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THE OREGON , DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. THURSDAY EVENING. JUNE 1, 1911. ,
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to
IB AFRAID,
TO DEATH
H
I H LINER
from Ban Franelsee. Sailed at a. m.,
steamer Roanoke, for San Diego and
way porta.
San Francisco. June 1. Arrived at
PLANS FOR UNIVERSITY
steamer Washtenaw, from !
Gale Frightens Pets on Strath
lyon. Which Arrived Here
Yesterday; 6 Leap Down
Funnel Into Furnace.
Frightened by tha pitching ana roll
In of the steamer during a gale off the
Aleutian Islands, eight monkeya aboard
the Portland ft Asiatic liner Strath-
Iron whli-h arrived at Banfleld'a dock
from Yokohama this morning, broke
from their cages and lx of them met
their death, according to Captain Shaw
Tha two remaining; monkeya frlghtennd
on a of the Chinese stoker no that he
triad to Jump overboard, aa ha thought
they wera tha ghost of departed coun
trymcn.
Toliow Leader.
When tha Strathlyon wu In tl north
gal blew up- and aa tba veaael rolled
about tha monkey in thatr cava under
tha bridge deck managed to break out.
On big fellow, apparently tha leader
made a break for tha rigging on the
foremeit with five of tha other fol
lowing cloea behind. On reaching tha
tay between the two maata ha atarted
along It. tha othera still following until
tha leader waa over tha funnel. There
ha waa apparently overcome by tha heat
and gaa from the amoke and fell from
tha atay into tha funnel. The othera,
.apparently heedless of tha leader's fata,
dropped one by ona through the big
flue to the furnaces beneath.
Frighten Chinese.
A few honrs later ona of the stokers
ran across tha other two monkeys in the
bankers and thalr chattering aa ha
nearly atepped on ona of them added to
thalr gleaming teeth and biasing eyes,
frightened him so that ha ran from the
bunkers and headed for tba rail of the
steamer, but waa stopped In time to
prevent him Jumping overboard. Aa
ha, ran ha cried out that he waa being
pursued by ghosts. Tha two monkeys
war captured and are now aboard.
Captain Bhaw aaya that on tha last
five days of tha voyage from tha orient
there was dense fog and when tha
Strathlyon came in to tha bar at 4
'clock yesterday morning It waa so
thick that sba had to go out again and
waa not able to cross in until 11 o'clock
In tha forenoon. She made the passage
over In 17 day.
Only a small quantity of general
freight waa brought by tha Strathlyon,
tha amount being about 300 tons, in
addition to which there waa 1,000,000
feat of hardwood logs.
10 a. m..
Portland.
Tatnosh. June 1. Passed In at 7 a
m.. British steamer urteric, rrnm i'ort
land, for Tacoma,
San Pedro, May 31. Arrived, ateamer l
Tellowstrme, from Columbia river. !
Astoria, May 31. Arrived at 11:16'
and left up at 2:10 p. tn . steamer Fhna ,
Yak, from Ban Francisco. Arrtvrd at
2 and left tin nt 4 :5 p. m, British
steamer Strathlyon. from Hongkong via
Kushlro. Arrived at 2 and left up at '
3:J0 p. m., steamer ("asco, from Ran
Francisco. Arrived down at 3:15 and.
sailed at 4.40 p m, British steamer
Orterlc, for orient via Ptiget sound, j
Sailed at 3 p. m , British schooner Da
vid Evens, for Osaka. Arrived at 145
and left tip at 6 p m , steamer W. 8.
Porter, from Monterey. Arrived down
at 4 end snlled at R r m , steamer
Hreskw.iter. for Coos Rv. Arrived at
4 16 end left up at K 30 p. m.. stsmer
Shnstn. from Han Pedro.
Coon Raw May 31. rrlvad, steamer
Alliance, from Portland
Point I, oho. May 31. Fasavd at 3
p ni . steamer Oleum, from Port San
Lulu, for Portland
8n Krsnrlsno, May 31. Raited at 1
p. m. steamer Oenersl Hubbard, for
ColumMa river; steamer Rose City, for
Port land.
Havre, Mar 28. Railed. French hark
I .a Panche, for Portland
Aetortu, June 1. Condition at the
mouth of the river at a. m., smooth;
wind west, miles: westher.- cloudy.
Tides at Asrtorla Frldajr High water,
4:2(1 a m.. 8.0 feet: 3:07 . m.. 7.3 feet.
11:27 a. m.f 0,4 fast.
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Varlag, will visit Honolulu probably In
September, according to Information
received her from Toklo. Ths two
warships wllj b on their annual eruts
with ths graduating class or oadets
from ths Japaneso naval college Ths
squadron visited her soma tlma ago
and also touched at Ban Francisco.
Low water.
ALONG TITF WATERFROIfT
FRENCH BARK FIXKD
Charles Gounod to Bring General
Freight From Newcartle-on-Tyne.
To transport a cargo of 3320 short
tons of general freight from Newcaatle-on-Tyne
to Portland, the French bark
Charles Gounod, 1717 tons net. Captain
HeurteL has been fixed by Balfour,
Guthrie ft Co. She sailed from San
Francisco for Hull on January 14 and
after discharging at the latter port she
will proceed to the Tyne to load for
this port direct.
Sh will bs due- to arrive her for
tha coming wheat season, but she has
not been chartered for ths outward
voyage, and according to M. H. Houser
there Is no need of any of the exporters
getting excited over ships yet
Mr. Houser has just returned from a
week's trip by automobile through
eastern Washington from' Pendleton to
Connell, and he says that there is the
foundation of a good crop, but all the
spring seeding is extremely late. He
says that there la more spring seeding
this year than there was fall seeding,
because of the fear of the farmers of
the Jim Hill mustard, which chokes
out the wheat. Hot winds along about
the first of July, In connection with
the late seeding, may injure the crop,
thinks Mr, Houser.
7n some parts of the Palo use coun
try, aays Mr. Houser, there Is much
rejoicing among the wheat growera as
a peat In the shape of a worm Is at
work on .the mustard and by eating out
the roots of the plant kills it. The
worm does not touch the wheat, how
ever, which adds to the rejoicing. He
says that the peat was more noticeable
in the southeastern parte of Whitman
and Franklin counties.
CAPTAIN METER APPOINTED
Succeeds Captain Svendsen in Com
mand of Norwegian 8, S, Rygja.
Advices have been received by Cap
tain E. H. Svendsen, Pacific coast agent
Of the Norwegian underwriters, from
the owners of the Norwegian steamer
, RvgJa of the Portland & Asiatic line,
stating that Captain E. Meyer has been
appointed to the permanent command of
the vessel. When Captain Svendsen
left her a number of months ago his
'resignation wns provisional, as It was
'not known definitely whether he would
resume command of her again. He has
decided to remain ashore, and through
his efforts Captain Meyer has been con
firmed as maeter of the Rygja. Cap
tain Svendsen cabled the news to Cap
tain Meyer and In his acknowledgment
the latter stated that the Rygja would
sail from Manila May 29 for San Fran
cisco direct with a full carg-o of sugar.
She will be due to reach the Bay City
July 3.
Laden with 600 ton of cement, as
phalt and general freight, the eteamer
Shna Yak arrived at the North Bank
dock this morning from Ran Francisco.
Carrying 350 tons of seneral frelsht
from New York snd some bonded
freight from Europe, the American
Hawaiian steamer Falcon. Captain
Schage, will be due to arrive thla after
noon from 8an Francisco.
On on of hi regular Inspection trlns
Major Jay J. Morrow left on the early
train this morning for Big Eddy.
carrying ist paaaengers and 1500 ton
of general freight, the steamer Roanok.
Captain Poulaen, sailed last night for
Ban rrancisco, Los Angeles and San
Diego.
After having her tilt man stran re
paired the steamer Bailey Gatxert left
thla morning for The Dalles on her
regular run.
With general freight the gaa schoon
er Delia, Captain Cassldy. Is scheduled
to arrive this afternoon at the Central
dock from Nestucca.
Carrying passengers and" freight the
steamer Golden Gate. Captain Erlck-
on, la scheduled to sail this afternoon
for Tillamook.
The Port of Portland steamer Ockla
hama left down at 10 o'clock this morn
ing to tow the bark Amy Turner from
St Helen to the sea. The latter la
laden with lumber for San Francisco.
The British steamer Saint Ronald.
Captain Shrine, completed her lumber
cargo for North China at Linnton thla
morning and wa scheduled to ealh lm
meaiateiy. she has 1,458,000 feet of
fir, valued at 334.534.68 for tha China
import A Export Lumber company.
It wa stated this morning that the
German ship H. Hackfeld would start
loading lumber for London at the North
Pacific mills in a few days. She Is un
der charter to the American Trading
company.
uut or z.ifti.eis bushels of cereal
hipped from Oregon and Washington
auring me last month Portland shipped
1,253,720 bushels, according to the mer
chants exchange report. The wheat
shipped out of this port amounted to
(25,350 bushels and the flour amounted
to 139,171 barrels.
wFi'xnr K jV l-;l v . ,
1 ' msr.ij.
pay mtMPiM
fipeoder Fined.
W. H. Donah oa proprietor of the Im
perial Dairy lunch eownters, was fined
1S yesterday morning for speeding. ' He
wa arrested at Fourteenth and Alder
streets Tuesday afternoon by Motor
cycle Patrolman Evans who had fol
lowed him for several blocks. The
speeder was making tl miles an hour
on Twenty-third street
Journal Want Ads bring? results.
NEW TODAY
20
Acres
all
AUCTIONS
Grand
Auction Sale
OF THB LAROB COLLECTION OF
RARE ORIGINAL ANTIQUES OF THE
Old Virginia Antique
Furniture Company
On an electric line.
cleared, within ' '
3 MILES
Of the Court House. I
$16,000
Keasey, Humason & Jeff cry
232 Chamber of Commerce.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
CERTIFICATES of title mad by the
Title V Trust company, LsSrls Bldg.
4th and Oak.
07 3aaXZXOma,
TIAMU
Mrs. E. H. Harriman, widow of the
late railroad wizard, who has de
cided to erect, aa a monument to
tha memory of her husband, a
university equal to the foremost
institutions In the world, to be
known as the Edward H. Harri
man university. She has Inti
mated that the new educational
institution will be located In the
west
at 209 Fourth St.
, Near Taylor
This collection comprises many speci
mens of the Chippendale, Sheraton, Hep-
plewhlte. Dutch Margaret re. Louis XV-
XVI and colonial period, old English
mantle and grandfather hall clock,
Sheffield plate, old bronse. fin china.
cut glass, etc.
AZ.B BJTAJtTS 10180 A. M- AJTD 8:30
T. at.
J. T. WILSON. Auctioneer.
Br-
BUILDING PERMITS
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
Sne to Arrive.
Str. Rose City. Ran Pedro
Str. Sue H. Elmore, Tillamook.
wtr. Breakwater, coos Bav . . .
fit. Geo. W. Elder. San DIero.
Str. Golden Gate. Tillamook..
Str. Alliance. Eureka
Str. Anvil, Bandon
Str. Beaver, San Pedro
Str. Roanoke, Pan Diego
sir. wear, ban faaro
.June
.June
. . June
.June
. .June
.June
. .June
.June
.June 11
.June 12
CEMENT CARGO COMING
Bring
Due to Desert.
Str. Golden Gate. Tillamook Jnn 1
Str. Bear. San Pedro June 3
Str. Breakwater, Coos Bay June 6
Str. Sue H. Elmore, Tillamook. .June 3
Str. Rose City. San Pedro June 7
St Rose City. San Pedro June 7
Str. Geo. W. Elder. San DIero June 7
Ftr. Alliance. Eureka June 3
Str. Anvil, Bandon June 10
Str. Roanoke, Ban Diego June 14
Coasters to arrive.
Despatch. Am. str. Ban Franclaoo
J. B. Stetson, Am. str. ..San Francisco
A. Chanslor. Am. str. .San Francisco
Shata. Am. str an Pedro
Shoshone, Am. str San Pedro
Rottecrans. Am. str Monterev
Westerner, Am. str San Francisco
Yellowstone, Am. str. San Pedro
Miscellaneous Tassels Xnroute.
Balboa, Am. sch Mellllones
Bannockburn. Br. str Antwern
Carondelet, Am. bge. ....San Francisco
Ethel wolf, Br. str Victoria
Ethel Zane. Am. ch San Pndrn
H. Hackfeld, Ger. sh Honolulu
Hampton, Br. str San Francisco
King Cyrus, Ana. ch San Pedro
Koan Maru, Jap. str Honolulu
Louisiana. Am. bge Irondala
Orterlc, Br. str aeattle
Pt David Am. bge Irondale
8olvel Nor. tr An
Ptrahlyon. Br. str. Yokohama
xitania, isor. sir Vlotorla
Groin Tonnage Enron t.
Col. de VUlebola Mareull. Ft. bk.
; Glasgow
Jules Gorpmes, Fr. bk. Newcastle onT.
Rene, Fr. bk. Newcastle, A.
St. ueorge, Br. str. Antwerp
Stralthbeg, Br, str Antwerp
St. Rogatlen. Fr. bk. London
Barmbek. Ger. sh. Sta. Rosalia
Rene. Fr. bk Newcastle, A.
Uretagne, Fr. bk Newcastle or T.
Kirkcudbrightshire, Br. sh Newcastle A
Kinross-shire, Br. bk. .Newcastle on T.
Teasels la Port,
Mlndoro. Am. sch N. P. Lbr. Co.
H. Hackfeld, Ger. sh Linnton
Orterlc, Br. as Kalama
Johan Poulsen, Am. ss Westport
Strathlyon, Br. ss Banrleld
Amy Turner, Am. bk Rainier
Tongue Pt.
Olson & Mahoney Line to
100,000 Sacks Soon,
During the coming week steamers of
the Olson & Mahony line will bring to ' Wm. Bowden, Am. sch
rorciana iuu.vuo sacjis or cement in ad
dition to a large quantity of general
merchandise. This large amount of ce
ment will be brought on five steamers,
the first of which will be due to arrive
about Sunday. She will be the General
Hubbard, which will be followed by
the. steamer Carlos, sailing yesterday.
The Yosemlte will sail from San Fran
elaco today and the Tahoe will leave
that port for Portland tomorrow, -while
the Saginaw will leave for this port on
Juno 6.
Bill Mike, repair two story frame
store and rooms. 4(3 Washington
street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth;
builder, . Ueorgerr: H000.
I. Dautoff, repair two story frame
dwelling, 2B2 Glhbs street, between Sec
ond and Third; builder, same; 31400.
D. Martin, repair one story frame
dwelling, 1185 Grant street, between
Thirty-ninth and Fortv-flrst; builder.
R. A. Lawther; 1600.
M. A. Brown, erect one story frame
dwelling, 3437 East Sixty-third street,
between Sixty-second and Sixty-third
avenues; builder, E. L. Langly; 31300.
T. M. Lenbo, repair one-story frame
dwelling, 6627 East Seventy-First street,
between Churchill and Millard avenue;
builder, same; $760.
W. A. Garrett, repair two-story frame
dwelling, 213 East Seventy-sixth street,
between Main and Taylor; builder, same;
11250.
James Duniap, erect two and one-hair
story frame dwelling. East Eleventh
street, between Siskiyou and Morris;
builder, P. II. Shuck; 34500.
K. Goff. erect one and one-half story
frame dwelllnr. 838 Commercial street.
between Shaefer and Mason; builder,
same; $2650.
H. S. Eddy, erect one story rrame
garage, 743 Savler street, between Twen
ty-second and Twenty-thlMi builder,
same; $400.
Emu Bcnaont. erect one story rrame
store, Washington street, between Third
and Fourth; builder. Portland Engineer
ing & Contracting company; $1000.
James v. ugnen. ereci two siory rrame
store, southeast corner Shaver and Al-
bina avenue; builder, earns; 313,000.
John Brehm, repair two story frame
dwelling, Eaat Sixth street between
Mason and Shaver; builder, George A.
Sprague; $20,000.
ueorge w. mssen, erect one story
frame dwelling. Emerson street, be
tween Delaware and Bun-age; builder,
same; $1000.
Emery Hughly, erect one story frame
shop-, 920 East Fortv-flrst street, be
tween Forty-fifth and Forty-sixth ave
nues; butldor, same; $1800.
G. W. Woolette, erect two story frame
dwelling, East Thlrty-flrt treet be
tween Hoi man and Highland; builder,
same; $4000.
William Lawrence, erect retaining
wall. Twenty-second street, near Mont
gomery Drive; builder, Llthertand A
Abrey company; $1000.
Dr. Montgomery, erect one story frame
shop, Sixteenth street, between Jeffer
son and Madison; builder, William
Flsohbeck: $600.
Arthur Porter, erect two story frame
dwelling, Regents Drive, between Laura
avenue and Regents Drive; builder, Bert
E. Bolce; $6000.
A. C. Commaok, erect two and one
half storv frame dwelling. Bast Fifty-
seventh street, between Hawthorne and
Lincoln; builder, Kay & Nelson; &oou.
O. F. Rampe, erect on story frame
dwelling. Bae Line Road, betwpen
Eighty-fourth and Eighty-Sixth ; build
er, same; $1000.
C. Floor, repair one stor frame dwell
ing, 611 East Eleventh-if neU between
Beaeon and Kelly; buildiff same; $1400.
F. H. Pearse, erect two and one-half
story frame dwelling. East Slxty-seo-ond
street, between Klickitat and Siski
you: builder, name; $3000.
Stanley, Smith & Boise, erect three
story ordinary apartments, southwest
corner Hawthorne avenue and East
Sixth; builder, Morgan, Flledner &
Boyce; $60,000. "
Rii.m Klnnott A Hwett. ereot five
story fireproof concrete hotel, Tenth-j
street, between tiurnsiae ana coucn;
builder, Wilson Beneflel; $55,00.
Swett, Slnnott 4 Swett Erect foot
ings for eight story building, northeast
corner Tenth and Burnside streets;
builder, Wilson Beneflel; $2500.
Ford's Special
Auction Sale
Friday, June 2, at 2 p. m., at
211 First Street
A fine lot of furniture came here too
late to list, but positively must be sold
without reserve.
Ford Auction Co.
Lawyers Abstract A Trust Co., capita
Upo.ooo. Moaro or rraae bias-
Maggie Ellsworth et al. to Fred
Gorling et al., t acres in T. 1 S.,
R. 2 E. $ 1,100
Fred Gerllng and wife to John
fatelgrr, same as above S.(00
J. C. A. Rauacher and wife to
lot 1 block 269. Holadava ad
dition 140
P. F. William and wife to Daniel
G lluabv. lota 13. SO. block 33.
College Place addition 1.000
John E. Runyan and wife to Myr
tla EL Hardv lot 11 hlook 110.
Rose City Park t,03v
W. A. James and wlfs to Frede
rick Frederic! at al lot 4, block
4 RivtruiM addition to RL
Johns LI
Oeorge W. Hill et at to Edward
& Peterson, 85x141 feet of lot
1. hlnrlr IS subdivision Proeb-
stel's addition' 4.7(0
Arleta Land Co. to C I. Scornna,
lots 21. 33. block 15. Elbert.. $78
Alameda Land Co. to S. F. Pleroe.
lot 11. block 33. Alameda Park. 7(0
Frances Harriet Zlnnlger and
husband tn Arthur R. Calkins.
et al.. lot 1. block 3, Beverly.. 1.000
University Iind Co. to W. P.
Hcrlvner. lot 8 block t Ports
mouth 375
James P. Hart and wife to
Laura V. Narla. west 10 feet Of
lot 3. block 2. Broadview (00
John P. Sharkey and wte to Pa-
clrlo (surety company, lot 8,
to 12. block 7, Lexington
Heights 13.300
Musa Gibson and husband to
August Kessler, lot 1, 2, block
23. To I man Tract 1,(00
George E. Corson and wife to
Marie Metrlcr, north 20 reet '
of lot 14 and south 20 feet of
lot 15, block 1, PlednTont Park. 1,(00
William Dryden and wife to Rob
ert J. Tate, 9 acres In section
26. township 1 north, range 1
east 10,000
Theodor Trautmann et al to Rob
ert J. Tate, block 1. 2, 3. 4. 6.
Trautman's1 addition, excepting
lot 10, block 2 10,000
BIItTIfS
ikt'll Tar
lth st, 17. and
st, II.' and
W. H. Wolf,
Maud ranner,
Louis Haeck
U..-I D.k.- lit
Charles Caeieel,' 171 Taylor at IB,
and Blanche cook, 4, -
Henry Smith, 1000 Xtv1lon st, II,
and Laura Huntington. 10.
Joe Kmlg. 408 Alberta st,, 11, and Hoe
aappen, it.
James Bchofleld, Kern Park, Or, 14,
and Jessie Erut 17. .
Edward Stover, 411 11th at, II, and
Florence Patten, II. .
3. A. Bunt, Sapenah, Wash 1$, and
Lottie Stead. 10.
GENERAL REAL ESTATE ti
HIGH-CLASS west side Investments. M
n. me. an forhett . nidg,-
Jf. G. SMITM a GO.
Wedding and visiting card engraver
and monogram stationers. Washington
bldg. Washington st. bet. 3rd snd 4th.
DRKSS suit for rent all slsee Unique
Tailoring Co.. 803 Stark t
CLARKE BROS., florist, fin
ar.j floral design.
flower
t Morrison t
BIRTHS
PACIFIC Title & Trust Co., the leading
abstractor. 7 Ch. Com., ground floor
UNCALLED PCR ANSWERS
NEW TODAY
Glisan Street
Half Acres
3Tol ooirrnrrsx to
Solve Problems
for the city man. He can easily
reduce expenses by getting one of
them for $700 by paying $70 down
and $14 per month. He ran build
an Inexpensive home at onr-e and
live upon It Only 20 minutes'
ride from city. We will give him
the benefit of our experience and
keep him from going astray In
the matter of a suitable house.
See us at once. Lots of ideas
frea
Hartman & Thompson
Steal Estate nest
Chamber of Commerce,
CORNELL TICKET AGENT
He Succeeds H. X. Moler at the
Ainsworth Dock.
Ray J. Cornell, one of the clerks on
the Ainsworth dock, has been appointed
ticket agent on the dock to succeed H.
A. Mooter, who took charge of the city
ticket office this morning, vice Harry
O. Smith, who has taken a position
With, the Northern Pacific a traveling
passenger agent
F. S. Loop, Am. str Westport
Marshal de Gontaut, Fr. blcPort Lbr. Co.
Marecnal de Castries. Fr. bk. Centennlei
Daily River Readings.
STATIONS.
MARINE NOTES
Astoria. June 1. Arrived at ( and
lftj at 4:80 am, steamer Falcon,
Wenatchee
Kennew Ick
Lowlston . .
Kiparia . . .
Tmatllla . .
Thv Dalles
Vancouver
Portland . .
Eugene . . .
llai riRbuns;
Albany ...
Salem . . . .
Wllsonvllle
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River falling.
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William J. Bryan and Alton B. Park
er are slated to deliver the leading ad
dresses at the big northwestern Demo
cratic banquet to be held in St Paul
on June 1.
Alpha Zetas Plcnlo oa Peak. .
(Speelal I)ltch to The JoaraaL)
Paclffo University, Forest Grove, Or.,
June L The annual plcnlo of the Alpha
Zeta literary society wa held yesterday
to it member and Invited guests. The
trip wa made In automobiles to Gales
peak, one of the highest hills of the
Coast range, and a climb was made to
the top, a distance of a mile and a half
by the trail. At 7 o'clock the party of
66 partook of a sumptuous "feed." Quite
a number of the alumni of the eohool
were present, as well as other out-of-town
guests.
Refuse to Reinstate. .
tllolttd PreM Iwl Wire.!
South Bend, Ind., June 1. Judge
Walter Funk refused to reinstate the
dismissed suit brought by the dlvoroed
wife of Frank E. Hering against his
present wife for alienation of affections.
Hering campaigned In California for
Theodore A. Bell during the recent
gubernatorial campaign.
Japanese Cruisers to "Call."
(United Press Lraard Wire.) i
Honolulu, June 1. The Japanese
training cruisers Aso and Soya, former- j
IF ths Russian cruises Bayan and
40 ACRES
$6 acrevnto oultlvation, some
Smber andV&sture. 4 room house,
trge frame barn and other build
ings. Good family orchard, some
small fruit, such as grapes, etc
Running spring the year around.
Place all fenced with good wire
fence. Located 7 miles from Ore
gon City and 4 miles from Can
by. Free mall delivery and tele
phone. Macadamised road most
all the way to Oregon City.
This place can . be bought for
$600, $2600 cash, balance to ault
purchaser. Don't fall to look thla
up If you want a first class poul
try or fruit ranch.
W. T. SOJtOOUrr, Owner.
We also have some very choice
bargains In small acreage tracts.
Buy from owner.
nr. r. axrjrooLET oo
na Uala (rt.. Oregoa City, Or.
$27,500
Business lot, 40x100, within
3 blocks of the
Postoffice.
Keasey, Humason
& Jeffery
232 Chamber of Commerce.
ANSWERS to classified advertisements
which appeared In The Journal await
those possessing certificates for the fol
lowing numbers:
A 612. 616 628, (37. (39. (41, (43,
648, 55ft, 660, 664, 667. 668. 801.
n 624. 630, 634. 666, 668, (60, 681,
6(7, 672.
C 609. (16, (17. 618. (21. (30. 643, 646,
000, 60S. 0ft. 6(1, 078, 7 7, 0t. B27.
D 498, 609. 633, 649. 657. 676, 68.
E 487, 602, 613. (28. 633. 635, 640, (41
(72. 673, 677. (79, (84, 690. (91. (92,
625, 697.
F 521, (34, (87, (83, 633, 837. (48,
679 695. 697. 938.
G 47.7, (65, (10, (11. (14, (44. (73.
677. 615.
H 592, (78, (77, 673. (63. (41, (45,
646, 639. 537.
J 319, 616, (30, (40, 541, ((1, ((4,
671. 692. 596, 697.
K 606. 639, (43, (47. (4(, ((8, ((I,
690, 597, 699.
L 600. 643. R4C. 647. 852. (72. ((. 641.
N 424. 441. 634. 636. 640. (47. 5(6. 668.
669, 5B3.
O 344. (11. (88. (41. 655.
P 630, 631, 635. 613, 641. 841, 810,
696, 619.
R 543, 662, ((3. (((, 668, 659. (II, ((I,
8-636, 541.
T 436. 607. 530, (83, (88, (40, (41.
(50, (62. 663. 654. 655x 668. 694, 696, 699.
V 641, 636, 638. (33, (61. (68, (42,
664. 696. (67.
W (44, 5(1, 663, ((4. ((. (90, 61,
(38.
X 508. 630, (34, 647. E48, 6(8, (tl,
(92,, 694, 697.
Y 534, 637, (38, (41, (48, (44. 841.
647, 698.
Z 538. 845. 556. (58, 66T, (.
CLASSIFIED AO KATEL
IN Effect April 16. 1111.
rtT, PREVIOUS RATES CANCELED.
CASH ADVERTISEMENTS,
Dally or Sunday.
1 time, 8o per Una
1 consecutive times, 7o psr lino per In
sertion. I or more consecutive times, 6e per line
per Insertion, or 7 Insertion for prloe
of .
No ad counted for less than 1 lines.
The above rates apply to "New To
day" and ull other classifications except
ing the following: "Situations Wanted,
To Kent nJ Wanted to Rent" ada.
The rate la these classifications are:
a Der line cer Insertion.
Three Insertions for the price of two.
Beven insertions ror me price oi live.
NO aa taKen ror less man ioc.
CHARGE ADVERTISEMENTS.
1 time. 9c per line.
1 consecutive times, 8c per line per in
sertion.
7 or more eonsecutlv times, 7c per
line per insertion.
The above rates apply to "New To
day," ana ail other classifications ex
cept the following: "Situations Wanted,
To Rent and Wanted to Rent" ada
The rate In these classifications is 70
per line per insertion.
No ad charged fo- less than two lines,
r 15c.
BEATTT To Mr and Mrs. R, & .Beatty,
sunnay. may JS, 1111, a on
FREDRICK SON To Mr. and Mr.
Julius Frediickaon. 1178 Schiller
treet. May 28, a girl.
SUTTON To Mr. and Mr. Orvtll Sut
ton, 607 Borthwlck street May 21,
boy.
FREDRICK SEN To Mr. and Mrs. Paul
FredrlcUsen. 4812 Forty-second atreet.
May 23, a girl.
L1BKRTO To Mr. and Mr. Jlosario
Liuerto, narnson street May 22. a
boy.
HAWKINS To Mr. and Mrs. William
Hawkins, 432 Seventh street. May 22,
a noy.
OGDEN To Mr. and Mrs. Charles Oa-
den. 92( East Forty-first street. May
1L a boy.
KOONST To Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Koonst, ii vast Sixty-eighth street
May 1L i girl
WILCOX To Mr. and Mra William
Wilcox, 124 East Ninth strt May
4, a boy.
GRANT To Mr. and Mrs. Clareno
urant 410 Twnty-f1fth street. May
1. girl.
QUINN To Mr. and Mr. Harrv Qulnn.
6619 Forty-seventh avenue. May 27, a
fin.
HOEMAKER To Mr. and Mrs. Abln
Shoemaker 1101 East Twenty-fifth
street. May 17, a boy.
8CH1ELI To Mr. and Mrs. M.
Schleld. R. C. San. May 14. a girl.
VANDERLIP To Mr and Mr. E. C.
Vandorlip,, 6613 Fifty-fifth avenue.
May 23, a boy.
WINDER To Mr. and .Mr. George
Wunder. University Park. Mav 22 a
boy.
HAYWORD To Mr. and Mr. Wlnlow
Hayword. University Park. Mav 26. a
boy.
HIGGINS To Mr. ' and Mrs. George
HlKsrlne. 1178 Hawthorne avenue. Mav
20 a hov.
G I URGE To Mr. and Mrs. C. C
Georre. Mav 7. 1124 East Twentv-
flfth street, a boy.
GIBBINSV-To Mr. and Mrs John Olb-
blns. 641 Prescott. Mav 20. a hov.
8TEPP To Mr. and Mrs. Sam Stepp,
754 Alblna. March 28. a bov.
OARRIETY To Mr. and Mr. Peter
Garrlety, Good Samaritan hospital.
May IS, a boy.
LARSON To Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lar
son. East Thirty-third and Fremont
February 25, a boy.
LUTZ To Mr. and Mrs. Henry Luts,
1105 East Twenty-seventh street. May
25, a girl.
i KAUEK To Mr. and Mra. Alfred Tea-
ger, 120 East Gladstone. May 22, a i
girl. .1
BRYANT To Mr. and Mr. U. Bryant, ,
633 East Eighteenth street, May 16, a I
Doy.
STEINHAUSER To Mr. and Mra. L. A.
Steinhauser, 246 Eaat Twenty-third
street. May 13, a glrL
VOSGNER To Mr. and Mra. Llbano
Vosgner, (14 Second street, May 15, a
boy.
JOHNSON To Mr. and Mrs. II. H.
Johnson, 7(3 East Burnside, May 29,
a girl.
BEATTY To Mr. and Mrs. Ravmond
Reatty, 197 East Seventy-seventh
street. May 28. a boy.
JOHNSON To Mr. and Mrs. Renold
Johnson, 1977 Eaat Salmon, May 25,
a girl.
WESTERLUND To Mr. and Mrs. Al
fred Westerlund, 636 Thurman street
May 22, a boy.
BROWN To Mr. and Mrs. C. Rrown.
Mav 20. 80 Baldwin street, a boy. i
RIIXJB To Mr. and Mrs. Gu Ridge, j
1282 Taggart street May 19, a boy. 1
MONTROSS To Mr. and Mrs. H. Mont- i
ross, 76 North Ninth street. May 6,
boy. i
rJLBJK TO Mr,
)ll BALK UOL'SKS
TWO I room bungalow. nw, mod err
improvement ail In. Fla hlgh-claa
location, east front - Roeemere, block
from car. $100 cash will hanoie, $1(
aach.
Three new houses In Ladd'e addition
all modern and up-to-date. S(4 eaol
room house. Mount Tabor. Built
year. Fireplace, furnace, olectrll
lights, shade, paneled dining room)
hulltin buftet and bookcase. Dutr
kitchen, two lot, fin view of city. Onl
$4400. $1000 cash, very easy month)
payment. . ,
6 room bungalow In Sunnvslde. Mo
em, improvement all In. $3100. Verl
easy monthly navment.
Beautiful 7 room house tn Irvlnrtnnl
Beamed and paneled dining room, bulltl
In buffet and bookcase. Large Dutdl
kitchen, beautiful fireplace, good furl
naoe. Improvements all in. East front!
3(250. 81000 cash.
We have other beautiful houses M
an parts or the rity, sold on easy month I
ly payment. We will sell you a Inl
In Irvlngton, Rose City Park. CountrJ
ciun addition or Lawndale, and bulhl
you a house according te your owtl
Ideas and you can pay for It on small
monthly payments. ' I
Have you seen our new 'addition. Lei
raine iteignis, on me weei sine, lesH
than two miles from the postoffloel
$476 up. Including cement walks, curbs!
graded street and waUr. Building
restrictions.
HOISINGTON-COMTB CfX,
(25-37 Board of Trad.
M. (7(1. A-(7!7.
BOMBS ON BAST FATarXXTS.
t room houae. 1 storlea aB modoraj
east front beautiful lot many shadei
trees, block from earllne. street lm-1
provementa paid, new, ready for ocou-l
pancy, (00 cash, balance monthly pay-l
men is.
Dungalow. ( rooms, lara attlo. fir!
Place, furnace, bookcases, buffet Dutch
kitrhMn V, a . n nJ Aaa,. mm 1 ll
street Improvement paid, H block from!
i buu aown, paianc on monuiy payi
f rooms t tAp linnu tiietl
-r. - . .
using compietea. oaa floors, nrepiaoe.1
buffet Dutch kitchen, all other modern I
conveniences, 200 feet from, car, $0l
casn. Daiance monthly paymeota.
We. hava avorBt ifr rinnajia and I
bungalows, contstnlng all modern eon-1
veniencea Khlch will be completed soon. I
Let us slior thorn to you before you I
PROVIDENT INVESTMENT TRC8
TEE COMPANY.
301. 108 Board of Trade bMg.
Marshall 473. A-ltll.
- $2000
EASY PAYMENTS.
3 good lots, 7 room house, small
' urn. chlekrn house, at Tremont
nation.. Mt. Scott line.
$2100
Modern R room cottage. In a nice
grove, close to 2 canines. Haw
thorne district; cement walk and
basement. K.y terms.
W, W, ESPEY
312 Commercial Blk.
Cor. 2d and Washington.
Have You $2100?
BIG SNAP.
two new modern bungalows near
Hawthorne ave., one will sell at 11100.
the other at $2900, owner settling In
eastern Oregon wires to sell both for
$4b00, with Jl'000 cash, balance assume
mortgage. You must have $2000 cash
or no use calling; you can clean up
$1400 on this In a very short time. This
is one or the unusual windfalls you
and MrsVOl Elee, 848 j nay nave-iooKea ror ror a Jong time.
Patton road, May 4, a girl
MILLER To Mr. and Mrs. Richard M11-
U, Ufa. 9A - I
COOPY tfo Mr. and Mra. James Coopy.
696 Multnomah street. May 26. a
boy.
FURCK To Mr. and Mr, nommlck
Furck. 644 Fifth street May 30. a
boy.
RITTMOUR To Mr. and Mrs. Fred
RIttmour. 255 Glenn street. May 26. a
boy.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
CARSON The funeral sea-lce of John
C. Carson will be held at his late
residence, 658 Johnson street, at 2:80
o'clock p. m., Friday, June 2, 1911., In
terment oreenwood cemetery, service
at the grave under the auspices of Wil
lamette 100H9 A. if . A. M.
COLSON May 80, Adolph E. Colson.-lanrt barn, lot
Portland-Pacific Investment Cov 418
i Railway Exchange, Marshall Irsl, or
Tabor 294 2.
Owner's Loss, Your Gain
Splendid new, up to date home, T
rooms, choice restricted locality. Owner
overreached and needs money. Be sure
to see this. Your money s worth. $3850.
v ery oosy terms.
. Money Talks Here, Too
Fine new bungalow, 6 rooms, attic,
basement, fixtures, shades, linoleum
,gocs in. Needs monev too. Only $2600,
easy terms, uur two best buys.
MEIKLEJOHN & POND.
!40( East Morrison st East 1115, B-V41T.
our cuBtomers get the best buys.
Two Good Buys
Six room house, 4 block from
aged 21 years, beloved son of Mr. and . trees. $2000. $600 cas
6 room new up-to-date bungalow, cor-
100x100,
ca an.
-date
bearing fruit
MEETING NOTICES
41
EXKROCK
ACRE,
With 110 feet river front and outlet on
new macadam road, very close to Rock
Spur Station;- a small running stream
and fine trees on the building site. First
class beach for bathing and boating.'
Very fine outlook on river.
Price $3250
$600 carta
Address P-692. Journal.
Mortgcige Loans
John E. Cronan 7Q7n
M toa Spalolaa- Bids. 'V
COLUMBIA LODGE. NO. 114,
A. F. AND A. M. Stated
communication this (Thurs
day) evening at 8 o'clock, Ma
sonic Temple. Visiting breth
ren welcome. By order W. M.
FRED L. OLSON, Sec'y.
A, L.
WEB FOOT CAM P. NO.
B r TIT - ,1..
WU. TT WUIUDU Ui IT,
. World meets every Fri
day night In W. O. W.
Temple, 128 Eleventh
street. All members re
quested to be present
Visitors welcome.
WM. REIDT. C O.
BARBUR. Clerk.
Mrs. Adolph Colson, 669 8cond street.
Funeral will take place rrom the late ner lot 1 block from A car, $3300;
residence, Friday, June 2. at 2 p. m., terms.
thenoe to Rlverview cemetery where; we have all kinds of bargains in
services win oe nria bi t.io p. m. . houses and lots for sale or trade.
Friends Invited to attend. i r e rl
DOKE At Milwaukle, Or., May 30, Ben
Doke, aged 61 years. Remains at
Hemstock funeral parlors, 1687 E. 18th.
Funeral notice later.
METZLER Anthony Metiler. St Vin
cent's hospital. May 30, aged 68; tuber
culosis. GRECO Thomas Greco, 8t Vincent's
hospital. May 28, aged 24; fractured
skull.
ROBINSON Jame Robinson, St. Vin
cent's hospital. May 28, aged 65; frac-
rurea skuii.
SMITH Alfred Smith, 211 East Six
teenth street, May 29, aged 53; pneu
monia. HOLD EN Ole Holden, Open Air sana
torium. May 30, aged 41; tuberoulo
sls. HUMBEL William Humbel, May 37,
Astoria, aged 62; cirrhosis of liver.
COLBY Bell Colby, St. Vincent's hos
pital; aged 25. May 30; hemorrhaKe.
TJMBRIACO Rafael Umbrlaco. 419 East
Forty-eigntn street. May 30. aaed 82:
hemorrhage, .
444 Sherlock
bldg.
MAX M. SMITH, florist. 150 6th st.
opp. Meier ft Frank's. Main 7216.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
here Is Your Chance
My trunk is packed to leave city on
account or business, new 8 room 1H
bungalow, hardwood floor, fireplace.
open stairs, paneled dining room, buffet.
Dutch Kttonen, nam, 3 bedrooms, run
basement, fine unobstructed view. Join
ing Rose City Park, price cut from $3500
to $3000. Want cash ror my equity, bal
ance lonar terms. This is a baraain.
Address owner, P-695, Journal. No
agents.
STOP the rent, pay 35 cash. $6 month.
acreaee home. 25 minutes out chlok-
ens, "urden, nice shade, why don't your
take this as an investment? It oosts
vou almost nothlne.
Would this suit vou 7 Nice little place
close to river, 25 minutes out, car every
30 minutes, you can pay'$10 month, or
woud you prefer to keep on paying rent
and nave nothing?
Call after 10 n. m.. you buy from
owner. Smith, 232 V4 Washington, room.
is.
Dunning & McEntee .ffl
every detail. 7th and Pino. Main 420.
A-4558. Lady assistant.
M. W, A., ROSE CITi CAMP Monday,
Selling-Klrsch bldg.. Washington near
10th. Phone Clerk, Main 3294. A-4988
R. N. A.,
Jefferson.
Oreeon Rose camn
Tuesday evenings. Swiss hall. Sd and
meets
T. F. B., Portland lodge No,
wea. nights. K. P. haTl
209. meets
11th ft Alder.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Claude Springer, 321 Mill st, 24, and
Vesta Brasler, 19.
W. E. Reed, Tacoma. Wash-, 21, and
Christian Crawford, 20.
Fred Calkins. Los Anaelea 14.' mi
Nina Jordan, 21.
George Raven. 253 6th at.. 11. nt
Pearl Eden, 18.
J. T. Barton. 200 5th st. 84. and T-
hanna Vollers, 18.
Charles Dyer, 1727 E. 15th St.. 22
and Nellie Goodrich, 18.
W. R. Scott 382 Halsey St. 21. and
Inee Evans, 18.
Robert Malr. 53 N. 18th st.. 4.
Jessie turner, zt.
E. W. Hackman, 8715 42d ave, 41,
and Elizabeth Brown, 41.
Charles Frey. 740 Corbett St. 14. and
Anna Fltchner, 20.
Joe Leach, 1068 Williams ava, 11,
and Bertha Sumner. 18.
Kasper Huber. 668 Rhone st, 14, and
Vathef Rleder, 13.
John Peterson, Pullman, hotel, 40, and
Jan Beat M. . f
J. P, Frnley & Son
Third and Madison.
Iady attendant. Main 9. A-1899.
LERCH
ERICS0N
Undertaker; lady assistant
B-1888. B-781. E. 6th-Alder.
Undertaking Co., Main
6183, A-2236. Lady ass t.
EAST B1DH funeral directors, success
sor to F. B. Dunning. Inc. E. 62. B-2526
EDWARD HOLMAN, undertaker, 220
Id st. Lady assistant. Main 507.
ZELLER -BYRNES CO.. 694 Williams
ave.: both phooes; lady assistant
HE M STOCK 1 687 E. 13th. Sellwood 71;
also 894 Dawson, Woodlawn 1874.
$1250 Lents $1250
Brand new 4 room cottage on 60x100
lot, near car and scnooi. House ail
plastered, polished woodwork,
ONLY 3200 CASH. ,
Balance $15 per month. See ,lt, foir It
must be sold.
McGowan & Pennington
Room 3 Healy bldg., corner E. Morrison..
and Grand ave. k. Z8Z. H-184S.
GENERAL REAL ESTATE 62
2 Acres of Black Swale, $1800
All cleared, level and roncea Nea"
6c car station. ln growing community.
Fine land for Onions, aardenlna or truck
farming.
Great buy. Owner considers It a fine
Investment but has other need for
money. . It must be seen to be appre
ciated and we will take you to the prop
erty. Half cash. Balance easy.
BEL FORD ft HUFF,
1665 E. 18th st. Sellwood car.
Sellwood 161.
WATCH THIS SPACE TUES. THURH.
FOR SALE by owner, "hoice piece, oi
fin-
BUY DIRECT FROM OWNER.
New 5 room cottage with halls, clos
ets and bath; 2 rooms more can be fin.-
lshed upstairs at slight cost; down,
stairs all plastered and nicely finished,
double floors: srood well, woodshed and
small garden, good fence: 2 lots, "three
blocks from grade school, tar station
and postoffice; 2 blocks from Chautau
qua Park. Take Oregon City car, get
orr at oiadstone and ask for Hugh
Han, r'none tjregon nty, d-bz.
An Exceptional Opportunity to
bet hurnisned Buneaow
nue, with full lot; price $2500; $300 or
Ittvo win nanaie this, balance to suit
purcnaser. ,
Otto (St Harkson, Realty Co.
1S3H First St. ' ,
A BEAUTIFUL 6 room home $3600;
$600, $25 monthly. 5 room bungalow
$2000; $300. $30 monthly. Phono Wood
lawn 1799. or 8720
4 ROOM modern bungalow, street Im
provements In and nalfl: a tarnln m
11325: easv terms. JMAnma SSl.ld .i . I
main onu.
nmnrlv lAfltlll llh n.rHv
lshed house. C block north of Beed In-16 ROOMS, new, bargain, $4460. Terms tat
Utut. JtXlt. Journal. . r 4 1 suit no oommlssfon. Tabor 104, .
V.