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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL . PORfLAKD, THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 12. 10li: DAWSOHHREFIGHTERS ' OUT IN 52 BELOV ' ' (Cnltea Pre Ml bused Wlr-V ' ; - Dawson, Yukon, Jan. 12.-Wlth the Tokon Trsdlns; tompany's building on Second avenue, la the heart of the city, and Mme. Auberf- building were burned lest night Dawson's paid fire depart ment fought desperately for two lioura, assisted, by many volunteers handing the hoae. which was covered with a heavy coat of ice from the frozen spray, The loss ylil total' $40,000. . BRITISH COLUMBIA LEGISLATURE'S OPENING Vlctbriv C Jan. 12. The legisla tive assembly of British Columbia will be opened this afternoon by the lieu tenant governor, attended by large military staff, and with the usual cere monies, v The program of business Is not so large as In some previous ' ses sions, but It contains a number of Im portant' matters. .The certification of the statutes and the reports of the forestry commission and the Insurance commission are . among the most Im portant Items on i the legislative pro gram. The most Important private bill , will be the application of D. D. Mann for a charter to ' extend the Portland Canal Short Line to the eastern bound ary of the province, to connect With other lines at Edmonton. The proposed line" would open up extensive areas of agricultural land and tracts of timber and new coal fields reputed to be equal to those of the Crow s Nest rasa, SEATTLE MAN HELD UP r IN MIDST OF CROWD r -.. ,. , ,' ". ffTnltt Pr Itttrd Wire.) Seattle. Jan. 13. Within sight of 100 Churchgoers and three policemen, A. Orant was held KB in '.the heart of the residence district last night The sight Pt two masked highwaymen going thntnafe tha Dockets of - their victim threw the church people into a panic. After robbing Orant of 138 In cash, wiit overlooking a valuable gold watch, (he ' highwaymen ordered their victim ft Joint the throng of churchgoers. Within 10 yards stood three pollce- snen. who failed , to hear Ihe.crU. for belD which a servant girl nearby ui tared when she saw the holdup. -Grant v KnMnn tn. tha nnltfA. but ,yviwv . . w wwir v -- ' a trace of the bandits was zouna. T0KI0 VIEWS CALIFORNIA LEGISLATION WITH ALARM - tnnltaS Pr- Lewd Win.) Tokiol Jan. 11. Surprise and regret are expressed in Japanese papers as a result of the attitude of the California legislature In. presenting anti-Japanese measures. Very guardedly officials of the government here admit that they are annoyed by the situation. It Is pointed out that for two years the gov. ernmen. has enforced restrictions re gardtng Japanese who sought to eml srate to the United States. These restrictions were self Imposed and In tended to end any anti-Japanese feeling id America. , The moves of the legislators against the Japanese afe being closely watched by the government oniciais uere. CANADIAN RECIPROCITY ' SUBJECT 0F INQUIRY (United Prcti Leased 'Wlrn.1 Ottawa, Ont. Jan. 12. When ,the houfie resumed yesterday afternoon R. L. Borden asked Jar some Information as to the reciprocity negotiations now in progress, lie inuulred on what basis v they were to be conducted, and to what principle the government was com mi tied; -also why the prime minister had changed his mind about making a pilgrimage to Washington. Sir W'llfrld Laurler was Unable to give definite Information. He said however, that Canada had entered upon the negotiations In response to an Invi tation given by the United States. OWEN RESOLUTION ON LORIMER REFERRED (United Press Ltiued Wire.) Washington, Jan. 12. When Senator Owen's resolution, declaring the seat of Senator Lorlmer of Illinois vacant, was called up yesterday, it was referred to the committee on privileges and elec tions, which had already submitted a r port exonerating Lotinier. , There was no protest against this ao tion, Senators Owen and Beverldge, the latter of whom filed a minority report of the committee against Lorlmer, be ing absent. Sttverton's New Hotel Opn. , (Special Dlipatch to Tbe Journal.) Bilverton, Or., Jan. 12. The new rooming house In connection with the Anderson hotel in this city was opened to the public Tuesday. This is one of the best equipped and modernly con structed buildings in the state. It Is frame structure, lathed and plastered Inside and out with cement, making It practically fireproof. It eontalns 22 'sleeping rooms, besides three large sample rooms in the basement Each Sleeping room is thoroughly furnished with bath, running hot and cold water, team heat- eta Silverton now has rooming house second . to hone In the state for convenience and eleganoe, and the Increasing patronage of that place Is, evidence that it Is appreciated by the traveling, public New Building for Forest Grove. . (8Delal Dhnatch to Tbe Jnnrnal.) Forest Grove, Or., Jan. 12. Among the contemplated new buildings to be erected in this city during the coming summer win be two brick business blocks by Messrs. Sohulti St Verhoeven and the Dra. Nixon, respectively, The former will erect a two story brick building on Main street, south of .the Johnston building how occupied by Goff Bros., hardware dealers, the building to be 60x100 feet. and. the latter will erect a building of like dimensions, to be located on Main street north of th First National bank. Other owners of business sites in Forest Grove have signified their Intention to build this year, but have given out no definite plans. - , - . Calf Brings $62.40. (Special Dlipatfh to The JonrntLl Forest Grove, Or,, Jan. , 12. J M, Schaefer, a dairyman of Thatcher,, three miles . northwest of Forest Grove,, re- cently sold to the Moore & WUhelmson , meat market of this city a black polled Ansus calf. .20 J months oleff which dressed 780 pounds,' and which netted him $62.40. This is said -to have .been the largest calf ,f its age; ever mat ' keted In" ' Washington county. Mr. Scbaefer hag a statewide reputation as " a ' raiser of floe catUe,r and took all ,th- prizes . offered n. tha hlak pnllad , Angus breed at the stats fair at Salem last fall.' i s v. v- . ; Eugene will become Mn the titxt three . rears tnet most important raiironfl Ten trr tn Oregon outside of Portland, pro oicis .ne unarqs, , - .-, ... :". BUILDING PERMITS ; M. M. Johrmnn arsef txrn atnfv frame iiais, xamniii street, between irony fifth and Fortv-aevnth : builder. J. A. Zeller; $3400. -. . - , F. F. Radgley, repair one story frame dwellings Thirty-third avenue, between Forty-ninth and Fiftieth streets; build er, same; $300. M. c. White, erect one story frame dwelling, southeast, corner Pearl and Cleveland; builder, George A. Eastman; IOUU. " . ,.:y . .... ' F LetmOld.- erert nn atnrv frame shop, 105 East . Seventieth street be tween Flanders and Gllsan; builder, A. C Furlong; $2800. y ..f ' . Peerless Cafetaria Company, repair brick building. 88 Fifth street, between Biaca ana uuk; builder, Baiety move pipe & Sheet Metal company; $50. . A. Hagman, alter two story frame building, lo East Seventy-third street, between Irving and Oregon; builder, W. H. Kretxer; $700. j - v Stellos Chlngls, erect one story frame barn, Delaware avenue, between Hunt and Argyle: $100. Wilfred Arnold, erect one story frame barn, 1662 Sutton street between Buf- xaio ana bombard; builder, same; sioo. George Gumbert. alter two story frame flats, 235 Sheridan street, corner Second; builder, D. Burlen; $800. Mrs. A. E, Gibson, erect one Stofy frame dwelling, Fifty-eighth avenue, be tween Seventy-fourth and Seventy-fifth streets; builder, II. Gibson; $1400. - i'jmma i.ennes, erect one story rrame shed, Eighteenth street, between Skid more and Prescott; builder N, Lennes; C. H. Starblrd. erect Bnii story frame woodshed and toolhouse, Fowler avenue, between Dawson and county- road; builder, same; $100, Steve Allegranl, erect one story frame woodshed, $70 Market street, between East Third and Union avenue; builder, same; 1100. . T. E. McHolland. erect one story frame garage. East Everett street, be tween Eighteenth and Nineteenth: build er, McHolland Bros.; $100, - nenry Kovei, repair frame ounoing. 181 Pendleton avenue, corner Corbett street; builder, J. Stone; $200. I. Lo wen Bart, excavnte for flreDroof. reinforced concrete building, Fourteenth Street between Washington and Gurn lde; builder, Hurley-Alason company; Percy Foster, erect' one story frame dwelling, 1745 Thurmnn street, between m I llllll ururo and Willis boulevard; builder, same: $500. C. A. Hoy, erect two story frame dwelling, . East Fifty-first street, be tween Sandy road and Thompson; build er, same: $2000: John Berry, erect one and one half iory irame nweuing. Tniriy-eignm street, bet wane Brorfdway and Hancock; builder, same; $2000. Wilson estate, repair four story brlcK building, corner Fourth and Alder streets; builder. J. A. Melton: $50 Dr. J. L. McKenzle, repair two story frame store and rooms, flo North Sixth sireei, nonnwest corner uavis; builder, Johnson & Villa: $300. Velton & Bethell, repair two story brick store end rooms, Hawthorne ave nue, corner water street; bunder, same; $600. E. II. MoorehouSe. erect on storv frame bungalow, Morgan street between nasi ininnentn ana rouneentn; ouna er. same: $1000. C. A. Hov Rrect two and nne-half story frame dwelling. 839 Thompson street between Twenty-sixth and Twenty-seventh; builder, P. Grenlery; $6000. F. Kasmusxen Erect one-story frame garage. Thirty-seventh street, between Thompson and Braaee; builder. S. Ras- muitsen; $100. William Taylor- Erect . one-story frame woodshed, Fiftyhthth - avenue, between SlJctv-eihth and Slxtv-nlnth Streets: builder. A. Ft Henr-: 1B0. jonn' weorge Krect one-story Trame onaciL liunera ntreet. not ween -rniriv- nlnth and Fortieth streets; builder, same; $100. Chris Chrlstensen Erect one-story frame dwelling. Stxtv-flrnt street. south-east, between Sixty-fourth and Bixty-iirin avenues: builder, same; isoo; H. Ta Dvinn Repair frame dwelling. $707 Twelfth street between Thlrtv- seventb and Thirty-eighth avenues; builder, same; $100. Mrs. Mary Sanborn Erect one-story rrame dwelling, Huron street, between Oherlln and Dawson: $1650. Mrs. Sarah A. Cox Erect one-story temporary shed dwelling, Ilolman street oeiween Campbell and Concord; builder, Charles J. Gratton: $100. R. C. Bell Alter frame dwelling, 589 Sixth street, between Grant and Sher man; builder, H. L. Camp & Co.; $7000. S. It. Fields Alter frame dwelling, Yamhill street, between Seventh and Park; builder, C. W. Ross; $50. u. m. iiani Alter rrame dwelling, 7B4 Michigan street between Fremont and Beech; builder, same; $100. J. II. Nash Erest One-story concrete, garage. Fifty-fifth avenue, between Seventy-second and Seven tv-thlrd streets: builder. James Nash; $100. Franklin Taylor Alter and repair frame dwelling, Kenelworth street, be tween Clinton and Ellsworth; builder, F. W. Bennett: $1000. Association Business Pronertv Own ersErect foundation matt and re taining wall. Fourth and Washington streets; builder, J. F. Wineland; $16, 000. B. Trinkman Erect one-story frame garage, northeast corner Seventeenth and College streets; builder, Hohn & Co.; $150. G. W. Pr!eat--Erect eight two-story frame dwellings, Sixty-first street be tween Braaee and Hlllcrest Drive; build er, same; $2000 each. C. O. Kirk land Alter and repair frame storeroom, 151 KHUngsworth avenue, between Omaha and Gay streets; builder, same: $50. William Faher Kreet - nrnt-atorv frame dwelling. Eleventh street be tween Alnsworth and Jarrett: builder. same: $900. John Mandy Erect one and one half story frame dwelling. Forty-seventh street between Madison and Main; build er, same; $1600. John Mandy Erect one storv frame dwelling, Forty-seventh street between The Most Remarkable Event of Its Kind Ever Heralded in The West - While a great mini f tha, nlanna anil rlsyer pianos that were in the greet offering of yesterday have already started on their way to make brighter iiuiuea, you can not oe aiiappointed when yau come to Buy Tour Piano at The Wilev M. Alien t5o. Plra 1 nanranna in. Just men t Sale. - Every one of the instruments remain ing carries Just as much opportunity as any piano that was sold, and titer fe Plenty remaining or every class, you may not see the happy enthusias tic crowd that swept into the store at the stroke of 9 o'clock yesterday morning to make first selections. One customer was here at seven-thirty, waiting for the doors to open, so she could have first pick and he had; you may not hear such delighted exclama tions as mingled all dale, with the music when the fortunnto customers - were bearing off the records of their prlsws. We could hardly hope for such a glad enlng allrht sgaln. B0T TOtT Will. ruso rvsr as bcitck orroMTmnnx. It Is Just a matter of how much- you want to pay for a piano and what sfvle of .piano you want Tou are almost certain to rind it in the collection that still remains, AJTD YOU ARB POSI- TI VEIii CEBTAnc TO vOBI OTK KEAStrS-S TOM TOXTK MOXTHT. Why should any home be without musio when pianos are so easy to buy? First of all, the prices are so low for fine blanoS that arh mirohaaa Ik a solid investment, and as heretofore, we onau maae suon terms or payment as Will suit the convenience of the huvara. and so easy, that there is no good- rsa- aon wny any one w no wants a, piano auuuiu iiufc .iiuto - one. - ; - .' . " Pnvmitnti maw-., m..! k. ..t. month, or. auartrlf delrd---A-small payment down and the instrument will be delivered at, once, then a little each month until bald for there Is no pub licity simply - a j confidential - business arrangement between us on a buslneHS hasls. Our store will be open evenings during this sale. The Wiley B. Allen lo .ot van street - - ' Main and Madison; builder, same; $100, C. Mullan Alter frame dwelling.. 1440 Williams avenue, between Saratoga and Dokum; builder, 6. I Mullan; $100. - D. P. Winter Repair one story frame dwelling. Forty-second street between neuey ana ' Plymouth; ounaer, same; $300. x W, M. Liggett Erect one and one half story frame dwelling 344 East Forty first street north between Barr road and Broadway; builder, same; $1800. Mr. M. O, Berger Alter two story building, 798 Melrose drive; builder, K. Berber;, 3uo.- - . C A. CooDer Bract two story frame bungalow, Hazel Fern place near Thirty ninth; builder. A. R Flick: $3500. w. - A. Armstrong mreoi one mwry frame dwelling. 2613 Fifty-ninth street north, corner of Hassalo;-builder,, same; $1000. - - -'- William and Marie xnomsen jxfpir turn atnrv t mmn dwelling. 1142 Nine teenth street north between Killings- worth and Emerson: builder. KODeri Laasch; $100: ' - " :--'' William ' Hance erect two , story frin riwelllnc 1694 Portsmouth street between Gloucester and Exeter; builder, P. D. Hancej $1500. . . , . Fannie E. Kelly Repair six siory ordinary . construction building, Wash ington street Detween tuxin ana wi- OHUl, VIU.MEi. . J ..www, w - Ben A. Bellamy mreci one aiory frame store. 405 Hawthorne avenue be tween Grand avenue and East "Sixth; builder,' W. R. Griffith; $400. : - Lrfsnna Meier Alter rrame DUiiaing. North Twenty-third ( street between Washington and Everett; builder. Jack McHoiiana; i.oo. - " NEW TODAt Beautiful New Bungalow Close-ir. $400 Takes It A fine, naw; strictly modern, 6 room bungalow, close to the carllne and close in; has 2 large bed- rooms, spacious clothes closets in both rooms. Targe front porch the full width of the bungalow, rear porch, double floors and walls, cement basement ce ment floor In basement beautiful fireplace- with bookcases on both sides; terraced lawn; 4 blocks from school; has large re ception hall, porcelain bath, washbowl, living and din ing rooms, rooms freshly tinted, linen closet, built in window seats, built-in china closet plate rail In dining room; Dutch kitch en, woodllft porcelain sink with back, stationary tubs In basement; gas and elec tricity with artistic com bination fixtures. This bungalow Is new, never been occupied. Price $3200 only $400 cash, and the balance small monthly payments to suit you. Ralph Ackley Land Co. 805 Corbett Bldg. HOME SWEET HOME In Die suburbs. 20 minutes from Port land, 6c car fare One-half acre of land UDon which Is 26 bearing fruit trees. Here Is the place for your garden, chickens, etc., and duly $400 to $750 for one of these tracts. Equal to more than 8 city lots inaslze; terms only $50 caBh, balance $15 per month. Can you pass this by? Seeing Is believing! F. E. Taylor & Co. 402-3-4-5 X,ewls Bldg., 4th and Oak Sts. "CARY ACT ' IRRIGATED PUBLIC LAND OPENING YOU ARE IHTITLEOTOflLtON MO CHtS Ot IRBI6ATI0 LANS. AfPUCATlON CAM K MAD- NOW kCDrm0W6lIW6ATlCXCa. 4is sy ex. iag Portland. .Or. $T500 Well built flat building, North Portland; bitullthlc streets In snd paid for. This pays 8 per. cent net on over $11,000. $7500 -5x100 corner In a district of Dig ruture; line location lur apartment house. $15,000 60x100 corner on Harrison ,ai.; excellent apariment sue. $15.500 Good income property, best i j,t A ir.ui i i a. any exception. M. E. Lee 411 CORBETT BLOCK STOP! Eton saying big rent! Stop buying stale vegetables. Stop paying tOo per dozen for eggs, wny not Buy one or these -H sere tracts where you can have all the privileges of both city and country life? The soil is the very best and In a high state of cultivation, lays Ideally for a suouroan nome, only zt minutes from the heart PI the city. PRICE ONLY $650 PER ACRE And the very best of terms can be ar ranged. F. E. TAYLOR & CO. 40S-S-4-I Lewis bldg. 4th and Oak sts. Thunder Storms 1 Thunder storms are predicted for Port land about as often as a bargain like this bobs up in real estate. 16.000 acres, $3.60 per acre, 6 dimes per acre cash; all the time you want on balance. Land near R. R. and river transportation. Don't ask any better price, It cost this many years ago, but owner wants monoy and we have party who will cash the mortgage to secure deferred payments. Thus opportunity knocks at your door. $100,000 profit may be yours within ll WVUUll, Qxtrsm s-lsow, 317 Boexa of Trade bldg, 4th and Oak. Little Fruit farms .- Only miles out on the survev of the Oregon electric from Garden Uome-Thls lana wiu uouuie in vaiu- as soon as tut road goes through, which is now a cer tainty. $135 per acre and up. Make your own terms. ; v - ' v The Ames Mercantile Agency 41 HLblngtoa Bldg. , - uiv 698S. REAL ESTATE TRANSFEBS CERTIFICATES of title made by tb Title & Trust company. -ewis uac. fin ina oan, C. B. Mitchell and wile to W. F, and Mary E.-Elliott lots 6, 6, . 6. block 15. Foxchase addition. 800 Ella Shoecroft and husband to . tiorlne Jonsen, lot 8, blocs: IS, ... Columbia Heights . $75 Percy 8. Adams to Mrs. .B. M. Adams, lot 14. block 81, mng- toa . . . . ... .......... T. ...... ; 1.800 F. A. Abraham to T. M. Stark et ai, lot 1. block 103. East fort- ' i.A land ...... ............. .......' 8,800 James E. Carter and. wife to Al- - oert Cleveland, lot 4. Amenuea plat of lots 10 to 17., 23 and. r'A.- Mount Scott AcroS 8.000 Security Abstract & Trust com- ?any to Daniel u. Howeu, 101 1. block 29. Rose City Park. . . 700 Same to flame, lot 10, block 2, U A. Rose City Park TOO Irvington Investment company to Percy S. Adams, lot 14, biocg 61. Irvington 1.800 Mary G. Hart and husband to (jiaua tsanrieia, lot , .diock ... Katherlne t!5 Same to L C. Banfield, lot 1, block 22. Katharine , . . Z-5 C. J. Kennedy to. Thomas J. Rwennv et nl Inta 1H 20. blocIC . 1. Kern Park 1.800 E. W. Reder to F. H. WIencken, Mat halt at lota 1. 2. block 49. Sunnvslde 1.800 William E. McCorkle to Frank H. Rnllla at a Inta 5 7. HI Or If X. Lexington Heights 1,000 Hibernla Savings bank to K. E. Saniltinlst. iota 13 and M DIOCK 4. Brockton 700 Laurelhurst company to W. N. Kveretti lot 4. blocK 13. Laurel- hurst ............ 1.800 A. E. Meserve and wife to J. R, Thlnhoff et ai.. west half of lot 17. 18. block 2. Sunnyslde 4,000 Clara E. Dutoher to lra E. l)utchn. , er. iota a ana zs. diock ... Berkeley . .' .'. 800 Genrge O. Felgram and wife to Elizabeth ftL Tooker, east nair of lot 1, and east half of north 10 feet of lot 2. block 12. Do- lan's addition , 4,000 Laurelhurst company to Jennie Conner, lot 18. block 10. Laurel hurst 4.7 1,100 Glen Harbor Realty company to George H. Walls, lots 3 and 4. block 9, Glon Harbor 1,000 J. II. Dletz et al to A. E. Bab bitt, lots 66 and 66. block 2. lneleslde Park addition 260 Laura M. Garnmans to Joe Berg' lund. lots 6 and 6. block 5. Chi cago Center 300 Carl A. Wyman to Joe A. Chap man lota 13 and 14. block 10. Tremont Park 800 Jessie C. Reed to Ralph Ackley lot 14. block 6. Foxchase ad dltlon , 550 S. Hochfeld et al to F. Abraham, lot 1. block 102. East Port land '.... 11,000 R. J. MpGuire and wife to J. F. Warner, lot 6, block 12, Belle Crest $00 W. C. Alvord and wife to Klara Norgen, lot 16, block 79, Irv ington 1,500 Jonas 3B. Berry and wife to Edith J. Pernot, lot 13, block 19, Irvington 8,800 Fave KHUngsworth to Clenlnns P. Albert, lots 11 and 13, block 19, Point VJCW 650 J. Nudelman ot al to Frank U Miller, lot 22, block 43. .151 berta 100 James H. Murphy et al to Mary Jane Schrieber, lots 16, 17 and 18, block 14, Mabelville 460 Star Investment company to John Baumgartner, lot 8; block 6, Leone Park 700 Rose City Cemetery association to Elmer A, Melton, went Vi of lot 141, section "V, said cem etery 100 L. A. Edwards snd wife to Alma Keller, lot 2, block 25, Tremont Place . . 660 LAWYKR'S Abstract & Trust Co., -jorn Board of Trade Diag., abstracts a specialty. UNION Abstract Co., Tel. Main 6fi. 412-413 Co'bett bldg. PACIFIC Title ft Trust Co., the leading abstractors. 1 ;n. com., grouno tioor. MEETrNQ NOTICES 41 PUBLIC INSTALLA TION, Webb Foot Camp, No. 65. W. O. W, and Arbutus Circle, No. 273, Women of Wood craft, will hold public installation Friday even ing, January 13. 1911, at W. O. W Temole. 128 11th at. A SDlen- dld program haB been prepared afcd re freshments will be served. All friends of the order are Invited to be present CONKAL nhhn, M. T. WOODWARD, F. W. GERMAN, Committee. PORTLAND Uniform Rank, No. 1, Mac- abees. will alve their regular monthly dance Thursday .evening, Jan. 12, In the K. P. hall, 11 and Alder sts. Maple floor, Stiles' orchcutra; friends Invited, M. W. A. ROtiE CITi CAMP Monday, SelllnK-Hlrsch bids.. Washlncton near Hth. Phone C U-rk, Main 394. A-48I R N. A.. Oregon Rose camp, meets Wednesday ovenlnas. Allsky hall. Id and Morrison. MARRIAGE LICENSES George Harvey, Denver. Colo., 34. and Elvla McCoy, 20. Ed Johnson, 185 North Sixteenth street 42, and May McFadden, 28. Henry Green, York hotel, 30, and Mildred Peterroan, 21. Ernest Rabbatt, 1690 Fowler street 33, and Myrtle Brown, 24. Harold Muckler. 430 Columbia street 29, and Olive Shaw. 24. H. H. Dnves, Pauline, Or., 89. and Maud BlundelL 37. J. Nullck. 419H East Ash street. 85. and Flora Small, 31. J. k. Martin, v. rvortn Third street 60. and Mary Coldwell. 46. Joe Goodmann 363 First street 84. and Laura Thlnn, 83. Joe Krause. Jvrleta. Or. IL and Emma Roberg, 18. Arthur Pannell, 476 Jarrett street 27, and Alice Goodspeed, 24. Seymour uranara. seoond street 20, and Elsie Hansen, 20. Joseph Reed. 209 Lewis bulldlnar. 81. and Esther Guenther, 81. John Brower, 188 North Fifteenth street 28, and Louisa Peterson, 42. Wedding and vieltln card en era vera and monogsam stationers. Washington bids;., Washington st., pet. irj and 4th. DHESS suits for rent all sizes. Unique Tsllorlng Co.. B09 BtarK St. CLARKE BROS., florists, fine flowers and floral deatrns. ZSJ Morrison st BIRTHS PTJLLENW-To Mr. and Mrs. James Pul len, 401 North Eighteenth street Jan uary 6, a girl, VERLEN To Mr. and Mrs. John Ver len, Forty-fifth street and Seventy fifth avenue, January 2, a girl, CLARKE To. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Clarke, 144 Curry street, December 30, a boy. -, .. KOONS -To Mr. and Mrs. Slles Koons, 611 Roselawn avenue, November 13, a girl. - MOORELAND To Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Mooreland, 1797 Neuman street No vember 16. a girl. ' '" r .. .. VAN WINKLE To Mr. and Mrs, Clar ence Van Winkle, 749 H Water street January 11, a girt . " . . BLACK To Mr. and Mrs. James Black, 360V& North Twenty-sixth street Jan uary a boy. JOHNSON TO Mr. and Mrs. J. II. John son, 816 Tburman street December 81, a girl."-: ' .-t, . --rr' - HART8OOK--T0 Mr. and Mrs. William Hartsook, 1241 Campbell street, No vember 25, a-boy. ' .' ' DEATHS WENNKRBERG At lve;sld Cal, .. Jan... ft,. ..Ur-Roy' BrVennrbergrge 28 years, son ot Mr. ana Mrs. Daniel Wennerberg of this city.- Remains will be brought to Portland for Interment Funeral notlra later. v , ,' STAIGER August Stalger, 4C8 Market street. January 10, age 58,' nephritis. BECK John Berk, St.- Vincent's hospital,-January 7, ago 60; la grippe. DEATHS HILDERBRAND Mary Hllderbrand. .68 ;st Tenth street, : January iu, age 82; old age. . ' AKUARIN James Argarln, Tacoma, Wash., January 9, age 38; pneumonia. WHEELER John Wheeler, 404 Vi East Morrison, January 10, age 47; tubercu losis ; '. M'CROW Jennie . McCrow. Alberta, Can., January 3, age 62; heart failure. ROB Henry Roe, 686 Everett street. January 10, age 49; myocarditis. PALM In this city January 11, at the lamuy residence, 70S t;ast xweniy flrst street Johh Palm, aged 56 years, 5 months and 0 days. The remains are at Foley's parlors. Fuperal notice at a later date.- - - MAX M. SMITH, flonat 150 6th su. epp. Meier Frank's. Main T31i. CARD OP TIIANKS WSJ WISH to thank bur many friends for sympathy, help and .kindness shown UB'ln our recent bereavement, the death of our beloved daughter Etnei Sorensen. Also for the beautiful floral offerings. . - , MR. AND MRS. (THOMAS SORENSEN. FUNERAL DIRECTORS H P. Kri- DnderUkets. LiUllIIIII 0. IVItLIIieG Modern In every detail. 7th and Pine Main 430. A-4658. Lady anslBtant Zeller-Brynes Co, 694 Williams eve., both Most modern limine.; - jauy apaiaiift estHhiishmenE inclty. J.P, FIN LEY & SON lhA Lady attendant. Main 9. A-1599. LERCH 781. East The east side undertaker. T.alv naalStant. B-18HS. East Tin. KBSt th and Alder. ERICS0N KM. Co., Main Lady aaa t EAST S.IDF. funeral directors, suoceas-. sor to F. p. Dunning. Inc. K. t2. B-ZBI EDWARD HOLMAN. undertak-r. 829 Id St. I.sdy assistant. Main 807. GENERAL REAL ESTATE 02 30 Years ON NORTH HALF OF BLOCK J8S, EAST PORTLAND. Fronting 200 Feet on E, Morrison 100 on E. otrh-100 on E. 7th. This is a fine business property. Rem IS right, too. JSu'o per month flat for 26 years. $550 per mouth for last 6 years. Look to the - Future, ' Place you investment where It wll". grow. Phone Home B-23S0, or call a apartment 32, The Cody. 431 K. Taylor. FOR SALEHOUSES 01 $300 Cash - 6 room modern bungalow, two extra rooms celled upstairs; rooms all nicely tinted; good arrangement; wood urt built-in china closet dutch kitchen linen clowet and all conveniences. Ahout three blocks to Alberta car. Price, $2500 Cowing & Purcell fu Spalding liiug. FINE 6 ROOM HOUSE. $500 CA8IL New modern 6 room house, all latest Improvements, extra well built and fin lshed, on a corner lot 50x100, Improved street and cement sidewalk, 1 block to car, on Francis fle.: price $3600; $500 cash and $25 per month. If you are looking for a nice house, see this. ORUSSI & ZADOVF, 817 Board of Tradebldg., th and Oak. VAVK R L E I (3 II HETdHTS. Two story, 7 room house, , lot 67x100, full basement sewer In, gas and paving go In this year, electrlo lights and tele phone. This is a fln8 property, right on W-R car line. Price for short time. $3450, $2100 cush will handle. R. M. HOOD, 604 Lumbermens Bldg. VERY FINE Home, elegant location, best built oak finish, fine design, 9 rooms, sitting, din ing, large living, kitchen, hall, two fire places, cement basement, furnace, 6 bed rooms, slseplng balcony, fixtures. Five others, same description finish mahog any. C-1866, E-273. No agents. W. H. Herdman. 7 ROOM HOUSE, $600 CASH. Very good 7 room house, nearly new, lot 40x100, 1 block from Alberta car, fine lawn and roses. Price a bargain, only $2300; $600 cash; 1 or 2 more lots can be had adjoining If desired on easy terms. GRUSSI & ZADOW, 817 Board of Trade bldg., 4th and Oak. SNAP 5 room cottage with bath, lot 50x100, 160 ft from car; small fruit of all kinds. Price $1500, $300 cash, bal. $10 per mo., 6 per cent Interest at I van hoe station, W-W car. S. FEIGHNER A CO.. 198 Morrison st. BIG corner on Sandy- road. oor. 47th; 116 feat frontage; street work paid on one side; $1500, $160 down, $25 per month. E-204, Journal NICE East Burnside street home for sale. 8 rooms, Uirge hall, attic, ce ment walks, near high school, publio echooln, stores, oars and churches. Walking distance. Lot 50x100 with abundance of roses and some fruit trees. Soe owners, 762 East Burnside between East 22d and East 24th sts. ' For Investments or homes, SEE! DETSCH & WITWER, Specialists In Real Estate For the man of moderate means. BOARD OF TRADE BLDG. Real Estate Rentals, Insurance. FOR SALE by owner New 2 room bungalow and '. lot 40x100. with furni ture, woodshed, cement walk, fruit trees, rosen, near car line north of Myrtle Park station. 1825 41st street. iviount Hcntt, 99 1 6 casn wit; nanaio. Save That Rent Buv This 5 Room House $2300 Only $300 cash. Is modern and a snan. T. J. BYRNES, 425 Lumber Exchange. BARGAIN if sold soon, new 6 room bun galow, 3 blocks rrom Rose City car, 1 block from Laurelhurst: fireplace, built- in bookcases, linen' closet, all modern conveniences, large attio, fine view, pwner, 936 E. Main. Tabor 2101. Will You? Come see mo about home I can selL $1000 down, $65 per month and interest. .10 uarnnger tiiag. FOR SALE One 3 room house, lot 40s loo, $4go Cfisn, Daiance easy terms, located at 1123 K. Franklin St.. Waver- leigh Heights. Inquire of owner, living in tne nouse. FOR SALE By owner, new 6 room 11UUBV, IllUUOHI iilll'l UVwIllUlllS, .OUUU, terms: 1 block from Rose City car. 72 t ROOM HOUSE, lot 60x100, close in, $4000; worth mora Inquire at Jones Book Store. 884 Oak st, for full In rormation LOCATION FOR PHYSICIAN. Now 5 room bungalow on east-side; no doctor within half mile radius. 4u; cany mim. xuno ii-iwii. MODERN 6-room house located In Vernon, 60 feet from carllne, nice lawn. Price $2600; $1150 cash. Call .so Going St. (-ROOM bunialow with 4 lots, fruit trees, chicken house, one block from Mt Scott car; $2400; 3800-cash. B-230L II A ItftAlNS In houses Rossmere addl. tion:' ternis. IT, L.' Eoyd. Tabor 904. Sunrvysldei and l block1 Mt "'Tabor cars, fSQOO, D-35 jHfotirial.' ' -' - $45007 room house, grounds 100 feet on KUiingHwortn ave, oy i reerqeep. Street improved, wood lawn 203, , ' ' ' 01 TAYLOR'S , No. 77 $2800; $600 cash: mortgage . .1400 at percent, Daiance -s i ' per montn. This is a gooa cor- ner lot with' a fine ? room hease, piped' for furnace; .has -fireplace (B. & T.) electric "TTghts, cement foundation and walks. Good car service. F. E, TAYLOR & CO," 402-3-4-8 Lewis bldg., 4th. Cor. Oak St. $500 Cash, Balance Rent Beautiful 7 Room Home One block of car, 15 minutes from business district Hardwood floor, cement basement, furnace, sleeping porch and all other mod ern conveniences; 50x100, corner lot This won't Jbe open long. See us today. Also have others as low as $200 cash. Purse, 818 Chamber of Commerce. Main 7309. J- Modern and Attractive Six room dwelling on Clackamas, near East .6th; lot 60x123; fine location, house practically new and very attractively arranged; price, with street Improvements all paid, $470O, good terms. Mc-Cargar.-Bates & Lively, 315 Fall ing bldg. Want to Sell My Irvington 6 Room Home Because 1 am building a new one. -It is located on 16th st., near Tillamook, close to two car lines. It is in rirst class repair, nice lawn, nlentv of roses and shrubs. Would like to Include carpets and gas stove in sale. If you want something nice for the money see or phone me. John 8. Beall, J0 East yam hill st Phone East 25. $500 We will make you this discount for a quick sale. Eight room bungalow, prac tically new, corner of E. 37th and Grant Lot 60x100, cement sidewalks, sewer and street Improvements In. Former price, $3.50; will take $2850 and give you good terms. Sullivan & Cather 422 Henry bldg. " 'v. FOR SALE-i-LOTS 10 Alberta District LOTS. GOOD DESIRABLE ONES. Two lots, .$.r)50 each, and Some at $650 and up. If you want good lots for an invest ment rail on me at E. 24th and Alberta, FRANK LANE. Phone C-1110, BEAUTIFUL CORNER. 60x90 feet, on E. 22d st. and Frank fort, one block to csrllne. Both streets Improved and paid for. Terms: 10 per cent down, balance easy. Price $850. This Is a snap. GODDARD & WIEDRICK, 504 Concord bldg. $3 Down, $3 a Month L- Buy's fine lots In HazeldeU. Inside luuua, llt'lir 1VL-V UUfcllllw Mliu iron Mount Hood Electric now building right by this property. Price $140 up. WISBli, 414 E. Stark St.. cor. 6th, BUSINESS CORNER. 46x46 feet, corner E. 10th and Beacon sts. Both streets Improved and grav eled and paid for. Close to three car lines. Price $900 cash. Fine location for a biiNiness building. UODDARD & WIEDKICIt, 504 Concord Mdg. A SNAP IN LOTS. 2 lots 40x100 each at Laurelwood on Mt Scott line, 1 block from station; these lots are worth $850 each: take one or both of them at $760; terms. GRUSSI & ZADOW, 317 Board of Trade bldg.. 4th and Oak. WEST SIDE, 20 minutes out, 6o fare electrlo line, 60x100 lots, sewer, ma cadamized streets, water, electrlo and gas, no taxes, no Interest, easy pay ments; price $376 each, fine view; $3000 to t.uou nouses l diock away, j-du., Journal. CHEAP LOT On E. 2$th St.. 60x100 feet, 250 feet from carllne, faces west Prloe $475; $50 down, balance easy. A chance to get a lot close in on easy terms. 604 Concord bldg. 4 LOT8 100 feet Off Patton ave., half block from car line, for $1400, 50U canh. These lots are owned by a non resident who has Instructed me to sell them regardless of value. F. E. Denl son, Gerlinger bldg. Main 4379. Millard Avenue $415 60x100. 2 blocks of car, level and clear. This is $100 under market price. Owner, Tabor 422. NEAR WAVERLEIGH HEIGHTS, $750. Full lot near Port Ry. Co.'s shop site; fine fruit trees; make your own terms. Fred W. German, 329 Burnside. Main 2776. THREE LOTS On the corner of E. 87th and Raymond j ave.. 60x100 feet each, trice 14 1. eacn. Nice location and lay well. Terms very easy. UUUDAKD A WiiHUitil-lV, 604 Concord bldg- $235 buys a very choice lot on the Ore gon Electrlo line, only 20 minutes' ride. If you are looking for a home or Investment It would pay you to In vestigate. Terms arranged to suit you. M. E. Lee. 411 Corbett blag. CRESTON LOTS. 81200. 100x100. facln- car line, 100 feet north of Clarks station. $700 cash. F. H. DENISON, OWnertji Gerlinger bldg. Main 4379. BAT CITY ON TILLAMOOK BAY. Terminus United Railway Ocean shipping point, P. R. & N. R. R. Lots for sale. Particulars. Bay City Land Co..' 701 Spalding bldg. DELAWARE AVENUE. Near KHUngsworth ave. 15 choice Price fruit trees on lot 60x100 feet $750. Terms. Faces east uuudakd Wlt;iJIVltV. 604 Concord bid A NICE lot In Rose City Park, on very easy terms. C, De Youns: 433 Chamber of Commerce. $460 CASH will buy a 60x100 foot lot on E. 27 th st near Jarrett st Nice build ing lot. GODDARD & WIEDRICK, 604 Concord bldg. FULL lot on carllne In 2 mile circle, $500. 207 Rothehlld bldg,, 4th and Washington. '. i? CORNER, 100 feet on Alberta street by 80. $2250 cash. Hurryl ; Won last Toot THREE lots, 60x100, Willamette boiile vard, oor. Delaware sti cheap; must sell. B-83S, Journal. . VERY choice 100x114, opposite new Mount Tabor park, , corner. Owner, B-2301. $1250 EQUITY In Laurelhurst lot; leaving city. Will take $400 spot cash. ,-604. Journa!. - ' , . 100 FEET s From the Alberta carllne. ' 75x100 feet with alley in rear, on corner of E. 29th and Juarrett sts. Price $860; terms. "GCITARrjr WTl!n5RICi' r BU4 concora puig. TWO lots free from incumbrance and diamonds to trade tor horses. East lis. B-i2i.r - " :; - .' FOB BALEHOCSES $600 BUYS 14 acre n.ar Carson Helghtst ' $50 cash. $16 a month. M, J Lee. 411 Corbett bldg. - : . ;. i'f;:.:;?''';';' 13 .Gregory 'Heights' . In the best' residence section of Tort landf short car ride, good cr service, Tske Rose Clry park car to end tt - Gregory Investment Cor. ACKEAGE 6? vl will sell this 10 acres of rich , black soil. 10 feet deep, all in culti vation, on Oregon,Blcctrlc Hue, In the Willamette valley, 1 mile from station and 1 mile from Southern Pacific R. on main ' county road, level as a floor, and will raise anything that grows in -Oregon. Investigate this. $2000. Kaay payments. This Is a snap s and will not last long. Call - ' 106 FIFTH ST. , New Year Bargains , 1600 acres (half fruit land), adjoin- y. lng Goodnoe Hills, $11 per acre. - 1800 acres on Columbia, most all till- -able. 1200 cultivated. Fine Stock, and grain farm; $40,000. Will take some city property. - ' . , is 380 acres In Polk county, one mile to t station, buildings, 300 tn cultivation, ex- , cellent for fruit, electric survey through this; $55 per acre. , t 40 acres Hood River district, water, fine soil, 1 mile to station, worth $.00; will sell for $125 per acre for next t week, B: WOLVERTON 226; Stark. ii AND 5 ACRE TRACTS. s " , AH cultivated, right at station on elec- : trio-line, all plowed ready for garden; ',. easy terms. t . Brown & Staver - - . r 614 Couch Bldg. . . , 'iwo Acre Tracts, 1-2 Price Want 12 people to buy 2-acre tracts -right on electric car, close in, at $400 per tract, $250 cash, balance 3 years. Beautiful location, ground level, close io ncnooi, excellent sou. No HKents. Apply Mrs. Black. 200 Lumbermens minding. Main 8664, A-6201. 5 Acres Cheap, $100 Cash., Pavmenta SIR n month fnV 5 eorea of . land, suitable for orchard land. No bet- t ter land In Oregon. ' ,. Pearce & Smith 411 Henry, bldg. " - 1 "" FIVE acres, good soil, all level, about 6 miles east of Vancouver, on graveled f road, 9i mile from graded school, Vt miles from electric line; fine for Tnut . or -chicken ranch'. Price only $650." Terms to suit. Address Box 551, Port land. - FOR SALE 1 acre of land and house -with 8 ropms and pantry and bath- room and closets, basement full size of , house, also good well and fruit trees, no gravel on land, one block to carllne s-. in Flalowood addition to Lents. Price . $2600. Niles Helms. Lents. Or. 5 ACRES, all cleared, 6ft miles from. heart of city, near carllne, water piped for Irrigation and home use. elec tric lights and telephone, ready to con-, nect Price $3500; 10 per cent down, 2 per cent motith. 4 11 Pouch bldg. ; 6 ACRES 4 miles east of Montavllla, 600 feet from Mt Hood electric No j ; gravel; practically clear, $1600. $600 CM?L- B. Denlson, Gerlinger bldg. $425 equity in raw acreage near Or chards, Wash., or trade for lot 11-607, Journal. EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE 24 12 Acres, 5 Acres in Beaver dam ' . ' All cleared and only 4 blocks front electric car line with 40 minute service. , Only mile from 5 stores and close to Portland. Beaverdam will produce 400 sacks of onions to the acre. They ; are worth today $1.50 per sack. Owner lives here and will trade for Portland., property. David Lewis, room 2, Lum bermens bldg., 6th and Stark. 80 acres unimproved land near Kalama. 2H miles from river and station; some green cedar timber; $1500; ex change for rooming house, pay some, cash difference; slso have equities In,, good west side lots exchange for piano or furniture. See owner, 83 Park. Phone A-5237. 1 ' FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. 1400 acres of aa good a hog and wheat ranch as there is in eastern Oregon; there is 7 miles ot hog fence on the place, plenty of good water. Hawthorne btaoies, 420 Hawthorne ave. Beautiful 10 Acre Tract In a high state of cultivation,. with S acres of choice fruit In bearing. Only ' 4 H miles from Vancouver and 14 mile ' -from electric carllne; 5 stores within 5 minutes' walk; homes on every few acre', tracts. Owner lives In Portland and will trade for home In Portland. David Lewis, room 2, Lumbermens bldg., 6th . and Stark. " I WANT be exchange 5 nice Improved ' lots and 4 -room house In Montavllla for land suitable for hog ranch, 20 acres or more, cleared. Darling. 217 Ablngton. Main 6697. . ; . I. HAVE $3000 mortgage, 2 year at . per cent on acreage Multnomah coun tv, valued at $8000; will exchange for a . suburban home. M-605. Journal. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE 1200 acres choice wheat land, 4 miles to station. 160 acres good timber In Lane coun-. ty. Smith. 316 Hamilton bldg. S2H50 Modern bungalow, exchange lot or email farm up to $1600 as first payment,-balance monthly payments. Owner, East 2741. TRADE FOR WESTERN- OREGON. , 120 acres, partly Improved, 8 miles north of Mllaca, Minnesota. $30 per acre. C W. Outhout, Barlow. Or, FOR SALE or exchange for lots, acre age or equity tor electric piano, small Baby upright piano 'and folding organ. Main 8468. C-S 86. Journal. ' ' 2.09 ACRES, new house, well. 46 mln-. utes from Portland, will trade for city property no over $1600. ylI-608, Journal. . ' W7LL trade improved town property er lots in good town In the Deschutes country for auto. R-604. Journal. 24 ROOM house, prefer acreage, Pen In- sula lots, for stock groceries or. gen eral merchandise. 12-H N. 17th st. ' Main 7528. - ' - FOR SALELOTS EXCHANGE 80 acres near Entitcadrf for about 20 acres Improved and pay ;( or assume some. B. JI; Hood. 604 Lum- bermens Bldg;- "-;- , i ''-;.-j 40 ACRES at' Marshfteld. Or to trad for houBe and lot In city. Call 414 i Stark' st, or phone A-4193, ''".jv,;li WANTED Good second hand bicycle In exchange for ; custom ; made r clothes. N-605, JonrnaU PENINSULA property, 2-H lots, $1000 , Equity, for $4.R0 cash. Need monoy, ' ' Address 1147 E. Harrison st ' , VlLL trade 4 lots with cottsse in gwA railroad division town for auto, 2u. Morrison, room, a. '' 'T m. IF you want to sell, buy or trsde. i. Shoemaker, 626 and 527 Henry bld Main 4465, A-7434. A NICE home overlooking the Wlllanv ette river; 3 lots and two stwy house. Lorena W'ert. Phone Main 10.r.3. WE CAN trade 'your property or busE noss. Call 808 Board Of Trails Wis, trade lot' auyiutng anyDt us today. 411 Hesrjr meg. ' rVt'lLL buy, e?U or rajle erth;iM. ) H. f. Lee. 10H Board of Trsde bt-U. WANTED RE-ili ESTATB 81 JV'ANTssMortgages and. contracts cs t $1000.. Will exchange-rvMdui and acreatrw for same. NJMf),J Wanted -Afrfae- within io",. Portland: must be cbenp, Jounisl. " HAVE huyra.'. I want houxes. - Write or eas T. i. Lumber Exvliann