwiior- Caii ai.i i. 1 ,.-,. .. , no: rALArn easy moxtis'.v hall: beamed calling in IHlnir i-"a. I replace in living room. dininf rMur paneled, 2 bed r'nia wllii ' ci"i-"'s. upboHrd in one of them: Jut' ii kitohei with laundry trays, ironing bo-u-d timt" .'- roiis from wait Docket, wood Int. ptupii for . - wre4 f orHeetriclf-rr- brie ' PiTS and concrete porch, full biiKement; lot will be graded . and cement wail put in. Price $2S0U. Better Fep !t now, for such phices ns this don't go begging for a buyer. , Hibbelr& Son " ' B2d St.. and Sndv Road, Phone 0-2177, Tahor 21fi1. CASH Balance small - monthly payments. We of fcr a . nice, home of 5 rooms, modern; hot and cold water, bath; good woodshed: nice garden; on Millard, ave. is ice- sized lots; everything that will please. . ' - - ... ' - S1350 $150 Cash "Balance small., monthly ' payments. . CHAMBERS & KARNS WORTH, Mt. Scott car to Millard ave. Two lots. 100x100. with two 2-story dwellings, on paved street in Vancou ver, wasn.; cement sidewaiKs ana places modern; price 120.000; 812,000 cash, bal- ance terms. : ' lV4-story 4 room dwelling, on Van couver eHlghts; beautiful location; house ceiled and papered; sink and pan try; mlsHlon finlsned Inside: 2 large porches; 81250;. J800 down, balance like rent. . F. G. DAY, Real Estate, . ... .10(5 East Tenth Street, Vancouver, Wash. DOWN , 820 Dor month..; E. room white Cali fornia bungalow in Westmoreland. Phone C-2103. ' -' ' $100 CASH $89Q. JS0Q $100 CAFH New 6 room hoie,- lot 40xlu0, balance $10 monthly; Tremont. $1800 8 lots. 4 room house, terms; each lot 40x137; barn, chicken nous; 24 bearing fruit trees, Bee pnotograpns at 329 Burnside. FRED-W. GERMAN, Main 2778. ; - WE have houses and lots between Wood- mere and Lents; houses from It 50 up; lots $200 up. terms. Woddmore Ral, Estate Co. Mount Scott car to Wood- mere. Phone Tabor I42u. ' New 8 room house, large attic, just completed, fireplace, piped for furnace, double floors, walls all tinted, Dutcli kitchen,' paneled dlrtlngroom, cement floor in . basenment and wash trays, corner lot, south and east front, lawn all graded ready for seeding, 40th snd E. Madison, one block , from car. Phone 'labor 4!5. - IS 4 room house, lit 40x118. Price $1100, $100 cash, balance $15 per, month. . 6 room modem home, corner lot 50x 100.' - Price $22E0,' $400 cash,' balance $10 ; per month, F. I. MITCHELTREE. :. ' Anabel Sta., Mt. Scott Car. . ? Phone evenings. Tahor 210. I FIVE room house near Hawthorne ave. a car. Full plumbing, electric ngnts. Price $1700. $500 cash, rest easy. Call ; 418 East 60th street. Tane Mt kcou 4 car ; to East , Lincoln. ;" y ';--.: ; -. -: , . FIVE room bungalow, modern, street. improvements price fouo; campueu and Ainsworth; $400 .down, balance, terms; bv Owner. 687 Vancouver ave. $1200 6-ROOM house. 2 full lots, 13 fruit trees ana Derries. 2 oiocks irotn car. A. R. Bitter, ism LumDer iixenange bldg. 1 ROOM -house- and lot between Cher- rv and Broadway on Benton; SHono If sold ut once. See Applegate, Violet rooming house, isi Bth. ftione A-44'J. $30 DOWN and $10. per month buys 2 lots and new a room oungaiow iai zzi. Grays crossing, 3 blocks south Mt. Scott carline. " Z . . FIVE room cottage. City water. Plen ty fruit and flowers, iwuxioq lot. Fine chicken coop. $1800. Terms. Mon- tavilla. Owner. T-oi. journal. IRVINGTON $0800, by owner. Modern g room house, gas and electricity, all up to date fixtures, furnace, full base ment, etc: rnone r.asc 315. A CHARMING house, choice location. jbeautifu! finish, fine lawn, rear and front Roses, excellent car service. C- 1866. E 273. w. W. eruman. IF SO BY MONDAY. $19,00 3500 down, buys 100x100. with splendid 6 room cottage. 1 G. L. Webb, 414 E. Stark, cor. 6th.- , MODERN 5 room cottage one block from Montavuia canine, iuu 101; $1700, $150 cash, balance monthly, S 572. Journal. ..' NEW -5 room cottage, modern, 1 block" from union ave.; easy terms, uwner, 1465 c Union avenue. Phone Woodlawa 2173. : - " ' ;' '' FOR SALE -8 room house and lot, barn. - at Mt. -xaoor, iyu; juu oown, oai ance' '$lB"per month. -Tabor, 1630. ' HOUSE and 2 lots, 60x100 each, on east slope of Mt Tabor, $1250. Inquire at Mr. Danley's, 76th and E. Clay st.s. BARGAIN, near Union ave; large mM ern 6 room bungalow; $300 cash. 809 Garfield ave. Owner. FOR SALE Six room modern house. with hasemeni; iuu 101; young irun trees; near carline. Phone Tabor 2163. A BARGAIN, 60x320, 9 room mcuiern house. Fine location. Holladay Park., ferirtB. Owner. 73s Multnomah st. IX room house In Sellwood, lot 60x3n $2800; $250, balance line rent. 40 li 11th st. Ph I'hone East 3578. FIVE room house, almost new, fine lo cation, lot i-rice ioau, .rnone owner. H-Bt). NEW house, cheap, easy terms; must sell, owner, rnone. woouiawn 1518. SIX room house -'.and lots; a bargain.1 Owner must sell. Phone TahorSHo. FOU SALE LOTS 1 FOR SALE Two lots opposite Colum bia park. University, Or. E. McClaln, Reedville. Or. ' , ; ... ; S9xl0(( In Waverleigh lUlghta, will cheap for cash, : balance on' contract payable $10 per month. F-6j, Jourm 1, I-U"RELH'URST snap. If .taH'iT'ti.i week; lot 2 blocks of car; firi aii.ii- tlon. Phone E-H35, WEST si'ie lot fiOjilOO, Phone Main 7651,' or Sellwood 77. . $)!'). terii. nignt " l-tioi FOR SALE Two lor in ms"' i-'--. improvements In, l0(: $145 --u, lit per mmtjiiP".!.. Y.. FINi-i lot for reidi' '"' f.-t- . joth and Oak; che.ap by onr. I 1 --1 R-1619. . . ; . , ... ...... JTiixWi a 1" I" I' .sell .011 MM' "rmf'. 'I EQL'.TY In lot in V ''.'J r I.OI Ht. (. i" ' - - i . .-