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THE OREGON DAILY ; JOURNAL PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 21, 1911.
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JIILL5 5IAKI Un
, Good Business Will Come if
the- Loggers Do Not Ask
4 "Prohibitive Price; Sound
i ---Has Advantage.
.);;
f ' With the opening up of work in sev-H'-aral
of the mills towboat companies on
' !; the river are getting their steamers In
"trim for towing again, ami several of
- the boats ware out today towing rafts
i : to tha different plants along the river.
Mlllman are reported to have predicted
m. nl season If the loggers do not
lioldHfelr Iopr-oa-W5J At present.
however. It is WW tuiii mey u i
pay t: a thousand mora for logs hare
':'.'Jiai.-ls paid on Puget Sound, which
jives tha latter place the advantage In
,'. ahipnients.
. a - Tha Peninsula mill started operating
for the first "time since tha first of
1 the year last week, and it-wae stated
' that tha Bt Johns mill expected to atart
f this morning, while the Portland mHl. Jt
1 ' Is said, will resume operations about
; the first of next week.
Preparations are bing made to fur
nish these mills with material and for
that reason rafts of logs are being tak
: en to them with all the speed possible,
and the predlfcMon la that the business
lof the mills and consequently of the
towboat concerns will pick up by the
first of next month If not before that
Tha steamer George K. Wentworth, of
the Ho ford Transportation company's
' , fleet went down the rjyer this morning
for a string of rafts for the Portland
- Lumber company's mill above the
! ' bridges, " and two -iof , the towboata of
J he Shaver Transportation company's
leet went down to Wilalmette Slough
5 this morning for rafts. The Wauaa will
bring up a supply of logs for the St.
f Johns mill and the M. F. Henderson will
tow up two rafts, one for the Peninsula
i mill and the other for the Clark & Wil
1 ion mill at Linn ton.
PASSENGER BUSINESS GAINS.
,' Traffic 'QdrUie Northnonnd Steam
' ships Shows Big Increase.
That northbound passenger business j
Is on the increase, as far as the steam-1
era are concerned, is shown by the pas
senger list of the North Pacifio liner
Roanoke, which arrived at 1 o'clock this
morning from San Francisco, San Pedro
and San Diego: She had 80 passengers
. and Kit ton: of freight?;'
Information- received here in to the ef-
' feet that Charles P. Doe, president and '
general manager of the North Pacifio 1
Fteamship company, will be here the
first of next week, and It Is thought
that he is coming to make arrangements
for the docking and repairing of the;
steamer Yucatan,' recently1 bought by
that company for $40,090.
irRRClTLKS GOES TOMORROW.
Will Take 45,000 Barrel of Flour
and lyambcr to Orient.
Although she will be cteared late this
afternoon, th Portland & Aslatio. liner
Hercules will probably not leave down
the river until tomorrow night and the
Btrathlyon,- another of the llMrs. Is
finishing discharging her cargo at the
North Bank dock this afternoon. Tho
Hercules is expected to clear fori Japan-
se and Chinese pbrts with about 46,000
barrels of flour and 200 (ion f f inm.
ber in addition to a small amount of
general cargo, 'The Strathlyon will
probably go to the Inman-Poulsen mills,
; BS soon as she has discharged to load
i about 600,000 feet of . lumber, after
Milch she will load a large flour cargo. nUln f the International Brother
( . .' - ; hood of Boilermakers said today that
, , ALONG TUB WATERFRONT
, !j To take out a cargo of general mer
phandlse the IJtW gas "sloop Condor,
; Captain Loll, will be due to arrive here
txt Saturday from Newport and Wald-
; ; port. - m ,
, The steamer George R. Vosburg, Cap-
tain Rorvlk, U expected to move over
, to Couch street dock: In a day or so
10 take on cargo for Nehalem. She will j
an tne latter part of the week.
' ' When she sails this afternoon for San
Francisco and San Pedro the steamer
. Rose City, Captain Manon, will have
' about 2B0 passengers and 1200 tons of
telght
The British steamer Strathness
unified yesterday afternoon from Mont
rorncry dock No. 2 to the Oceanio dock,
i Bne Is expected to complete her wheat
, cargo about Thursday.
; , To finish discharging her general oar.
' ; 0, the German thip Wllhelmine shifted
' , Xrom the North Bank dock to the Al
,' ,er dock yesterday afternoon.
wun 400 tons of cement and general
ITielght, ihe steamer Washington, Cap -
vuiuun, , arrived at Oak street
."dock at 9 50 o'clock last night, from
' San Francisco. W. H. Little, the agent
Jiere, said this morning that the st jamer
, lied .100 tong of frelc-ht for Pmm
JCennewlcW and other points up the!least- The affair will be the most speo
rtver. She reached hfere Itmt tacular of tha vear with th Hmnttnn
so caioii t.ift steamer J. N. Teal
Captain E. S, - Kdwards, the ganlal
Vnlted SUtf Uspe.;tor of Jbulls of this,
cliKtrift. will lftave tonight for Seattl
This Home-Made Cough
Syrup Will Surprise' You
Stops Bven Whoocliur Courh
Quickly. ' A ramlly Supply
at Small Oovt
imi ir i.viun niaue remeoy that 1 "8li story irame dwelling, 1766 Bust
taltis hold of a rough Umisntlv and Hfteenth street, between Marlon and
will usually cure the moat stubborn . Lynn; builder, name; 1200.
rs lu H .hours, 'ihls reeip makt'H i George Knoff, erect one story frame
a pfiit--eri(ugh for a whole family. shed, Forty-Seventh avenue, between
lou couldnt buy as much or aa good., Seventy-sixth and Seventy-seventh:
ready made cough eyrup for $150. builder, same; $1100.
M'X one pint of granulated sugar! George W, Gordon, move one story
with piutof warm watr, and Btir ! frame dwelling, Bast Caruthers street
8 miiiutes. Put 2 W ounces of Pinex ; between Fortieth and Forty-first; build
fifty cents' worth) In a pint bottie. er, same; $600.
and add the sugar syrup. This kepps ! A. Gerhard, repair one and one half
ffr2 i-,idfh,U,n,alpren.tv taste-; atory .framaawellln. 6631 Forty-second
,h'idr.e? -i.?ir"Cei9 u? th appe- avenue, southeast, letween Fifty-sixth
tite and is . slightly laxative, which ! and Fifty-seventh streets; builder. E
helps end a cough. W. Hackaman: $1000. - fa
of pW in iteating asthma." bronchi-
luncs. etc. There - I
Pine is the most-valuable concentr!,
d compound pf Norway white pine ex
tract, rich in guif.tcal and alPti
i.e rmt -
vrai v neaun .pine eienienw. Other
yretaraiions wiu noi wor in ttils for-
pem-ive, remedy, bfve made trlends for
lit .iVln4":
... ... .. . - . . -...w.
: . T i i- r !r i,ww
tie ahova recipe that ; they- guarantee
;' : lv ."fMn er refund the
Iwi-raie prue, v ;
w iv iii,' i jfLii lium xenn LirniT5Lrn ..Tl .11 i ,....... tj ......... j r.nij. 1 . . . , j .i.,
, ,.i .v.-..r.. "'f ' cjiiiw me uauiey; :' . i . t once, to
h". .h"f T.IMi? :?.,"!5?SfJ, Otis, Brooks, erect one etory frame (falling hair.
"'--'" va -V",,""' sneo, isdx Kant n un trt heiatn
on month's Vacation. - The captain
aid that ha was thinking seriously of
making a trip to- southeastern Alaska
before returning;.
MARINE NOTES.
Astoria, Feb. 21. Sailed at 7 a. m.
Steamer .,Rosecrans. Af or Monterey.
Sailed at 8 a. v tn. Steamer Alliance,
for Coos Bay and Eureka. Sailed at
10 a. m. Steamer Maverick, for San
Francisco. Arrived at 7:15 a. m.
Steamer- Washington from Wlllapa
Harbor, for San' Francisco; put in with
pumps disabled. '
San Francisco, Feb. 21. Sailed at 10
a. m. Steamer Bear, for San Pedro.
San Pedro, Feb. !!. Arrived and
sailed Steamer Geo. W. Klder, for San
Diego. " T
Astoria. Fob. 20. Arrived at 4 and
left up at 8 p. m. Steamer Roanoke,
from San Diego and way ports.
"San Francisco,- Feb".: '20; Arrived atl
n, m. Steamer Beaver; from San Pedro.
NMled at 1:30 p. m.-Steamr Asun
cion, for Portland. ArrivedASchooner
Virginia, from Columbia riven
Astoria, Feb. 21. Condition ' at the
mouth of the river at i a. m smooth;
wind, east, 1 18 miles; weather, cloudy.
Tides at Astoria Wednesday: High
water 7:09 a. m., 7.3 feet; 9;2S p. m.,
5.4 feet Low water 0:42 a. m., 4.2
feet; 2:88 p. m.. 1.6 'feet '
""SiATlTNE ISTEIXTGENCBT
Due to Arrive.
Stanley Dollar, Balboa
Anvil. Bandon
Beaver, San Pedro. ...... ...
.Feb. tl
.Feb.
.Feb.
.Feb. 21
22
Sue II. Elmore. Tillamook Feb. 15
Alliance. Eureka .Feb. 25
Hreakwaterr-Coo Bay . . . . . .iTFebr it
Bear, San Pedro Feb. IT
Hose City, San Pedro Mar. 4
Sue to Scoart.
Sue H. Elmore, Tillamook . .
Breakwater. Coos Bay
Rose City, San Pedro
Alliance, Eureka , ,
Golden Gate, Tillamook
Beaver, San Pedro
Beat, San Pedro ,
Teasel in ort.
Kilo,' Oer. sh.,...
Strathness, br, ss
Hercules, Nor. ss , . . .
..Feb. II
...Feb. 21
..Feb. 21
..Feb.: 22
..Feb. 25
. .Feb. 2
.Mar. I
.. .Linn ton
Occanlo
..Albina
....North Bank
. .. Alnsworth
........ Albers
Strathlyon, Br, ss. . . .
Bear. Am. ss, .... .., .
Wllhelmine. Or. sh.
Queen Alexandra, Br.
victoria Dolphins
Bossuet Fr. bk Columbia.. I
David D Angers, Fr. ,bk. Astoria
St Nicholas, Am. sen .'.Astoria
Levi O. Burgess. Am. bk. Goble
Nile, Br bk North Bank
invrmay. Br. bk ........... North Bank
Manning, V, 8. S.....wnt Iron & Steel
Wandsbek. Qer. bk........ Linnton
Berlin, Am. sch ....Goble
Jabex Howes, Am. rch . .Astoria
St Francis, Am. nh... Astoria
En Jtonte with Cement mad General.
Admiral. Cornuller. Fr. bit;,.... Antwerp
Claus. 3er sh. .Hamburg
Marechal de Castries, Fr. bk ..Tyne
iuuzuii, ahi. sea. ... ...... .... . .Keaonao
v Dally Rhrer Headings.
1.00 a. m, 120th meridian tlma,
.2 -g
I B
tr v
'. g g
24 Ul.O 0.1 0
SO 2.7 0 0
26 1.2 0-l 0
10 6.0 0 0
lfl 2.0 0 0
20 6.1 0.2 0
20 4.60.2 0
37 1.1 0.4 , 0
15 2.60.4 0
STATION.
ewlston ..
Rlnaria ...
Umatilla ..
Eugene . . ..
Harrisburg
Albany ....
Salem .....
Wllsonville
Portland
Kistng. t ) tailing.
BOILERMAKERS' STRIKE
CONFINED TO N. Y. C.
(tnitte Prs Umt' Wire. "
Cleveland, Ohio, Feb. IlThe New
' or Central raidroad. to break the
!V!k?.f I00 yUnmtiMrK today brought
0 .strikebreaker from Chicago to the
Colllnwood shops. The strikers are to
"Placed on the entire .ystem. Vice
(President Weyand of the Boilermakers'
, union said today that unless the com
;Pn? cam to terms within a few days
... ............. w uv.yvi irumu
be called out
Kanras City. Feb, 21 President
the New York Central was the only
railroad axiected by the boilermakers'
strike. He announced that 2000 men
would be out by tonight
Franklin is preparing this afternoon
for a bitter struggle, following the, re
ceipt of a telegram from the New York
Central officials declaring that the rail
road company will neither compromise
with its striking boilermakers nor con
sider the matter of arbitration.
Abruzzl-EIkln Rumor Revives.
( L'nJteU TrfM leaned Wire.)
London, Feb. 21. The Rome corre
spondent of the London Globe reported
today that the Duke dl Abruszl had
obtained leave of absence from his com
mand and would spend a month or more
In the UnltedJState, vlaltln tha family
of the late Senator Klklna of West Vir
ginia. It Is reported in Rome that the j
mine aua miss &tnnne Jdklns have
become reconciled, and that their oft
rumored engagement may soon be for
mally announced.
1 Army mod Reception Tonight.
(United Prena Lrtwd Wtr i
Washington, Feb. 21. Although the
last on the list of the season's official
White Hmia functions th armv on
: riaw recentlon tonirht'wll! nnt tha
of the diplomatic reception.
G. M. Braner, erect one story frame
; dwelling, Twenty-eighth street between
! Alnsworth and Holman; builder, A. G.
.Braner; 61800.
V. O. 1'ofer,. erect one story frame
theatre, corner Mllwaukle and Karl;
i builder. Sylvester and Eastman: 11000.
W. A. Blakely, repair one story frame
dwelling, 67 Marion street between
: Nineteenth and Ywenty-f Jrst;
tame: 1600.
builder,
j M rrt v. A. Pi fm, n t An.
d welil.g - Ear'Vco street VtwSS
Leo Robfrt It'olleL erect aim ,inn
frame dwelling, 1781 Exeter street be-
itween Willis bomevard and Houghton:
t builder. John llaher: 11000
. ouumi , ,vtiu ai.vi . livuu :'t
Miss Mary Conboy. erect one story
A. L. Carns: $260 '
.A- h. .y.?.. "t.fbree story brick
wioiura niuraan, 240 tttarK street be.
2160.: . . ' ,r" I" "
- W. J. feawklne. r-palr two story frame
etore and "rooms, 23 North sixth street
; BUILDING PERMITS
between Couch and Burnelde; builder,
B. B. Burnstine: 8160.
John Kirk, repair one story frame f,
dwelling. Harrison street. Between xur-
teentn and Bixieemn; otmaer, parser at
nanneia: suo.' - .- .
- JohnKirkTenalr three ,one story
frame dwellings, Harrison ...street -be
tween Foureenth end Sixteenth;1 build
er. Parker A Ban field: 1300 each. -
J. A. Penny, erect one story frame
dwelling. Oregon street between Twen-
lrk- A Bnnftald! 11500. ,
J; R. Penny, erect- one . story gam
dwelling, Oregon street oei ween iwen-ty-fourth
and Twenty-fifth; builder,
U rkrtr A -R nf U lAt 1SQ0. ...
J. R. Penny,' erect one story frame
dwelling, uregon street Detween jrwou-tv-fourth
and Twenty-flfth; builder,
Tar1(r A OBllfleM- 11&00.
Portland Railway, Ught ' A Power
Co., erect two story "fire proof shop
and storage. Hawtnorne avenue peiween
East Vater and railroad tracks, builder
same;. JJoOO.
A. Campoeji, erect one uioryiwiiv
shop, Spokane avenue between Tacoma
and wenaiem, Duiiaer seaie, ov.
V. J. MoGraw. erect one story frame
dwelling, Cleveland avenue between
Jessup and Jarrett, builder W. E. Love;
tor.nn
L. P. Elliot, repair two story-frame
dwelling, 1011 Thurman street between
Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth, - builder
Lewis & I-owls; 12000.
W. J, Guy & (J. E. Miller, erect one
story frame dwelling. Division street be
tween Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth,
builder Genoe & Lacey; 11500.
Charles Vosconi, erect one story
frame dwelling, Cora avenue between
Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth, build
.X R neMarg; laOO; , , .;
Sinnott eKtate. wreck two story frame
store and rooms, Burnside street be
tween Second and Third, builder A. F,
Elerath; $60.0. . . .
Mrs. Mary Wells, repair two story
frame dwelling, 24i Graham .avenue
between Union and Rodney, builder X
W. Heiny; $100. '. : ".
NelUe M. McGee, erect two story
frame-dwelling', "Mai lory avenue between
Jarrett and Alnsworth, builder X H.
Crook; $000. .
C. Marco, repair one story frame
dwelling. 64 East Tenth street between
Davis and Everett, builder H. T. Skaal
helm: $210.
3. L Collamer. erect ene story frame
barn,. Seventy-Sixth street between
Forty-eighth and Forty-ninth avenues,
builder same; $200. . , ,
X M. Jones, erect one and one-half
story frame dwelling. East Forty-Sixth
street between Hancock and Broadway,
builder same; $2500. '
Dr. Rockey, repair one story frame
garage, 778 Flanders street between
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth, build
er W. A. Butchers; $180.
Mrs. Ryan, repair three story brick
store and rooms, 142 First street be
tween Morrison and Alder, builder R.
A. Kean; $175.
Albert Ehlers, erect, one story frame
warehouse. East Eightieth street be
tween Ankeny and Ash, builder J. E.
Blackburn: $1800.
North Pacific College, erect founda
tion and basement floor for three story
fire proof concrete building. East Sixth
street between Oregon and Pacific,
builder Hurley-Mason C; $2600.
John Boogart, repair one story frame
dwelling, Watt avenue between Mt,
Scott avenue and Marie, builder Mr.
Lehman; $100. .
Mrs. Grace., Hlmes, repair one and
one-half story frame dwelling, 177 East
Davis street between Twenty-eighth
and Twenty-ninth, builder F, E. Star
buck; $400.
W. V. Hartsook, erect one story
frame dwelling, 1327 Campbell, street
between Holman and Portland boule
vard, builder same; $100.
J. A. Reed, erect one story frame
dwelling, Mllwaukle street between
Knapp and Rex, builder same: $1800.
S. W. Doughty, repair one story frame
dwelling, 2078 Holladay street between
Eighty -second and Eighty-third, build
er same; $400.
Henry Gerlath, erect one story frame
barn, Thirteenth street betw'een Mason
and Skldmore, builder Peter Gerlach;
$130. .
F. E. Ross, erect two story frame
dwelling. East Forty-second street be
tween Hancock and Tillamook, builder
Shelleday A Mills; $3000.
W. H. Nunn, repair two story frame
dwelling, northeast corner Twenty
firet and Taylor, builder C Hansen;
$2600,
John Horn, erect one story frame
dwelling, 175 Forty-fourth street be
tween Taylor and Yamhill, builder
same; $1760.
John Horn, erect one story frame
dwelllpg, 169 East Forty-fourth street
between Taylor and Yamhill, builder
same $1700. ,
George A, Johneon, repair two story
frame dwelling, 1982 East Alder street
between Seventy-ninth and Eightieth,
builder same; $600. '
J. F. King, erect one and one-half
story frame dwelling, West Anna and
Dawson street builder B. F. Belleu;
$2000.
F. H. Pownder, erect on etory frame
garage, Anita street between Baltimore
and Rayburn, builder H. Schmldtke:
$260.
C. C Halstead, repair one and one-half
story frame dwelling. Fortv-aecorul
street between Fortieth , and Forty-first
avenues, builder same; $126.
A. H, Rosebrook erect one story
frame dwelling. Fiftieth street between
fcanay road and Bra zee, builder same;
$2800.
John C. Keller, erect one and one-half
story frame dwelling. 4908 Fifty-eighth
street Detween .Jfxjrty-nintn and Fir
Ueth avenues, Builder L. Bernard;
11000, .
A. Burg, erect one story frame barn;
399 Grand avenue between Schuvler
and Broadway, btHlder H. E. Davis;
dwelling, Schuyler street between Union
and Grand, builder H. E. Davts; $126.
A. Burg, erect one etory frame fac
tory, 899 Grand avenue between Broad
way ana Hcnuyier, builder tl. e. Davis:
12600. s
Jolm--IjarC--reoalr,-twe-torvr.wie-
nweiiinir. u nuBseii street neiween
Goldsmith and Russell, . builder same
Mis V. Bockman, erect one story
frame nhed. Forty-second avenue be
tween Sixty-eighth and Sixty-ninth,
builder same; $120.
G. Galllard, erect one etory frame
dwelling, Beach street between Sixty
fifth and Stxty-aixtn, builder X
Schiewe; $400. '''
Augusta Graham, repair one and one
half atory frame dwelling, 621 Couoh
street between Fifteenth and Sixteenth,
builder same; $100.
A. Billings, move one story frame
dwelling, 1310 North Sixteenth street
Glorious Hair
Parisian Sage puts the radiance of
sunshine into hair, and women who use
it regularly are sure to have fascinating
hair. It makes hair grow profusely,
yet silky and
lovely.
Dull, faded
and lifeless
h a I r exists
because the
hair root is
not properly
stuppll d
with nour
1 s h m en tl
Parisian
Sag pene
trates into
the hair
roots and
supplies the
exact stimu
lating nour
ishment that
tfley need,
but lack.
; This.' lack
o f nourish
ment i 1 n
nearly every ease due to dandruff germs
which greedily. , devour the natural
nourishment intended for the hair.
, Dandruff and Itching 'scalp are also
caused by this same destructive germ.
Parisian sage is guaranteed by wood-
remove oanarurr and atop
or money back. Sold by
everywhere for j60 cents large bottle.
Tne gin wim xne auduiti pair n on
every package. ,
mi
between Alnsworth and Holman. build
er O. P. Bllse; $100.
Conrad Hohnstein, erect . two story
rrnrne aweiiing, uariieid street Detween
Falling and Shaver, builder U. L. Krie-ger;-$3000..
:,'. - r- -. v , '..'
Go with the crowds to Oaks rink to
morrow night
NEW TODAY
Store
For Rent
BOxlOO
FIVE STORIES' and BASEMENT
Large elevator, first-class, shipping
facilities, heavy mill construction;
very low insurance rate; absolutely
first class, This DuiTdingi3 situated
within-one block of principal freight
houses and within half block 6f new
postoffce site. Will lease for five
years at a very, reasonable rate.
The W. C. McPherson Co.
' 328 Glisan Street
Land Sale
feb. 27,1911
18,000 acrea In 40 acre tracts and
upwards; 1000 acres of alfalfa. Sev
eral 'thousand under cultivation. For
particulars,
George Northrup
411 SPALDING BUILDING
Portland, Or,
on
I make it a business hunting up ex
tra desirable acreage for homes, I do
not waste time with any place that is
not oholce bargain. I have recently
found a 6 acre tract reasonably close
in, that can be bought at a bargain
for $8600 on good terms. It is sit
uated on three roads; the 'soil excep
tionally good, free of gravel, house and
barnv eome land in cultivation, balance
easily cleared, splendid' well f of water,
close to good school and church; 25
minutes' ride from city and without
doubt the most beautifully located tract
to be found anywhere around Portland.
Take an Estacada or Gresham car, get
off at Ardenwmld, the first station east
of the Golf Links, and inquire for Mr,
Parry, agent at Ardenwald. and I will
show you the property.
(1. T. PARRY
Close in la getting hard to buy around
Portland and in 90 days It ' will be
harder still and higher priced. We icnow
of .three choice places, two of them 1
acre tracts and one either 8 or 6 acres.
The soli Is exceptionally fine, no gravel,
ft mil from electric car line, excellent
neighborhood, easy terms. Take Esta
cada or Gresham car, get off at Arden
wald, the first station east of the Golf
Links, 6ofare. andlnaulre for Mr. Parry
agent at Ardenwald, and he will show
you the property.
Knapp & Mackey
013 BQAXO OV TBADB BZJDG.
. This is one of the best close in comers
for the money on the west side: 68x100.
This property is worth at least 840,000
today; will pay 6 per cent with the
present Improvements. If you are look
ing foa property with a big future this
1 one, of the best buys to be had n
Portland.' Let me show you.- n-W
M. E.LEE. 411 Corbett BIdg.
Profits In Fruit?
' Yes; if you plant & suit the demands
of the market. Sunflale, on the North
Bank Ry, produces 'splendid Grapes,
Almonds, Apples, Aprloota, Peaches,
Pears, Cherrlea Bundale's climate is
ideal for people, fruits, chickens. Has
dally trains and: water competition' for
ever on the grand Columbia. We guar
antee work for purchaser with team.
Bee owners. Hunter Land Co., 407 Wells
Fargo bldg. , .
$15,500
For well Improved property on 12th
street, paying a good rate of Interest,
and is worth more money today. -You
be the Judge. Come let us show you.
M. Ti T.yiT...U,Corbett,Blflg..
Mortgage Loans
Cip7n John L Cronan Tldfjck
V V 804 paidlaeT Bid. 'w
Attenti
GoodAcreaft
H If RIGHTS BEFORE ALL THE t IV
(PUBLIC LAND)!
11 11 MAS BEEN TAKEN UP BY OTHERS if 21
Vttfk weiri TOeiTo ' ilSJI
MSMccrmu. OREGON iritomion COrW
YVy 414 KtUwty Ami
. k ; NEW TODAY
Investment
Corner,' 100x100, Improved
; With Two Apartments, 1
50,000
Some terms can be arranged.
MM,,,
Realty Department
Chamber of Commerce
MEETING NOTICED ' 41
OREGON COUNCIL- No 168!.
Royal Arcanum, meets at
J street the first and third
Tuesdays of each month at 8
nom. iVfl O TTAT.T RArrrsirv
Care Iloneyman Hardware Co. -
GEORGE WASHINGTON
CAMP. No. 261, W O.
W., meets every Tuesday
night W. O. W. temple, 128
11th St., Visitors welcome.
Members requested to at
tend. , O. L. VOETH. C; C,
A. I' BAKER. Clerk. -
A GRAND masquerade ball at Lp.O.
r. nau, iofc vviuiams ave., wasn
int ton's birthday. February 22. Best
time of tha season guaranteed. Maple
floor. Four prises given. Good music.
. W. A ROSE C1TH CAMP Monday,
f elllnK-Hlrsth bld.t Washington' near
lvh. Phone Clerk, Main J4. A-4988
R N. A., Oregon Rose camo, meets
Tuesday evenlnas. Swiss hall. Id and
Jefferson. ' - 1 ' -
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
CERTIFICATES of title made by t
Title & Trust comoany. lwis Bida
4th and Oak.
William L. Borthwick and wife
to George 8. Shepherd, lot 8,
block 86. Woodlawn ,.. 400
A. C. Meyer and wife to C. H. .
i,osey, east 46 leet ox iota
and 4, block 29, Patton's sec
ond addition i . .1 160
G. W. Bondurant to George Liiid- '
gren, lot 6, block 4, Barrett's
addition , 1,200
Frank Wolf and wife to Lena Fe-
aerer, lots ana s, diock ,
Lee Bow PttrK.. 876
Edward A. Washburn and wife
to John J. Koegel. lots 18, 19
and 20, block 86, IrvlngtOn
Park I0
P. M. Elwell and wife to Fred
E. Bram, part of west of
southwest of section 8,
township 1 south, range 4
..... AAA
Emma McMlcklng and husband
to Aaron J. McCrum. lot 4.
block 2, Watts' addition, a sub
division of lot 4, Frultvale. ... 426
James William Ingram and wife
to Edwin A. Smith, lot 7, block
82, Portsmouth 826
Ladd Estate company to Milton.
D. Kribs et al, lot 8, block 98,
Stephens' addition .......... 8,000
P. M. Boylea and wife to G. M.
Thompson, lot t, block 31,
RoBsmere 800
Sam J. Beswick to George J.
Borbys et al, lots 14 and 16,
block 1, Cooper's addition..... 600
nna Mary B. Mann to M. W.
Hunt, land 60 feet south of
southeast corner of East -
, Washington street and "Onion
avenue; also parts of lots t
and 2, and all of lota 8 and 4,
block 11, East Portland....... 100
Title Guarantee & Trust company
to Harold Pi Davidson, lot 18,
block 18, Rossmere .......... 460
Charles L. fichieffelln and wife
to H. T. Grist, lot 9. block. 6, v
Evanston , 600
Laurelhurst company to Harry
Allison, lot 4. block 2. Com
mercial .addition 1,600
William O'Malley et at to Ralph
I. Thompson et al, lot 3, block .
- 43, Holladay's addition., ...... 8,250
Isaac Temple and wife to John
Van Zante, lots 6 and 8. block
8. Dosohef s Second addition. . 4,600
George A. Brodie and wife to
John S. Blmmond et al, lot 4, ,
block 24, East Creston 378
W. Ev Stout to Fred Beal, lots
8 and 9, block 80, Rose City
Park 1,100
G. F. Berger to Eliza Freyta.
lot 10, subdivision block 8 in
southwest quarter of lot "D"
of M. Patton Tract 1,000
Silas S. Millet to Sanford B.
. Reddiek. lot 22 and west U of '
let 84,-. Ttoeelawn-Annex . . , . .6 W4
Rebecca Rybke and husband to
Chris Blegenthalec, 60x100 feet
beginning in west extension of
north line of Clay street 160
"160 feet west of west line of
Fourteenth street I,6W
Portland Trust Co. to J. E.
Bonbright et al, lot 11, block '
1. Villamead UJJ, , , ,760
Charles E. Wlcklund and wife
to Purcell, lot 8, block
: 66. Vernon ...... r.f; ,700
H. A. Speer 'to Niels Nyborg et
al, east hi of lot 4, block 69,
Sunnyslde Third addition . . . 8,378
Laurelhurst Co. to Arthur- W.
McCain, lot 21, block 32, Lau- . V
relhurst ,..,T,,. , . . . 1,400
Kenneth- A. J. Mackenzie and
wife to George Croenl, lot 4,
block 2. Dunedln 780
Phoebe' A. Stahl and husband to
, Harry N. Bain, 4 acres begin
ning on center line of Powell's
Valley road 430 feet easterly r
from west line of southeast.
of Clinton Kelly D. L. C. . . . 16,600
Mary M. Epton to G. W, Grldley;
. lot 8. block 12, Mt Tabor
Villa . . 60
John Epton to G. W. Grldley,
lot 8. block 12, Mt Tabor Villa 600
C. A. Robb to E. B. Grunstad et
al. lot 5, block 68. Vernon . . , . 1.800
William. Wesley Alspaugh and
wife to Thomas B. Gilllhan, lot
"B," block 6, Gllman's subdi
vision of block "C," Tabor
6,000
Lewis Wiley Hydraulic Co to fl.
C. Slocunj, lot 14, block 2,
Westover Terrace ...(.......
Erna B. Churchill ot al to J. E.
Terpennlng," lots 36 and 88,
block 47, Irvlngton Park:. :. ...
E. L. Smith and wife to Charles E.
8.000
100
, oiMviHun, DiDCKs ana , unuia
-Vista i ..... .-..... H.OOO
Hlbernla Savings bank to W. H.
1 Moudv. et al. land ln section
township 1 south, range 2 east
Elisabeth Leyde to Frank Lane.
' lot 7, block, 8, Lester Park. . . .
Rosa B. Dawson and husband to
Elam Shaw, lot 13. .block 42,
Vernon addition ... ..........
890
4,000
.3,000
Francis E. Wymore to Edgar ,
8ulgley. lot 2, block 3, Nut
rove . , .... . . , . , k
W. C. McCulloch, administrator.'
700
to C. A. Fish, Iotst 23 and 28.
block 2, Park addition: to Al
bins . i
Metropolitan Land Co. to Hubert
. Seauvageau, lot 4, block 3,
Nut Grove . , i ...... .
Frank Zlpey and wife to Giovanni
1,200
V;VaiVt-
460
fliin8eTt,et atr-et-,troek-'4-,'
... 1 riPDeiis auuiiiuii . . . . i
Ellen. Elvers and iiusband to V. A.
1,800
. Wood, lots 46 and 48, bldrk
f 87, Irvlngton
George J. Schaefer and wife to
Freda M. Neefus, lot. 6, block
14. irvlngton Helgtits addition
60S
too
REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS
Helen L. Stratton to George 'A.
t Eastman, lot 1. block fl. Helen
' L. gtratton's addition . . . , , . 8.000
Same to dame, lot 1, block 7
-Helen L.' Straton'e addition.. 8,000
B. M. Lombard and wkfe to same,"
lots i ana z, block Z, Brozce,
Street addition . .., . :. . .. J
Hlbemla Havings bank to B. P. -Roland,
lot 10, block 36. Capl-,
tol Hill
2,600
260
C A. Smith et al to F. A. Keller,
Mot 6, block 14. Cky View Park 2.000
O. & T. Co. to Florence M.
r. . Williamson, lot-A, -block - IV,
Kossniere .. . , , , . , , , . , .. 4S0
John Enstroin and wife to J. J.
MoDermott. ," lot 9, . Lauiargentv
Park, No. 3 ... i f. . 1,600
Tylr Investment cmpuny to
llannah L. Ferrev. .lots 33 and . ,
84. block 11. Willamette addK ,: '
tion, ,' 600
T, L. Ledwtdge and wife "to Eu-"v -
gene tu. cowan, lot Z. diock i, v
Maplewood addition 1400
Flrland Co. to A. C. Feyerabend,- 1
lot JLSfi. block iOFlrland.. l!7B
Rose City Park association to
Carl A. Carlson, lots 13 and 14, -block
180. Rose Cilv Park.,.. 1,600
C. C Rushing and wife to James- -
; . w. Wilson, lot 12, Diock 11, 1 , "
Highland Park addition , 760
Henry Groat arid wife to Oliver 1 ,
Frack, lot 28 and north half of
lot 27 and south half of lot 29,
block 2. Laurelhurst .......... 2,200
F. O. Downing, and wife to Chap- .
low investment Co., lots 1 ana
16, block 8, Santa Rosa Park ,
addition .......v. ,(...., , 460
Kt I - Jaekson eed-husb(Hd--t-H.-r
M. Landes, lots 46 and 40, Bid
land Acre Tracts r. , 700
W C, Hamilton to V. 3. Brown
ing, lot 40, block 16, Jrvlngton
Park ..ir 126
Western Oregon TruetvCo. to
Mlna. J, nocitenoerry, lot 16. ,
L1...L r ., j,.a,AH " '; BAA
U1UL p. 0,' iVIClldinO HUUlllUU . , , ovv
George H. Zimmerman and wife "
to western Transportation .
Towing Co.. thnber on parts of ' ,
vviimot. Fleming et ai claim
In township 1 north, ranges 2
-and S-enst ,
860
LAVVYKRS' lAbstrart & Trust Co, room
fl Board of Trader bldg., abstracts' a
specialty. " CI
UNION Abstract. Co., .J12-418 Corbett
Diflg. Tel. Main
PACIFIC Title Trust Co.. the leading
MARRIAGfi LICSNBZar
Ws m mm u uu WW.
weoaing "iiu oviniiing car -4 engrpvern
and mohogtam stationers. Washington
W..htn.tA. f Wa ttm. m.A l(h
DRESS suits for rent, all dici. Unique
Tai lormr co o Btark st.
CLARKE BROS,, florists, fine flowers
and floral deslgna 289 Morrison st.
BIRTHS
GALUCCIE To ' Mr. and Mrs. Antonio
Galuccle, 380 Market street, February
2: a elrL
BARBA To Mr." and Mrs. Gulseppe
Barba. 448 East Ninth street. Febru
ary 6 : a boy.
makinut-xo Mr. and Aira rrea Ma
rino. 675 East Sixteenth street. Feb
ruary 9; a boy.
NERI To Mr. and Mrs. Geovannl Neri,
661 East Sixteenth street, February 7;
a boy. .. , . '
itamjsho to Mr. and Mrs. vmsenco
Famebo, 846 Seventh street, January
31; a boy. r-.t-
BiATiEK-T-To Mr. ana Mrs. wmiam
street. February 16; a girl.
TOM KINS To Mr. and Mrs. Valentine
Tomkins, 181 North Twenty-third
street. February 4: a. cirL
CRITESER -To Mr. and Mrs. James
Criteeer, 194 Cherry street, February
12: :a girl.
DAVISTO Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davis,
Arieta, January 24; a boy.
WILLIAMS To Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Williams. 926 East Eitrhth street.
February 20; a girt
DEATHS
PENNINGTONIn this city, February
20. at 169 E. 14th St.. Henrv Penning
ton, aged 49 yeara The remains are at
Flnley's parlors. Th deceased was a
member of the I. O. O. F.. Modern Wood
men and Masonic fraternities. Funeral
notjee will appear in a. later issue.
fAitK wiiJiam .rant, Vermont
street February 19. age 63; cancer,
CORBETT William II. Corbett, 618
Kearney street Fenruary zo. age 42
pneumonia, t
NELSON Nels Nelson, 704 Lovejoy
street February 18, age 82; no
cause.
AMEDIO Baby Amedio, 688 Division
street. February 20. aae 8: suffoca
tion, accidental.
COMES Russell Cdrabs. 136 North
Twenty-third street. February 18. are
18; hemorrhage.
COLE William Cole. Covin station,
February 18, age 67; hemorrhage.
MAX M. SMITH, florist. 160 6th St.
opp. Meier ft Frank's. Main 721B.
FUNERAL NOTICES
GRIMM In this city, February 20. at
his late residence, say Uantenbeln
ave., Frank Grimm, aged 66 years, 3
months, t days. Friends invited to fu
neral services ..which will be held at
residence, Aii GantenbeTn ave., at 1:30,
thence to German Lutheran church, cori
her Williams ave. and Graham ave., at
8' p. m., Wednesday, February 22 In
terment Rose City cemetery.
ARCHAMBEAU In this city February
20. at. the family residence. 264 E.
3d st N., Emma J. Archambeau, aged
66 years i months 20 days, beloved wife
of W. L.. and mother of Ruby L. Arch
ambeau. Friends invited to attend fu
neral services, which will be held at the
above residence at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow
(Wednesday), February 23. Interment
Kiverview cemtery.
MACKIN At the, family residence, 868
aiaiiory avenue, jonn ts. AiacKin, agea
32 years 2 ' months 6 days. Funeral
services will be held at J3t Andreiws
church, corner East Ninth and Alberta
streets, Wednesday, February 211, at 9
a. ni. Interment Mt Calvary ctemetery.
Friends respectfully,;, invited to attend.
Remains at Zeller 'Byrnes Co, parlors.
OftEGG In this'clty, January 20, Lottie
E. Grefcg, aged 64 years, 8 months, 27
days, beiovod wifo of Horace Gregg.
Funeral from the family" residence, 1047
East Yamhill street tomorrow (Wednes
day), February 22, at 1:30 p. m., at
Montavilia Methodist church at 2 p. m.
Friends respectfully invited.
r : FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Dunning & McEntee
Undertakera
Modern la
Main 430.
ever
y detail. ' 7th and Pine.
A-6
iBS. Lty assistant
J.P.FINLEY&SONMar
Lady attendant. Main 9. A-1699.
I CDPU The east side undertaker,
LCrlun lAdy assistant B-188R, East
71. Fast 6th and Alder.
ERICS0N
Undertaking - Co., Main
188. A-3236. Lady ass't
EifST SJDE funeral director sucoess-
sor to itm. imnning. inc. k. ns.ivieis
EDWARD r HOLMAN. undertaker. 3J
Id st. Lady assistant. Main SOT.
ZELLER-BYRNES CO., 694 Williams
ave.: both nhones:: ladv assistant
GENERAL REAL ESTATE 63
. ; : 10 Acres
One half in cultivation on electrio
iine, 16c carfares best buy on market
for close in acreage. Will bear closest
investigation; easily 31600 below market
value. Price $3700. ...
RANCH.
Good ranch, 160 acres, trade for city
property or auto. '
6 room house, modern and strictly up-to-date,
close in on E. Couch: a snap, for
it must be sold at once, ,
Wanted, lot on good carllnef not over
81600.
- , D. M. BAKER, v
303. Cprbett bldg.. Nnnjm, A-44,93,
FOR SALE -HOUSES
61
FOR SALE A good S . room cottage,
terms. 119 East 67th et; north. For
particulars phone Main 4389 or call. 323
Allsky bldg. , , s , -
' FOR SALE HOUSI3
Fine Home' on Willamette
r: Heights''." :
:, Practically new and every modern
. convenience; 7 rooms, attractive
- ly arranged; 2 fireplaces, 4 sleep -
- ing rooms, 2 large porches with
magnificent .View; cement base-
-. ment; half-block from car. , - A
bargain at 37600, easy terms. Mo
Cargar, Bates & Lively, 816 Fall
lngbia .
BY OWNER
V
8 room bungalow, fl : blocks from
car; very thing strictly modern; full ce
ment basement., furnace, wash trays,.;
paneled . reception.- hall, large living,
room, v chlppad , brick fireplace, over.
which is a French mirror, electric light
on each side; paneled dining room with
built-in stdeboard; library, breakfast
room,- Dutch kite hen -and bath room -on
first floor; sleeping porch, and J bed
rooms on second floor; also clothes
chute and . wood hoist; lot 30x100 feet,
with garago;. take Alberta car, 996 E.r
20th st. NT ...
A Bargain -
Brand news 7. room house on
East 39th, in -Irvlngton it modern 4
in every detail, with hardwood .'
floors, fireplace, cerqent basement
and furnaca Three sleeping
r6oms and sleeping porch. ; Price -36800.
Worth . 8600 more. See
MoCargar, Bates & Lively, 815
Failing bldg., , "
14600 1800 cash, balance terma, take
-m- .MVMViu. ft wui iiuuBo, iuit ce
ment basement, laundry trays,
best plumbing, light fixtures, 1
i fireplaces, best workmanship and
, finishing throughout butlt tor a
. home, block, to Alberta oar..
Bee this house. - , t ,
JOSEPH C. GIBSON CO., ' 4
306 Gerllnger bldg. '
NEW 7 room house. Rose City Park,
- half block from car, one block front
stores, hardwood, floor,- furnace, gas,
electricity, beam celling, panel dining
room, conservator pergola porch, oe-"
place, book case, combination sleeping
porcn. ouu casn, oaianca per monto.
GOOD COTTAi3B. .3200 CABL "
Nice 6 room ouVraae. full lot eoilflS.
east front, garden,. 8 bearing fruit trees,
pn Mallory ave., near Dekum; price
32000; f 200 cash and 816 per month. l
GRUSSI & ZADOW, .
317 Board of Trade Bldg,, 4th and Oak.
NICE 6 room house, jtinted, paneled din
ing room, gas, not ana ooia water,
electric lights, lot 68x100: lawn, car-
den, garage, 2 blocks from Hawthorne
ava; sewers, sidewalks. Come and see,
Stunt be sold at once; a snap. 334 E.
16tl4st, 8. Phone Tabor 264. 82000.
BARGAIN New 6 room bungalow,
plastered, tinted, china cabinet. Duloh
kitchen, porcelain bath, lavatory, patent
toilet .floored attic full cement base -ment.
walks, 1 block to car, 7 minute
service. Price 81800, 600 cash. E. J.
G. Gordon, 827 Board of Trade.
. Bargain-
T room modern house between Wil
liams ave. and Rodney st, in Albina;
haa furnace, full basement, laundry
trays, 60x109 lot: price 84600: easy
terms. i -
GOODNOuGH & 5EITZ. '
sio Hpaioing wag.
"A GOOD HOME CHEAP." ,
On corner lot In hard surface district
In swell neighborhood, ft rooms on two
noors, only 88600. you assume Bltu
lithlo assessment, , ,f!
V. PAGE HARRIS,
East 28th and Davis stsw E-A ear.
uaK noors, bnower Bam
Furnace, fireplace, sleeping no rch. ce
ment floor In basement gas, eta; (
rooms; H block to car; 94260, 8800 cash.
rnone owner. uasMisa..
See This Before You Buv
6 room bungalow, 6xlt0 lot. 81880.
V cash. baL your own time.' 417 Board
or Trace.
IN the best part of Irvlngton, eastern
owner wants to sell nearly new un to
date house, consisting of 7 roofas. den
and sleeping porch, nice lawn and
roses, run lot, noo. v. ,w. Hells. 916
Williams ave.- f Woodlawn 667.
Six BeautiTuI
omes.' alerantlv finished, oetr an A ma.
hogany ; choice locations - Jrvlngton.
C-1868. East 278. No agents. W. H.
Herdman.
$2000 for $1600
Modern 6 room cottage, lot 80x1 30,
near Kern Park station, $600 cash, bal
ance J15 per month. W. L. Plunkett, 416
Lewis bldg.
BARGAIN Modern 7 room home, full
- iotxhoice frutt rtrees,-bear ingt J--
ment walks, 1 block to car, close in:
near high school. Prioe 12000, $500
cash, balance like rent Owner, 870
Oak st, room 827.
DO you want a modern 8 room house
for price of lot and half cash of
house? 60x100 lot, hard surface street
In and paid, close in on East Burnside,
Must sell. , Terms. Inquire Jaa C.
uioson, sue wrunger Ding.-,
TWO modern houses of five and six
rooms, i3i, lass Koaney avenue,
Piedmont addition. Lots 60x100 facing
east; easy payments. F. G. Warner,
owner, 1276 William ave. phone Wood
lawn 1339. w j
' room bungalow, corner lot
PbrTOndeTghts. at $l0WTess than
value, $300 1 cash, balance $26 month
including Interest, Goddard, 616. Board
ot Trade." - ; ... . .
FOR SALD Beautiful 8 room house In
Irvlngton, south front paving and all
Improvements in; price $6600; $2000
cash, balance easy. George Little. 608
nenry p.ing.
4 ROOM bungalow, corner lot, t blocks
. f rom Alberta car, at 81000; terms,
Cheaper than naylng rent Enquire 417
Board of Trade.
NEAR 49TH AND HOLGATE.
Corner lot, 68x100, amTlarge shack, $700;
$100 cash, $16 monthly. TPred Wl Ger
man, 329 Burnside. M. 2776.
NEAT 6 room house, two lots, all in bear
ing fruit, roses; full basement chick
en yard and house. Price $3000; terms.
Goddard, 615 Board of Trade bldg.
100x1006 room house, 24 fruit trees,
city water, fine chicken coops. $1900,
terms. Kast Mount Tabor. Address
N-439, Journal, . .
BUNGALOWS $1700 TO 8300O. ""'
Good location, easy terms. Photos at
nttlee. Fred W German, 329 Burnside.
M. 277ft. :--r i' ' . '..;.
6 ROOM house on 200x100, one bloi k
from Mt Scott car; $400. cash, bal
ance $14 per month. Owner, phone B-
. 2301i... j . .... ..
NEW bungalow, with 8 rooms and one
acre of "landi for sale at $2300, for
one week onlv $1400 will handle this.
ueo. neims, jjems, ur.
FOUR room bungalow, electrio lights,
fine bath, bargain, easy payments.
Mt. Scott car., Miller, 416 Chamber of
Commerce.
4 ROOM modern bungalow, gas, elect rfo
lights, hot and cold water basement,
3 blocks south Alberta car. 983 Vernon.;
$26 monthly buys 6 room bungalow! :
bath, pantry, panel dining room, ce
ment basement Owner, East 2741.
FOR BALE by owner, a nice 4 room bun
, galow and summer , kitchen, Just off
HOUSE and lot at 668 Syracuse st.'
University Park $750.' Inquire a P.
ON : Union avenue, - modern bungalow;
easy terms; call at ,420 Ellasa street
ownert : s,; y-. .'---y i .... ,rV
BARGAIN3 In houses Rdssmere addt-
.l,on,: iFt; F' u Byd' Tabor 904.
197 V. 4Rth M. -iv ...... .
f900 EQUITY in modeen 5 room bungs-',
-low for $760.. V-422, Journal. "u-
rP.", eAVE-CQ?.y . cottage A-jrpou
itiKc DFin MoniHViiia '
b. ;B. FUOKINGER,' designs ideai
hhmes. Office 2o;t Ivumbermens bldg.
Home A-3883, Marshall 1479. .
RESIDENCES flnancedand built""A.
C. Furlong, -contractor, 63$ Chamber
ef Commerce. Maln-4664, -. v" m uuw'