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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 11, 1911.
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HO SHIP BETOEII
JUIII1I ID RIVER
Captain Rae Says Seven Seas
Seem Nearly Deserted Since
Tramp Steamer Has'Taken
Up the World's Routes. .
"The Seven aeaa seem absolutely de
serted since the sailing vessel has been
' superseded by the tramp steamer," says
Captain W. Rae, master of the British
bark lnvermay, v, "and It will soon be
come necessary to . rediscover manjs of
the islands and rocks which are i out
of the beaten track of. the steamers."
In the entire 69 days the lnvermay
required to make the passage from
Junln, Chill to the mouth of the Co
lumbia river, Captain Rae says that not
a vessel of any kind, was .sighted, al
though he saw five columns of smoke
to the westward when he wa at the
equator;' which he took to be a British
squadron beaded for Valparaiso. He
says that while a few years ago it
was customary to see many craft on a
passage, it Is now an unusual thing to
sight one unless the ship is crossing
one of the regular steamer tracks.
Light winds and absolute calms fell
to , the equator and the light winds con
tinued after that until the last 10 'days
of the voyage, when she ran Into a
succession of gales that in some eases
reached , the proportions of hurricanes
Captain Rae says there were no north-
- east trades at all. Her stay in South
American waters fouled the Invermay's
bottom so that when she did get a good
. breeze she could noy make very good
' time. The captaUf expects, however.
that her stay in the fresh waters of
the Columbia and Willamette will put
ner in shape for the voyage home.
Prior to -going to Junln the lnvermay
, spent three months in .Valparaiso dts
charging cargo and when she arrived at
the nitrate port to load a cargo of that
product she was so late that she lost
ner charter. She was then fixed by
Hind, Rolph & Co., for wheat from this
port and afterwards was rechartered
to the Portland Flouring Mills com
pany, which will furnish her cargo.
She arrived at the Llnnton ballast
dock at 1 o'clock yesterday morning,
but. had to anchor In tho stream as the
bertha at the dock were all full.
Captain Rae was here 18 years ago
in the British ship British Yeoman,
taking out a cargo of wheat to the
United - Kingdom. r
HOO VpO IN THE GALLEY
German Ship Elfrieda Has Seven Dif
ferent ooks Try Then Quit Job.
That there is a hoodoo on the culinary-department
of his vessel is the opin
ion of Captain B-llerbeck, skipper of the
German ship Elfrieda which went to the
stream last night with a cargo 6f wheat
Since she has been out from -home this
last voyage Captain EUerbeck says that
there 'have been seven different cooks
. on. the ship, and that at intervals there
were none at alL
Three of the cooks which have come
and gone oh the EUerbeck have done so
.since she has been In Portland harbor,
the last one being the former cook of
the German ship Wllhelmlne. He was
paid off at San Diego because of ill
ness, .but came tip here to try and get
another berth on the ship, lie arrived
here "before the ship did and took the
position of chef on the Elfrieda. He
left, lifr, however, a few-days ago: and
returned t the Wllhelmlne, leaving Cap
tain EUerbeck without an adept at the
culinary art.
The Elfrioda finished loading at Co
lumbia dock No. 2 yesterday afternoon
and she was towed to the stream .ast
night. She will leave down Monday ffr
Tuesday with a cargo of 102.890 bush
els of wheat, valued at $89,600, the cargo
being exported by the Northwestern
Warehouse company. She will clear for
Queenstown or Falmouth for orders. "
WIND STORM SUBSIDES.
Weather Bureau Orders Signals
Down on Washington .Coast
Owing to high winds which blew -yes-
teraay arternoon along the Washington
coast the United States Weather. .barman
here ordered out storm warnings at sea
ports from the mouth of the Columbia
river to Puget sound. Tatoosh island
""reported a maximum wind velocity of
86 miles from the northeast and North
Head, reported 60 miles from the south
east All warnings were ordered down
this morning as the winds have de
', creased. No report was received from
the mouth of the Columbia river this
morning .because of line troubles.
LUMBER CARRIERS CHARTERED
British Bark Marlborough Hill and
Jtan or rar Taken.
Chartering of two carriers for lumber
was reported yesterday, one or both of
which may come to Portland for loading.
They are the British bark Marlborough
Hill and the British steamer Earl of
Forfar.
- The Marlborough HH1, which arrived
at San Francisco February 3 from Ant
werp, is reported fixed by Heately &
Co. to load for two ports in the United
Kingdom, with the probability that she
win load at the Hastings mill in Van
couver, although she has the option of
coming to" this port. She will have
RUN-DOWN CONDITIONS
.Their Cause and Effect. -
Run-down conditions are caused by
a lack of iron in the blood and mal
asslmilatlon of food. If you are one
of the unfortunates who have drifted
, into this state, change your diet, eat
foods that are rich in mineral elements
of nutrition, and take Vlnol, our de
licious cod liver and iron tonlo (with-'
out oil), which supplies iron to tbe
blood in the most easily assimilated
form.
. A case is reported from Mat toon,
111. Mrs. O. M. Watrous was In very
. poor health for years.' She Was weak.
all vun-down, no appetite, and only
, weignea ninety-seven pounds; She
haddoctored for a long time without
benefit Vlnol . was recommended. She
tried It, and in less than a year Vhe
, was in perfect health and weighed 127
P0UndS. . . , , .' t , :
Vinol- creates -an enpeUtoi- rsestab
i - llsbea perfect digestion and makes
good, pure blood. ' In this . natural
manner It builds up. the run-down, weak
and debilitated, and replaces weakness
" wun etrengiri. .
J Try a bottle ef Vlnol with the un
derstanding that your money will be
returned if it does not help yOu. Woodv
"wj rd-Clarke.K ftv Co.; druggists," Portland
prompt' loading. The Earl of Forfar,
which sailed - from Muroran January
18 for Redondo, has been taken by J.
J. Moore & Co., according to the ad
vices received here. She fras taken for
Portland loading, with the option of Pu-
get sound. - - . j
The German ship Gustav, 2586 ' tons
net, now at Honolulu, Is under charter
to Comyn, Mackall & -Co., for a lumber
cargo from, Puget sound for one port in
the United Kingdom at 67s d. with the
option of wheat from this port at 87s
6d. ' -
'OPEN BIDS FOIl "DIGGER"
Portland Sand Company's New Craft
x - ' to Be Model One. ,
Bids were opened at noon today for a
new digger for the Portland Sand' com
pany. The new craft will be 6f a differ
ent type than those in use In. the harbor
at present, and will have a - capacity
equal to or greater than any of them.
The digger will be 105 feet long, 32 feet
beam and will have a depth of 6.8 feet
The bucket, ladder, unlike the other
types in use here, wiH be placed in a
slot extending down ths center of the
craft for 67 feety with a width of six
feet, the' sides being held from jack-
knifing by heavy truss names overhead,
. MARINE NOTES.
. Ban' Francisco, Feb. 11. Arrived
Steamer Klamath from Portland via
Raymond. Balled at 9 a. m. Steamer
Rose Cltv' for Ban ' Fadro.
Bandon, Feb. -Arrived Gasolln.
schooner Anvil from Portland.
San Pedro, Feb. 10. Sailed Steamer
J. B.Stetson, for San Francisco and
Portland.
San Francisco, Feb. 10. Sailed at 13
noon Steamer Bear and Norwegian
steamer Hercules for Portland. Arrived
at 4:20 and sailed at 11 p. m. Steamer
George W. Elder from San, Diego for
Portland. Sailed at 6 p. m. Steamer
Johan Poulsen for Portland. .
. Punta Arenas. Feb. 11. Arrived pre
viously Norwegian steamer Solvelg
from Portland, for Europe.
Dunedin, Feb. 11. Arrived Schooner
Lyman D. Foster from Columbia river.
Port Elizabeth,- Feb. 11. Arrived
Barkentine Makawell from Columbia
river.
Astoria, Feb. 11. Cape line down; no
bar report.
Tides at Astoria Sunday High wa
ter, 0:46 a. m., 7.3 feet: 11:69 p. m.
9.1 feet. Low water 8:23 a. m., 3.3
feet; 7:00 p. m., 1.1 feet.
ALONG THE WATERFRONT
Portland cargo of the British steamer
Saint - Ronald, Captain Shrine, having
been . discharged, she was scheduled to
sail for Vancouver, B. C, at 1 o'clock
this afternoon to discharge the remain
der of her freight from Antwerp.
Cargo being brought by the Ameri
can-Hawaiian steamer Falcon, Captain
Schage. which Is scheduled to arrive
from San Francisco tomorrow night.
consists of 500 tons of New York freight
and 100 tons of bonded stuff. She will
begin discharging early Monday morn
ing. Commander J. m. EWeott lighthouse
inspector for" the Seventeenth district,
is at Tongue Point today-lnSpectlng the
buoy depot there and making a survey
of. llghtvessel No. BO, which has been
tied up there for the last two yeais.
Rough weather prevented the steamer
Sue H. Elmore, Captain Schrader, from
crossing In over the Tillamook bar yes
terday, and she had to return to Astoria
with her passengers and freight :
When she sails at 4 o'clock this aft
ernoon for San Francisco and San
Pedro the steamer Beaver, Captain Nel
son, will have about 250 passengers and
300 tons of freight, of Which 780 tons
is wheat and the remainder general
cargo. ,
To take on supplies for the light
house service the tender Heather will
come up to the harbor Monday from
Astoria.
Among .the grain fleet the bark. Nile
shifted from the Llnnton ballast dock
at 7 o'clock this morning. to the. North
wanic aock ana .the Inyermay was taken
from the stream to tho former's berth.
At 9:80 o'clock the Bossuet was shifted
from Montgomery dock No. 2 to Mont
gomery dock No. 1, and at 11 o'clock
the David D' Angers was brought up
from Llnnton to Columbia dock No. 2.
it is reported that Captain Groves.
superintendent of dredges for the Port
of Portland, received 81500 from the
Union Bridge & Construction company
as remuneration for his barge, used by
them, which turned turtle Thursday
night . .
Shippers Forecast.
The United States weather bureau has
Issued the following: :
Protect shipments as far north as S-
attle against temperatures, of about 88
degrees; northeast to Spokane, 28 de
groes; southeast to Boise, 80 degrees;
south to Siskiyou, 34 degrees. Lowest
temperature a.t Portland tonight, about
84 degrees.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Due to Arrive.
Golden Gate. Tillamook Vc 19
Anvil, Bandon , tr-h' 12
btaniey Dollar. Anson ........Feb 12
Breakwater,- Coos Bay .....Feb. 12
Bear. San Pedro ....Feb. 12
Sue It Elmore. Tillamook; Feb. 12
Alliance Eureka ............. .Feb. 15
Rose City, San Pedro ....Feb 17
Beaver, San . Pedro reb. 28
Due to Depart.
Beaver, San Pedro- Feb. 11
Sue H. Elmore. Tillamook.; Feb. 14
Golden Gate, Tillamook Feb. 14
Breakwater, Coos Bay ,. .Feb. 14
Alliance, Eureka ...V... Feb. 15
Bear, San Pedro.. .........Feb. 16
Rose City, San Pedro Feb. XI
Tesssis la rort. -
Celtlo Glen, Br. sh... Astoria
Beaver, Am. ss .Ainsworth
S!R RonaM. Br. s On way down
Wllhelmlne, Gr. sh. .......... .Alfoers
Queen Alexandra, Br. ss. .Inman-Poulsen
Breakwater, Am. ss .Alaska
S53!Je, .Fn blt'UJ V.- -Montgomery 1
David D'Angers, Fr. bk Columbia 8
St Nicholas, Am. sch , .Astoria
Levi G. Burgess, Am. bk Goble
Nile, Br bk...... North Bank
lnvermay, Br. bk Llnnton
wanning, u s. s will. Iron & Steel
Wandsbek, Ger. bk... Llnnton
Berlin, Am. seh Goble
oabex Howes. Am. sch..... Astoria
6t Francis. Am. sh. . . , Astoria
En some wun cement ana GenereL
Aamirai uornuuer, Fr bk Antwerp
Claus, Ger. sh...., Hamburg
Marechal do Castries, Fr. bk. .. . . . .Tyne
Wllhelmlne, Ger. sh .......... , Antwerp
Luxon, Am. sch. .....Redondo
tin jtoata wun uoai, ,
CoL de VUlebols "Mareull. Fr. bk. .....
. .Newcastle, N. S. W.
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Rising. 7) Falling:
'An American sewing" machine -com'
pany has opened eight schools in south
rn China,' at-which natives are taught
to embroider with, silk by machinery.
DENIES BLOCKING
ST. JOHNS STREET
J. S. LautheVs Tactics May Be
Inspired by Railroad
Company.
The case df J. S. Lauthers, who was
arrested on Thursday for infringing a
city ordinance by obstructing a publlo
street, without having first obtained the
sanction of the council, came up for
preliminary hearing before Recorder
Esson this morning. A plea of not
guilty was entered and 'the hearing ad
journed until Monday next. When ' the
matter will again be brought before
the recorder unless a change of venue
is applied fori. The trial has excited
considerable Interest because it is
thought Lauthers would scarcely have
brought matters to a head in this way
If his sole object had been the laying
down of a switch and trackage to his
warehouse. ' It is believed the whole
matter had been carefully planned for
some weeks, as the railway company
was in possession of blue prints show
ing the contour of the ground and the
necessary surface measurements for
Hie new siding. Mr. Lauthers said yes
terday it was the railway company that
took the initiative and that at its sug
gestion he hired tbe gang of laborers
to grade the track. This statement,
however, is denied by the engineering
department of .the railway company. .
The street on which the obstruction
was made is Bradford street, and plans
were drawn, to construct a sidetrack
crossing' over from the main line on
this street to the inside line of the de
fendant's own property, which extends
to Burlington street. On the opposite
side of the street the St. Johns Lum
ber company has encroached for a dis
tance ef some 80 feet and has erected
a platform and a "tower on' the city
property. It has been given 60 days to
remove this staging and all obstruc
tions occupying city ground, and the
time allowed for such removal' expires
in 10 days.
It is probable that In view of the
publicity given the existence of these
obstructions in the last few days, the
lumber company will take Immediate
steps to comply with the orders of the
council.
McKtnney & Davis sold a parcel of
land yesterday to John Klrchoff. The
deal comprised four lots, situated at the
corner of Portland boulevard and Bu
chanan street.
Among the real estate transfers re
corded" yesterday were three deeds made
by W. G. Wood and wife to Albert
Buckles, S. M.. Buckles and Thomas A.
Buckles for lots in block 20 ot the
James Johns addition.
E. F. Day was In town yesterday, hav
ing returned from a trip to Mexico. He
was not very favorably Impressed "with
prospects In the locality he visited, the
ground in his opinion looking squr and
badly nourished. He saw some fair ba
nana plantations, but the corn did not
look hardy and other general produce
was little grown.
i AT THE THEATRES J
5 a
"A Gentleman From Mississippi."
Tonight la the last opportunity to sert
America's comedy hit, A Gentleman
From Mississippi," as the engagement
at the Bungalow closes this evening.
It Is a William A. Brady production.
with the special New York company.
Last Time at Pantages.
Tomorrow will mark the closing per
formance of the bill at Pantages, top
lined by the Bottomly troupe of aerial
acrobats In feats of danger and daring.
As a special added attraction. Captain
Tiebor's educated sealions are offered.
Matinee and 'night performances today
and tomorrow.
"Three Twins" Tonight.
The last performance of the merry
musical comedy success, "Three Twins,"
will be given at the Heilig theatre to
night Joseph M. Gat tea is presenting
the favorite players, Victor Moriey and
Bessie Clifford, in this tuneful comedy.
"Polly of, the Circus."
The attraction at the Helllg theatre
all next week, beginning tomorrow
night, will be the great comedy drama.
'Polly of the Clrous." Georgia Olp
plays the title role, of this beautiful
play. -
"BfflyV Ends Tonight.
"Billy," that tollicklng farce thaThas
so greatly amused Baker stock company
audiences all week, will go on for the
last time tonight It Is presented by
the Baker company with plenty of gin
ger. Every one who misses "Billy"
misses a lot of genuine fun.
"Play Ball" Makes 'em Laugh.
Welch, Mealy and Montrose In "Play
Ball," ' continue to furnish unlimited
amusement at the Orpheum, and no lov
er of the great national game can af
ford to miss their interesting patter.
Welch is too fat to play the game any
more but Ilka all oldtlme professionals,
he can not get away from it altogether
and is content with an imitation of a
"onoewaaer." Matinees dally.
Close of Lyric's Week.
"Three Weaks" at the Lyric theatre
has been drawing crowded houses all
week. Tonight and tomorrow night
there will be three performances, the
first commencing at 1 o'clock and the
Others following at 8:05 and 9:15. The
matinee tomorrow to at 2:45.
Smile on Sunday.
Smile tomorrow at the Grand. The
big laughing bill closes Sunday night.
"A Jay Circus" is a riot and Rawls and
Von Kauffman, with their blackface
skit are scream. Sims, tse cartoon
ist, anu Harry Gilbert, the mimic, add
to the bill.
SENATE PASSES SHERMAN
SETTLERS' 1 RELIEF BILL
(WaxblnKtoa Bnrem of Tbe Journal.)
Washington, Feb. 11. -The senate this
afternoon passed Uie bill to adjust the
claims of certain settlers in Sherman
countyv :r-X;:c.,';: ,. ,
New Schedule to Seattle,- Ta-
coma and Intermediate
,' r , , Points. ,.,
J Effective Sunday, February 5, "O.-W.
Owl" on O.-W, R. & N. "Puget Sound
Route," will leave Portland at 11 p. m.
instead of ll:45ps m. for Seattle. Ta
coma, Centralis. Chehalis and all Puget
sound points. Sleeping" cars open fort-
passengers at union depot at 9:30 p. m,
as usual, and passengers may remain in
these slfeepers "after arrival" at Seattle
and Taaoma until 8:30 a, m,
HEW HOSPITAL 1H
NEED OF. $10,000
$30,000 Has Already Been
Raised for the Institution '
. at Piedmont.
People living on the Peninsula are de
termined to, have a hospital established
In the Piedmont district, and $30,000 of
the fund necessary has been raised to
begin the work,
A committee of five la now gathering
tho remaining 110,000, so that by early
spring the real work of construction
may be taken up.
Last night a meeting of ' physicians
and citizens was held in North Alblna to
consider ways and means of getting the
hospital under way. It was shown that
injured men who were being taken from
the factories pn the Peninsula to down
town hospitals have to change cars twice
or three times and endure delays of an
bour on some occasions before medical
aid can be had.
Plans were suggested showing that a
hospital should be located in the vicinity
of the Piedmont car barns in order that
good medical service be given working
men on the Peninsula.
A meeting of physicians will be held
mropsis or the AmfU ax statement or tbe
DUBUQUE FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF DUBUQUE, IN THE STATE OF IOWA,
on the 31st day of December, 1910, made to tho Insurance Commissioner of the
state of Oregon, pursuant to law:
CAPITAL.
Amount of capital paid up .'.
XirOOKE.
Premiums received during the year In cash $ 781.881.8!
Interest, dividends and rents received during year.. 62,778.91
Income from other sources received during the. year 118,75
Total Income n
DIBBTJBSEMEWTS.
Losses paid during the year...
Dividends paid during the year on capital stock...,
Commissions and salaries paid during the year...
Taxes, licenses anu lees paid during tne year
Amount of all other expenditures ,
Total expenditures
ASSETS.
Value of real estate owned f
Value of stocks and bonds owned
Ixmns on mortgages and collateral, etc -
Cash in banks and on hand
Premiums In course of collection and in transmission
Interest and rents due and accrued
Total assets admitted in Oregon
LIABILITIES.
Gross claims for losses unpaid..: $
Amount of unearned premiums on all outstanding
risks .
All other liabilities
Total liabilities $ 768.158.20
Total insurance in force December 31. 1910 $107,637,053.00
BTTSXXrESS IK OREGON TOB THS TEAB.
Total risks written during the year .r.T. . '. ". .". $ 328,300.00
' Gross premiums received during the year 5.R98.12
Premiums returned during the year 1,364,80
losses paid during the year 1,554.91
Losses incurred during the year 2,304.91
Total arount of risks outstanding in Oregon, Dec. 81, 1910 350,000.00
DUBUQUE FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY
By N. J. SOHUEP, Secretary.
Statutory resident general agent and attorney for service:
MOSES BILLINGS, Portland, Or.
STHOPSIS 01" THE AKBTJAX STATEMENT OF THE
NORTHWESTERN NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY
OF MILWAUKEE, IN THE STATE OF WISCONSIN,
on the 81st day of December, 1910, made to tho Insurance Commissioner of the
state of Oregon, pursuant to law:
CAPITAL.
Amount of capital paid up. ; $1,000,000.00
1WCOME.
Premiums received during the year in cash $2,167,988.55
Interest, dividends and rents received during year. . 227,704.58
Income from other sources received during the year 256.43
Total Income . $2,395,549.56
- DISBURSEMENTS.
Losses paid during the year $ 873,877.79
Dividends paid during the year on capital stock.... 140,000.00
Commissions and salaries paid during the year 739,068.92
Taxes, licenses and fees paid during the year 96,236.45
Amount of alUpther expenditures 219,067.57
Total expenditures $2,069,150.73
ASSETS.
Value of real estate owned $ 178.050.23
Value of stocks and bonds owned..... 8,848,937.50
Loans on mortgages and collateral, etc 1,255,000.00
Cash In banks and on hand 235.491.77
Premiums In course of collection and In transmission 259,879.64
Interest and rents due and accrued 26,526.53
Total assets $5,801,888.67
Less special deposits in any state 10.000.00
Total assets admitted in .Oregon : $5,791,888.67
LIABILITIES.
Gross claims for losses unpaid $ 124,929.78
Amount of unearned premiums on all outstanding
risks., ......'...,.;- 2.812.031.06
Due for commission and brokerage........-" 17,145.00 .
All other liabilities
Conflagration reserve , O$350.000.00
Salaries, rents, expenses, etc.. j l,ff23.9ft '
State, county and municipal taxes...,1 95,000.00
446,823.98
Total liabilities ! $3,400,929.80
Total insurance In fore December 81, i1910 $597,846,931.00
business nr obeooh fob the teab.
Total risks written during the year $3,262,610.00
Gross premiums received during the year 37,349.43
Premiums returned during the year. 5,742.49
Losses paid during the year i 10.790.96
Losses Incurred during the year : ;.. 12.200.63
Total amount of risks outstanding in Oregon, Dec. 81, 1910 S, 329387. 00
NORTHWESTERN NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY
A , ' ' A , By JOSEPH TIUEBL. Secretary.
Statutory resident general agent and attorney for service:
MOSES BILLINGS.
STICQPSIS or the ajtotal statement of the
CONTINENTAL CASUALTY COMPANY
OF HAMMOND, IN THE STATE OF INDIANA,
on the 81st day of December. 1910, made to the Insurance Commissioner of the
. state of Oregon, pursuant to law; "
CAPITAL.
Amount of capital paid up. $ 800,000 00
, . xarcoME.
Premiums received during the year....
Interest, dividends and rents received
Income from other sources received during the year
..Total income
DISBTJBSEMXHTS.
Losses paid during the year, including adjustment
expenses, etc ,
Dividends paid during the year on capital stock. . . .
Commissions and salaries paid during the-year
Taxes, licenses and fees paid during the year
Amount of an other expenditures
Total expenditures
ASSETS.
Value of real estate owned...
Value of stocks and bonds owned.-,
Loans on mortgages and collateral, etc.. .......... .
Cash in banks. and on hand.
Premiums in course of collection and in transmission
Interest and rents due and accrued. ...............
, Total assets admitted in Oregon........
LIABILITIES.
Gross claims for losses unpaid. .................. .
Amount, of unearned premiums on all outstanding
risks . . .... .
Due for commission and brokerage...........
All other liabilities ....v..
Total liabilities
Total premiums in force December
-BTTSIWESS IJT
Totals risks written during the year.
Gross premiums received, during the
Premiums returned during the year.
Losses paid during the year. .... . . . .
year
....
. , . .
iii.Bra iiii.ui 1 vil uuiuif. vn.i 1 ......... ...,,-. .... .1. -
Total amount of premiums outstanding in Oregon,' Dec. 31. 1910.
. CONTINENTAL CASUALTY COMPANY
... ; ' - ; By .IL G, IX ALEXANDER, president-
Statutory resident general agent and attorney few service:'
' A. J. KRAEMER, 400-408 Chamber of Commerce Bldg., Portland. Or,
next Saturday night at the' push club
rooms to consider definite plans.. It is
expected that a mass meeting will - be
called for the latter part of the month,
when kll the. people will have oppor
tunity to consider the hospital ques
tion. ,
The committee m charge of the collec
tion of the hospital fund consists of J.
H. Nolta, Dr. Strawker, Dr. A. B. Stone,
Dr. W.M. Kllllng&worth, George C, Carl
and William Slnnott The committee
will appreciate contributions from any
person interested in better hospital fa
cilities for people cn the Peninsula.
rnun nut nr.rnir hot
run uui ur nvt ran
If Christian people would think over
a list of five of their friends, said Dr.
John Balcolm Shaw at the First Pres
byterlan ehurch last night, each would
have to say that about four out of ftye
were unconverted. And yet, said th
evangelist. Christian people show an
unaccountable indifference toward the
future welfare of their friends, let
alone those with whom they come only
casually in contact.
Dr. Shaw's text "He That Wlnneth
Souls Is Wise." was construed as mean
ing that the people who have settled
the question of eternal life show tho
nart of wisdom if they point those
around them to the same decision.
Dr. Shaw will speak at the First
Presbyterian church tomorrow morning
and will give an address in the Heliig
$ !An,000.00
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28,329.47
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100,960.11
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$1,301,521. 42
40.906.03
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$3,083,404.20
during year.
57.082.92
116.701.12
$3,257,158.24
$1,271,266.67
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59.467.12
744,775.43
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767,902.58
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$2,082,078.45
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theatre tomorrow afternoon for mn
only. -The noon meetings for men lu
the - 7. M. . C A. auditorium will com
mence on Monday and continue . until
the close of the two weeks' series. - .
11EAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
CERTIFICATES of title made by ta
Title A Trust company. Lewis Bldg
4th and uag
Inman-Poulsen Lumber company .
- to Oregon & California Railroad
company, part of lots 2 to 6,
block-64; part of lots 1, 2. 3, S.
6 and , blpck 68; part of lots
1 to 8. block 72; part of lots
1, 11 and 12, block 90, Steph
ens' addition 80,000
Henry L. Corbett and wife to W.
H. Morrow, lot 3, Rlverwood.. 7.300
LAWYERS' Abstract tr Trust Co., room
8 Board of Trade bldg., abstracts a
specialty,
UNION Abstract Co., 412-411 Corbett
mag. 'lei. Main s.
PACIFIC Title ft Trust Co.. he leading
abstracters. 7 Ch. Com., ground floor.
MKEIHNG NOTICES
41
M. X A.. ROSE CIT1 CAMP- Monday,
I e'.Ung-Hlrsch blds.i Washington near
1J. Phone C Wrk. Main 8284. A-488
R N. A.. Oregon Rose -camp, meets
Tuesday evenings. Swiss hall, 3d and
Jefferson. .
MAKRIAGR LXCE3SX7
Isreal Baker, 350 First street, 82, and
Ida Brenner 19.
Charles Olstom, 175 East Ninth
street, 27, and Mabel Manning, 26.
W. 17. Myers, general delivery, 35,
and Florence Kint, 39.
-James Ecouomon, 93 North Tenth
street, 32, and Christian Elepoulon. 20.
Julian CieslelskL 46 Skidmore street,
22, and Janlna C you Ink a, 22.
Herman Wilson, Dayton, Ore., 26,
and Lena Rcichsteln, 21.
Victor Jorgenspn 581 Gllsan street,
27, and Martha Polvka, 26.
Wedding -nd visiting card engravers
and raonogtttm stationers. Washington
Ding., wasnington styftet. sra sna tn
DRESS suits for rent, all sues.
Unique
Tsnormr Co., son stara st.
CLARKE BR08.. florists, fins flowers
end floral designs. 289 Morrison st
BIRTHS
BRAY To Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Bray,
340 Knott street, January t:'a girl.
JADLOT To Mr. and Mrs. Joo Jadlot,
330 San Rafael street, February 8;
a bov.
HUDSON To Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Hud
son, 424 Larabee street, January 21;
a girl.
GUMTE To Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gum-
te, 297 -Ivy street, January 27; a
el
in,
nmiivin Air. ana Mrs. urnmt nirir, ,
1278
Wilbur street,
February 6;
boy.
SCHLEGKL To Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur
Sch legel February 6; a girt
HUNT To Mr. and Mrs. Percy Hunt,
72 East Twenty-sixth street, Febru
ary 7; a girl.
SCHOP8 To Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Schops, 24 2! North Twenty-third
Rtrnet h'phnmrv R' a srlrl
SiEDRICK-r-To 'Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zed-!
nek, 106 East Seventy-first street,
January 23; a boy.
WEBB To Mr. and Mrs. Frank Webb,
,130 East Fifty-seventh street, Jan
uary 25; a boy.
DEATHS
BLAISDELL February It, 1911, st
1000 Grand avenue north, John Wes
ley BlaiHd(ll, age 80 years, father of
E. Blalsdell;, remains at Zeller-Byrnes
parlors: fvinoral notice later.
VEMDEN Nels Vonden, Portland San
atariam, February 10, ago 44; per
necious vomitllng.
SCHUMACHER Annie 'Schumacher.
1S89 East Stephen,. February 9, age
7 months; convulsions.
CALKINS Albert Ctt.lklns. Lents. Feb
ruary 10, age 1; pneumonia. r
LOVETT Melda Lovett, -1084 Denver
avinuc, February 8, age 41; pneu
monia. VERSTEEG Sadie Vcrsteeg, St. Vin
cent's hospital, Feb. 8, age 31; ab
scess. ROBERTS Jennie Roberts, 203 Glbbs
street, February 9, age 72; Brlght's
disease.
KILDY Thomas Klldy, Good Samari
tan hospital. February 9, age S
months; pneumonia.
WILSON To Mr. and Mrs. Mary'WiP
son, 507 East Seventeenth street,
February 9. age 82; old age.
MAX M. SMITH, florist. 150 Sth St,
epp. Meier A Frank's. Main Till.
FUNERAL NOTICES
GREEN In this city, February 10, at
193 Glbbs street. Rosanna - Green,
aged 73 years 1 month and 8 days. The
funeral .services will be held at Fin
ley's parlors at 12:30 p. m.p Sunday,
February 12. Friends Invited. Inter-
ment (.Treenwooo cemetery.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Dunning & McEntee 'S2S5rS
every detail. 7th and Pine Main 4S0.
A-4n68. 1 ,8ny assistant.
J.P, FINCTtY!(tS0NM.tdriVnd
Lady attfndant. Main 9. A-1699.
I rDPU Tne east side undertaker.
LLnbli I Adv assistant B-ltSS. Eait
181. East 6th and Aider.
EBICS0N
Undertaking
61 S3. A-2236.
Co., Mala
Lady sss't
EAST "SIDE funeral directors, success-
sor to f. o. Dunning, me. k. fcx. tvzr?
EDWARD HOI.MAN, undertaker. 328
Id st. L,aor nssistant. Mam 6vi7.
ZELLER-BYRNES CO.. 694 Williams
ave.: both nhones: ladv assistant
FOR SALE BOUSES
CI
FIVE room bungalow, full lot, fruit, on
Spokane ave., block carline, cheap;
lots or ..acreage part payment, balance
like rent.
Also good 7 room house. See owner.
621 Lexington ave., Sellwood.
$775 3 room house, 6x10 pantry, eeiled,
raoeied. tainted new outside, 2 blocks
Alberta car, V4 bfock Alameda Park;
part terms: rents for $8. Call 972 E. 27th
et. N. Aioerta car. owner on premises.
Graded street, cement walk.
Three Beautiful
Homes, elegantly finished, oak and ma
hogany, choice location, Irvlngton.
C-18G6. East 273. No agents, w. H,
Herdman.
FOR SALE 4 room house, ceiled.- with
bathroom and patent toilut. 6 blocks
from Union ave., i b'ocks north Alberta
st; price jiiuu. can 476 Miiared ave.
No agents
$2250.
Want to leave city In 80 days; will
sell my ti room house, modern and two
lots. 100x50, large shade trees pn lot.
Address owner, X-407. Journal.
FOR SALE By owner, price cut from
. S450O to $3900 if taken 'at once 7
rooms, strictly modern, on carllne; long
time on pari: id minuies out on net
mont st.; $2250 cash. B-2857. ,
9 ROOMS, good furniture, clears $40
monthly: rent $35, with lease; $300
cash. Small balance monthly. See
owner, 331 Front st r;
NICE 6 room cottage, Ankeny car, bltu
lithic street It you want, to deal with
owner here is your chance. Owner, 935
E, Everett. Phone B-1842.
BY OWNER Artistic 6 room modern
bungalow, special price for a few
days. Write or call., 885 E, Kelly st,
cor. 29th.' No agents. "V". - ; -6
ROOM cottage, bain, chicken yard.
fruit, 15 minutes' ride; must sell
this week.' F. A, .Everest 418 Rotft-
chlld bldg.. or pnone Marsnail 629.
OWNER must sell modem 6 room bun
galow,.- gx4 -roome. .. 8. Bj-CHntear
Tel. seiiwoor .-
$25 monthly buys 5 room bungalow;
bath, toilet, tank, china closet, woodv
lift, pantrv.' Phone owner., East 2741. "
BARGAINS lu houses Rossmere addi
tion; terms. F. L., Boyd. .Tabor 901.
637 E. 45th N. . '
FOR SALE 'A 4 room, house and large
lot. V Hirers! ty Pa rk 1 ,5 5 4 O' I n st.
6 . ROOM ' furnished house nnd lot at
Kern 1'ark; $1600 cash. Tabor 720.
for sale norsia et .
Gregory investment Co,
- i Elegant Home ,
New modern t rmm,"lU ; ntnrv
dencev with Dutrn kitchen, built In buf
fet, paneled wali and beamed celling
In dining room; ., inlaid linoleum, shade,
tinted' walls, furnace 1 and modem
plumbing, .-fine, location, good sur
roundings, price J3600. terms. Call at
Gregory Heights of rice, end of Rose Cltv
Park larline. Take car at th , and
Washington sts.
Gregory Investment Co, :
No More Landlord."
$400 Down,
''Hear Hawthorne,
Here Is a nice modern home with
hardwood floors, .v fireplace. Uut i
kitchen, near Hawthorne ave., fine home,
easy monthly payments. Also a new 6 .
room modern bungalow, same locality,-,
for 8400 down and easy monthly pay "'
ments for 82900. Pass tin the renting.,
be a home owner. Branch office corner
43d and Hawthorne. Agent on hand to;
snow you. Portland-Pacific inv. Co.,
41 Hallway Exchange.
6 Room House
Modern., corner lot KOsldO. 1 block
from Laurel hurst, where same sited
lot was sold for $2800. This place iv
on tho corner of E. 81st and Couch. For
a quick sale will take 13750. 8800 cash,'
balance monthlv.
10 E. 28TH ST.. NORTH. :
E-A or M-V Car. .
$750
House and 60x100 lot, well built eot-
tage, fine lot, close to carllne: will,
make terms to butt. Call at Gregory'
Heights ofrice, end of Rose City Park,
carllne. . x
HAWTHORNE AVE. SNAP $300 CASH
New modern 5 room bungalow, Just
finished, lot 60x100, full cement base
ment, paneled dining room, stationary!
tubs, gas, electricity, one block of Haw'
thorne car, cement walks around house,'
$3200; all conveniences,- nice fireplace.'
This is the best buy in this district, O.J
j. sneeta. w BweiiHna Diug. ,
Why not let the other fellow pay the
rent, when you can buy 3 new 4 room
houses for $2600; small payment and.i
terms; they are now rented for 130 r
month. 271 Morrison St., room 82.
5 Acres
'I .
Near Mt. Tabor on good Improved street
All in high state of cultivation. Very
best of soil, new 8 room nbuse. coat
$2000. Swell home or platting propo-
,., i,t. (ssnn Vo. rw
OSBURN BROS.. 603 McKay bldg.
FOR SALE 6 room modern bungalow.
100 feet from W-W carllne. fine placetr
built in bookcases and buffet, paneled;
dining room, beamed ceiling, Dutch
kitchen, $3000; part cash, balance small-
monthly payments. Owner, 828 E. 32d.
South. . . .1
FOR SALE LOTS
10;
$100,000
Is to be spent in double tracking Sandy ,
road in 1911. Sandy road will be wid-v
cned and hard surfaced to 73d St.; this .,
I is one .of the principal sts. in Gregory
rteigrus. trices win raise as mo ira-
tirovements are being put in.- Buy now ;4 J
$200 will buy a fine lot, $ltr cash, $5 prk
month, while, tney tast. AH nigu, cieareo,'
level and piped with Bull Run water, -Come
out today. Take Rose City Park
car at 5th and Washington, ride to end
ot line. '
Gregory Investment Co..; ;i
Lots in Trautman's Addition
$350 to $700, terms, $25 down, bal-,
ance $10 per month. 8 per cent interest.;
Phone or write for map and price list.
JAMES D. OGDEN. , J
848 Mississippi ave. ' '
Woodlawn 202. C-2008. " " .
TWO lots, corner, 14 foot lley. fenced.
3 room house, stable, wagon . shed,
chicken and pigeon corrals, all new, well
built and Insured; fruittrees, berries,
etc.: 3 blocks Mt b'cott car, $1200, about
half cash, balance easy terms. Inquire
at Gray's Crossing Land Co. ' -
$3 Dawn, $3 a Month
Buys fine lots in Maseldell. Inside lty.
limits, near M-V carllne and new Mt.'
Hood Electric now building right by this
property. Price $140 up. - i
WEBB. 41 J E. Stark St, cor. th.
SEE Gregory Heights before you buy.
Fine lots for a homesite, $200 and up
on easy terms. Call at Gregory Heights'
office, end of Rose City Park carllne.
Gregory Investments,
$400
SOxlOO lot facing Brooklyn st. near
E. 39th: $10 down, $10 a month. Take
Richmond car. Inquire 39th and Tib
bfttg sts. , - ,
SPECULATORS and homeseekers, I have
2 west side lots to sen, restricted dis
trict. 6 minutes' csr ride and then a
short walk. Beautiful view, $950 each.
Terms. M-408, Journal. ...
$144 CASH, balance $18 per month, for
a $900 lot, right among $1100 and
$1400 lots. . Some one will get this'
splendid bargain. Why not yout Phone
Butterfleld. E-989. , , .:,,- , .
ACRE, near Flrland station, Mt Scott
car, all cleared, streets graded, water
in, $450. Your own terms. Wallace
Miller, 213 Board of Trade bldg ,
FOR SALE Beautiful building lot, re-
strlcted district, corner $1050; Inlde
lot $750, terms. Owner, Tabor 1198.
Rose City car.
CORNER 76x108 on car line, in the fast
growing suburb, Kenton, for sale very
reasonable. Price $1500, including sew
er and Bull Run water. Ii-406, Journal
$1200 cash for lot on Schuyler street;
south front between 80th and 33d sts.
O-407. Journal. '
FEW choice quarter acres, $16 "down,
$10 per month. J. H. Dorm an. Flrland .
station, Mt Scott carllne.
$1300 lot for $1000 in LaurelhursC be
tween two oarllnea; will sell my
equity, which is $371. V-401r Journal.
FINE H acre, 64th and ' Flanders, 100
feet from car, $260. Call Tabor 2870.
ACREAGE
B7
25 acres, fruit and berry land, lty miles
east of Montavilla on Mt. Hood R. R..
10 acres set to best winter apples.
A BARGAIN. . f !'
43 acres, 8 room house, Darn,: spring
water piped into t'ouse and barn; .fruit
of all kinds, 2 acres strawberries, 1 H
acres blackcaps.. Near Newberg. This
la an A-l small faim.
FISHER & H1LLIER.
805 Ablngton., Main 4841.
IMPROVED ACREAGE SNAP.
One acre, all cleared, level, and set
out to large and small fruits; Improved
also with little new S room house. ps
try, closet and. water piped In kiteheit:
property worth $1800. Look it over anl
make an offer. This is in Woodstock
district Act on this at once,
LAM BERT-W1IITMER CO.. ',
70 4th St 404 E. Abler st
"Notice This
If you want to start a fruit or chicks
ranch I have several 5 acre tracts r
first class land located near Vancouver,
on graveled road, 1. "4 miles from electriu
line, close to graded sehaol. and grocerv.
Price $650 each; terms to suit.
dress Box 651 Portland.
$280Q-r& Acresi..;
All cleared Near Clockamsa, .
1700 acres near Oak Grove, tn Ore
gon City line - , r
18500 4 aerci, well Improve tt n a r
Tremont station, Mt. -Scott line.
L (1. I AVU '.'.
81-Chnitir of ('inniitet .
6H acres 10 mitmmt tin in- -n
trie, Ry, (ShIciii 'li-ich I '
vatlon, iwlri h t'ir -soil,
Jeel, et lar.-.iii, .n i t
druse owycr, O-i.-i, juuii"
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