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STATISTICS SHOW UD EMPIRE CITIES GROWTH Bureau of Census Gives Out Summary-. Reports on Manufactures for Spokane and Walla Walla. Washington. July 12 A preliminary itatement of the general results of the thirteenth United States census of man ufactures of the cities of Spokane ana Walla Walla. Wash., was Issued today ty Acting Ceppus Director Falkner. It contains a summary comparing the figures for 1904 and 1909. by city totals, prepared under the direction of William M. Bteuart, chief statistician for manu factures, bureau of the census. The rtgur.es are subject to such revision as may be necessary after a further exam ination of the original reports. Summary for Spokane. The summary for Spokane shows per centages of Increase as follows; 204 per tent Jn the capital Invested; 118 per cent In the cost of materials used; 114 per cent Jn the value of products; 109 per cent In tho value added by manu facture; !00 pjr cent Jn the salaries and rages: 88 per cent In the miscellaneous expenses; 68 per cent In the number tf salaried officials and clerks; 64 per cent In the average number of wage earners and 62 per cent in the number of establishments. In this connection Jt Is proper to call attention to the fact that Spokane, since ih mmis of 1904. has so greatly ex tended Its corporate limits that the city now covers nearly twice me area in clude,! in 1904. In that year it hart a total land area of 12,960 acres, but at the date of the thirteenth census enu meration the city limns comprised a. 840 acres. Hence the rates of increase shown In t,he summary are to a consid erable extent due to annexation of pop ulous suburbs In which manufacturing establishments already existed. Increases Heavy. There were 286 establishments In 1909 as compared with 188 In 1904, an In crease of 98, or 62 per cent. The value of products In 1909 was 118,880,000 and 88,831,000 in 1904, an in crease Of $10,049,000 or 114 per cent. The average per establishment was ap proximately $66,000 In 1909 and about $47,000 in 1904. The summary for Walla Walla shows percentages of Increase as follows: 120 percent In the capital Invested; 85 per cent In the number of salaried officials and clerks; 84 per cent in the salaries and wages; 07 per cent in the value added by manufacture; 60 per cent in the average number of wage earners; 66 per cent In the value of products; 49 per cent in the cost of materials used; 49 per cent in the miscellaneous ex penses, and 46 per cent in tne numoer of establishments. Extended Its limits. - In this connection, it is proper to call attention to the fact that Walla Walla. alQce the census of 1904, has extended its corporate limits so that the city now covers nearly one-sixth more area than was Included In 1904. In that year It had a total land area of 1986 acres, but at. the date of the 13th census enu meration the city limits comprised 2297 acres. Hence the rates of increase shown In the summary are to some ex tent due to annexation of populous sub urbs in which manufacturing estab lishments already existed. There were 48 establishments In 1909, as compared with 33 In 1904, an Increase of 16. or 46 per cent. alas of Products. 'The value of products in 1909 was $2,317,000 and $1,486,000 In 1904, an Increase of $831,000, or 66 per cent. The average per establishment was ap proximately $48,000 in 1909, and about $45,000 in 1904. The preliminary totals for steam laundries for Spokane, in 1909, show: Number of establishments, 23; capital Invested, $400,000; cost of materials used, $109,000; salaries and wages, $376,000; miscellaneous expenses. $91, 000; value of products, $680,000; number of salaried officials and clerks, 48; and average number of wage earners em ployed during the year, 678. The preliminary totals for steam laun dries for Walla Walla in 1909 are: Number of establishments, 4; capital Invested, $63,000; cost of materials used, $16,000: salaries and wages, $63. 000; miscellaneous expenses, $8000; value of products. $96,000; number of salaried officials and clerks, 6; and average number of wage earners em ployed during the year, 103. STORM OF FLAMES SWEEPS MICHIGAN; SCORES CREMATED (Continued from Page One.) k)T the leaping flames, Uy along the Streets. Hundreds of them took refuge on the freight steamer Kongo, which was lying Ht her dock in Au Sable. Others Jammed a regular southbound passenger train on the Detroit & Macki nac railroad, while hundreds of others. pressed ty the wall of fire, plunged" Into the waters of Lake Huion, wvere It is believed many of them were dsowned. More than 300 refugees who arrived here this morning said that when the train left Oscoda the flames were leap ing 100 feet high and roaring like a furnace. Pack Into Town Hall. They declared there wus little hope for many of their fellow townsmen who were packed Into a hall which they saw the flames surround as they fled. Many babies, they declared, were rushed to the water front in trunks when their parents' homeB were swept and a num ber of them were either drowned or mothered by the heat as their frenzied fathers and mothers carried them through the flames. ' Reports from Alpena and Boyne City ay fierce fires are burning near there. Several logging camps near the latter place are surrounded by fires and It Is feared when news is received from them the known death list will be greatly In creased. Many aUfugees Burned. . Eight hundred refugees from the fire that has swept i.orthern Michigan ar rived here by noon today, all of them homeless and destitute, and many so badly burned and Injured that they were forced to crawl on their hands and knees. The food supply here is exhausted, and In answer to appeals for outside help relief partlra are en route from Bay City, bringing provisions, doctors, nurses and medics,! supplies. . That not less than 60 persons met death vhen the fortst fire swept through the town of Au Sable Is declared by Stanley Ed gel y of Flint, who arrived her today from the devastated region. He ald that he saw 69 or more persona fall scorched In tht streets of Au Sable. &4 wftneseed aUifrs dash lalo wall of flame sweeping the town In their des perate attempts to escape. One of the refugees arriving here .o day said he start through the woods with five companions. Two of them were caught !n the flames and left burned to a crisp. For part of the dis tance the survlvo-s covered they were surrounded on nil sides by wild ani mals, deer, wolves and bears, which were rushing befcre the flames In a wild attempt to escape. fIres are devastating big porcupine district; 3 TOWNS DESTROYED (Culled Presa Lifd Wire V Northbay, Ont.. July 12 Tiiree towns destroyed, seven prospectors known to be dead, many missing and hundreds starving are results of the fierce fires raging over the Porcupine district. The flames are spreading rapidly. Inhabi tants of the stricken district are seek ing refuge by wading in lakes and rivers. The towns of Cochrane. South Porcu pine and Pottsvllle have been destroyed. The suburbs of Golden have been burned and the town Is now surrounded by flames. With Tlsdale already half de stroyed, a dozen houses have been dynamited there In an effort to save the remainder of the town. Every mining camp between Whitney and Dome has been wiped out. The death list already includes F. Klynn, A. Yuille. Billy Moore, W. F. Fletcher and three un identified foreigners. Every species of craft gasoline launches, sailboats, row-boats- and even fllmslly constructed rafts are being used to ferry the refu gees from South Porcupine across the lake. The town of Kelso was abandoned this morning, the flames haviruf passed be yond all semblance of control. FLAMES DRIVE SCORES INTO LAKES AND SWAMPS; MANY FALL EXHAUSTED ' (United Preu Lced Wire. 1 Bay City, Mich., July 12. Refugees arriving here today from the flame swept towns of Au Sable and Oscoda included Mrs. Dris Diamond, who was a sur vivor' of the Iroquois theatre fire in Chicago. Describing the disaster at Oscoda, Mrs. Diamond said: "The flames spread so rapldjy that people by hundreds were compelled to rush from their homes to nearby lakes and swamps. I saw many women and children fall exhausted and it Is In credible that all could have escaped alive. My sister became separated from me in the awful rush and I do not know whether she Is living or dead." Reports reaching here today from the fire tone are that flames are raging in the outskirts of Traverse City; that most of the town of Trowbridge has been destroyed; that Millersburg, La Roque and Onaway are gone and that La Grange. Lewlston and Bay Shore are in desperate straits. Fires are gain ing on the fire fighters near Lake City, and that town. too. is In danger. ENTIRE NATIONAL GUARD OF STATE TO BE CALLED OUT TO HELP FIGHT FIRE (United Pre Letted Wire. I Lansing, Mich., July 12. So serious Is the danger to Michigan towns through forest fires today that the entire na tional guard of xh state Is to be called out for service in the fire swept region. Major J. N. Cox of the military de partment is trying to get In touch with Governor Osborn, who Is on a yachting trip In Lake Michigan near the straits. In order to get the necessary order call ing out the troops. The mayor of Oscoda has asked that a company of Infantry e sent at once to patrol his ruined lown. RAINIER BUTCHERY PROVES (Continued from Page One.) tain bloodhounds chrougn the agency of Sheriff Longmlre failed, as there are no hounds available In this county. Following a view of the bo 13 of the Cobles last night by the jury apr pointed by Coroner McCUntock it C hurs ton county, the bodies were removed to Olympia. Mr. and Mrs. Coble had been married less than a year. Coble has lived In Ratnler six years, and hia wife came from Michigan two years ago. He was employed by the Rainier Mercantile company, and his life Is said to have been exemplary. He owed no money, had no enemies known of, and lived In harmony with his bride. The Coble home Is located In the cen ter of town and Is owned by Coble's aunt. Berfdes three uncles living In Rainier, no other relatives of either victim have been located as yet. The purpose of the murderer could not have been robbery, as Coble'a watch, money and other valuables were found about their home. Girl Tries to Get Away. The bodies were found last night by Mrs. W. E. McNett. a neighbor, and Lew Eddy, whom she called In as he was passing the home. Coble's skull was cut completely through by the murder er's ax. and his wife's head was beaten until the brains splashed over the walls and floor of the room. The girl had apparently made an effort to escape, as her head was found resting on the side rail of the bed. The crime was probably committed between the hours of 10 and 12 o'clock p. m. Monday, as Coble'a alarm clock, set to go off at midnight In order that he might attend a sick horse, had not gono off. Before the coroner's Jury her? today, Frank Bartlett, a barber, testified that he thought Mulqueen probably wan dered Into the wrong house and killed Coble and his wife, thinking he was at tacking the Bartlett family. Mulqueen had made threats against him, Bart lett testified, and followed him through the woods, armed. Mulqueen, It is learned. - started for Olympla Monday morning, the morning before the crime. He got off at Tenlno, nine miles away, however, and spent the day there. Neighbors testified to seeing him walk ing back toward Rainier. Rainier Is a sawmill town of per haps 260 population, located In southern Thurston county, east of Olympla. The distance south of Tacoma Is 87 miles. About Rainier dairying Is carried on, the milk being shipped to Tacoma mar kets. For a number of years Rainier has been receiving foreign population to work In the sawmill and In the log ging camps nearby. The main line of the Northern Pacific, bearing the trains of the Burlington and the Harrlman systems, passes through Rainier, while the Milwaukee has recently established a station there. TROUBLE OVER MOROCCO STIRS UP BIG WAR SCARE 4 London, July 1 2. Dispatches re ceived today from Cadlx, Spain, by Reuters' News Agency say that German warships have been descried cruising along the Moroccan coast. The news has caused great alarm In official cir cles and the opinion la growing that ths krJ..rlpon AHdlr wl'not be loos, sued without serious danger of war. 6 VALLEY COUNTIES UNITE IN EXHIBIT Consolidated Salem Fair Dis- play to Go to Five Land Shows. (Salem Bureau of The Jooraal.l Salem, Or.. July 12. Six leading Wil lamette valley counties prepared for a permanent compact in a meeting at Al bany last night. Linn, Benton. Marlon, Polk and Lane gave their pledges to put up the best possible county exhibits at the state fair with a view to con solidating all of these into the Willam ette valley exhibit to send to five of the biggest land shows in the country this fall. Yamhill county was not repre sented last night but will Join the or ganlzatlon. A. F. Hofer. president of the Willam ette Valley Exhibit association, returned from Albany this morning and will be gin active preparations to send out these exhibits. Hofer, Frank Meredith and D. C. Freeman compose ways and mean committee for handling the exhibits. The distinctive valley exhibit will be sent to Omaha, October 26; New York. November 3; Chicago' November 18, and to Knoxvtlle and Ct. Paul later. V. H. Marvin, J. 8. Van Winkle and J. C. Holbrook were appointed a com rnM'ee on permanent organization. A pull together spirit was manifested at the meeting and the entire valley Is ex pected now to come together with, less selfish strife and as much zeal as any individual community would have mani fested a few years ago. FORGED BY CIRCULATORS (Continued from Page One.) may be an aid to the suit to be begun by former Justice Slater to have the referendum declared void. While the name of the client who has employed the Burns agency to run down the frauds Is withheld, it is believed the Investigation is being amply financed by the friends of that Institution, who have become aroused by reports of wholesale fraud. A second arrest In the case Is ex pected at any hour, and this will be fol lowed by others as the story Is un folded. Pioneers' Day at Gearhart. (Special to The Journal. ) Gearhart, Or.. July 12. This Is Pio neers' day at the first annual Chautau qua. Gearhart Park Is crowded with visitors and many of the oldest fami lies of the state are represented. The sfternoon address was delivered by Ex Governor T. T. Geer of Oregon and the auditorium was crowded with pioneers and their friends. Rainier and Clatskanle sent delega tions. Tonight the pioneers will gather on the teach and about the lobby of Hotel Gearhart to exchange reminis cence. Several families. wer repre sented here today, members of whlcfc settled at Astoria in 1843. Want a Piano for almost nothing? Bee announcement, page 5, this paper. Perry C. Graves. SEEING THE SAW Is one thine, but using it practically Is another. You cannot always tell a good saw by Its appearance, and the same re- i i mark applies to a good many other Ithlnra In tha Hardware line. Here we keep the best selected qualities, tried and tested, and the prices are marked to be as acceptable as the quality of the goods. An Infinite variety here. AVERYfilCO. 48 THIRD STREET NEW TODAY Free Rent We will furnish a fine large tent house free of cost to every lot buyer for the next 30 days. 10 PER CENT CASH $10 PER MONTH i Call or Phone Gregory Investment Company 418 Corbett JRldg. Marshall 557 A 2644 THIS IS IT Two flats on lot 42x100. Rents for $50 per month. 625 Marshall St., bet. 19th and 20th Sts. Price $6700 United Trust Co. 917 Board of Trade Bldg. Main 9416 A Cash Bargain IRVINGTON DISTRICT 50x100, 3 1st and Siskiyou $500 hUPLY302 CORBETTBLD. , I MUUt. r" IJI7 I Mortgage Loans OrlN?BAI:': 505 Spalding BjjiUdipgv r ITEW TODAY PLAIN VIEW, ACRES L les admirably, gently sloping, i djolns productive armi. U excellently drained and Is N ature's Ideal spot for gardening, flew superb of Tualatin Valley Intensive farming profitable on E ach subdivision or tract, W hlle water is abundant from springs Jjnd may be had from wells. Chickens or pigs may be grown profitably with R eady market in Portland and jjvery tract will advance s ufflclently to assure you good profit. Get Booklet in" Office Jackson & Deering 6 STARK STREET REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS CERTIFICATES A title made by the Title & Trust company, Lewis Bldg. 4th and Oa!c . The Jacobs-Btine company to Christian Engleman, lot 6, 7, block 20. Wellesley 1,800 Rose City Park association to Lena Hansen, lot 1, block , Rose City Park 1,000 Municipal Railway & Improve ment company to rred Munthe lot 8, 9, block 4, Terrace Park. 900 Joseph A. Sellwood to J. B. Nash, lot . 7. block 1Z. Kern Park 1.700 L. H. Cary et al to Harry Duns- more et al. lot is, 19, Diock 4, North Villa James P. Cassldy et al to Mrs. R. J. McCollum. lot 4 block. 1 Bernhardt Park The Joseph A. Strowbrldge Es tate Co. to Albert W. Besgen. . lot IB block 22 Erroll Hts.... Central Trust ft Investment Co. to E. E. Lawrence et al, lot 2, 3 block 8 Central Add. to E. Portland , Same to Claudia E. Lawrence, lot 1 block 7 Central Add. to E. Portland Ladd Estate company to Antony Stupfel. lot 2, 3 block 8 East moreland Citizens Bank to M. F. Cooper, lots- 18 to 22, block 5 Ral Bton's Add " Peter Hue et al to Abble Plguer on, lots IS, IS, block 12 S. St. Johns J. M. Acheson et al to A. S. 1.500 32S 700 1S00 800 2400 I860 S000 Ellis. 100x100 feet In block 37 Kings Second Add. . toooo C. P. Olson to Fred H. Fruiht, lot 48, 49, block 6, Lee Bow Park O. O. Hall et al to George E. Johnson, lot 4 block 47 Ir vlngton J. A. Fehrenbacher et al to Law- rence Shanahan, lot 8 block 3 Laurelwood Park Nellie Sanderson to Guy L. Thornton, lots 11, 2. block 26 Woodlawn United States to Thomas C. Las key, east Vt of ee'A of section 10 and west of swV4 of section 11, township 1 south, range 2 east, patent Christ Balmer et al to John Ludi. 33x70 feet In block 19 E. Portland Hts Mary N. Whitney et al to M. Moran, lot 5, block 4, City View Park H. Hamblet et ai to J. F. Hen nessey, lot 30, block 29, Fair port W Clarke to B. F. Amend et al. 6S0 2150 J0U 1000 1700 lots 11, 12, block 3, Ralstons addition to East Portland 4,000 George H. Nottasro et al to F. W. NunnenKamp, lot iv, oioca u, Burrage tract G. L. Rees et al to Gertrude 250 Bartch Whlttaker, lot 3, diock C M.rlnn oHrtltlnn . 3.30A I Mairinnls Land & Investment company to G. K. Howltt com pany, lots 8. 8. block S, Good hue Park 609 Mrs. Judith H. HImmons to F. X. Fletcher, south 42H feet of lots "G and H. diock s, fornana Homestead C L Horn to Mra. H. E. Poai. lots 9, 10. block 29, Rossmere. . Grace C. Ward to Nellie Sander son, lots 4. 6. 6, 11, 12, block 26. Woodlawn Ladd Estate company to Georjre Monlux, lot 4. block 16, West moreland H. Hamblet et al to Ruth A. Bchmld, lot 19. block 23. Falr- wFufani FizeVle ' to ' W.' M. ' Smith, lot 7. block 6, Williams ave. addition L. James D. Hart and wife to Mary M. Haaklns. lota 1 and 2, block 13, Katharine Frank E. Dooly et al to C. l. . fiepatigh.et al. lot 66, Banner Acres . . . Erwln WIesner to Cheater W. I,e Nolr, lot "D," Feurer's addi tion extended Margaret Weiss to K. W. Reder, lot 8, block 1, Wehlam's addi tion . . Seneca Smith, truntee, to Henry Wajrner et al, 1.6 acres', south of Intersection of east line of Corbett street with south line of Boundary avenue Mary M. Crowley et al to Loula Zorn, 6 acres In section 24, township 1 south, range 1 east The Hawtnorne estate to Charles 800 2.400 8.000 630 260 2,150 725 650 150 I 600 7,000 600 Bchwma, lots i ana o, diock 211, subdivision of blocks "A," and "B," Hawthorne Park 14,000 Charles L. Schleffelin et al to Esra Royce el ai, lot n, diock 6. Evaneton Benjamin Kins; et al to S. J. Sil verman et al. lot 2, block 09, Rose City Park Arleta Land company to C. Earle Hubbard, lot 2, block 6,, Ina Park Ex Security Abstract ft Trust com . pany to Pearl C. Thompson, lot 15. block 16. Elmhurst Ladd Estate company to Thomas Via-ars et ai, lot 31, block 4, Ladd's addition L B. Menefee et al to Herman .Ruddat, lot 14, block 2, Falr Tnount W. F. O. Thaeher et al to Louis R. Hough, lot 6, block 61, Irv-Ina-ton .. . Martha L. Jeter et al to John A. Patterson, lot 6, block 6, " Park View Replat v. T. Cooner et al to H. C. Peter 400 00 160 650 2.200 160 7,000 1.000 son, lot 20, 28, 24, -block 7, Willamette 1,900 John B. Campbell et al to Eliza- , ' slon B. "N," St. Johns Heights. 1,200 Bert d. urinaie ei ai to William H. Grove, east SO feet of lot , 10, blpok (, i oxohaee addl- (Jen tt ... a. ...... vi . - L00 REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS C. R. Lisle- and wife to C. A. ; i - WUltan... lot 1, mock n, we,t..-';i John Baudsep to Samuel, Wilson. : nitreet. 10. and Kstella Johnson, 86. -lot 8, block 4,x Cook's Second Fred, Godley, Astoria. Or., 30. and aaamon ..;..... Hattle E. Deardorff et al to I. C, a addition .'. . . 4 . '4. Paradise Springs Tract .t-V,...Y?700 Swlnton Land Co. to Anna. M. ' 1 Stansberry, lots S3 to 36, block i. 48, Swlaton . , , ......... i . . ; 14M Western Oregon Trust company . - to in. c. nail, l acre IB aiemone addition ............. H. Hamblet and wife to T.. N. P. ; McCormlck, lot 13, block 13, t block 31. Falroort (90 Same to Bertha M. Johnston, lot 4,8, U1UCK Ol, JlllllVH,,..,... John S. .Renfro to Rachel D. . Jones, lot 9 and 10, block. 10, South St. Johns .............. Louis Zorn and wife to J. B. Nel-- 2TI ' 1,000 a,soo on, 150x060 feet In section 24, township 1 north, range 1 east. Rufus K. McAlpln and wife to D. P. Earp et al, lot 44, block S, Maegley Highland Charles Catta and wife to Anna 2,450 Rehnstrom, lot 5. block 3, ko- chelle '. . . 1.X7S IB. K. Shelleday and wife to KrlcK r Sundberg et al. lot 7, block 10. T Clifford addition I Ralph E. Blanco and wife to 2,600 i urist u. Buwfn ei ai, uuni half of lot i and west 20 feet of Kouth 60 feet of lot 2, blouk 1, Seldon Place Rose City Park association to William Ai Smart,, lot 10, block 82. Rose City Park. ... i ...... . Clifford W. Jone et al to Sher man E. Combs et al, lot 7, block 101. Rose City Park;....;.:.... College Endowment association to Clara A. Bcharman, lot 7, block 23. Feurers addition Same to Anna K. 8charmanrl0t 0, 2.500 700 400 1,000 800 block 23, Feurers addition R. C. Shipley to Silas H. Soule, west 90 feet of lots 18. 14, Pem- -broke M00 R L. Mathison to Jane O. Buck man et al. lot 14, blook VI; lot 22, block 33; lot 17, block 23; ioi 10. diock is; ioi e, . Waverleigh Heights...... The Umbdenstock & Larson Homebullders Investment corn to Noah R. Prltchard. lots 19, 20, block 45, Jonesmore. . George P, Lent and wife to Ag nes M. Hawkins, lot 10. Sky line Acres Base Line Land company to Hen ry Stall, lots 23. 34. block 4, Union Square Frank Sealy and wife to Albert . Primrose, west half of east half 6,000 588 47 ISO of northwest quarter or soutn east quarter of section 20, town ship 1 south, rsr.ge 1 east George P. Bennett to Louis Arrch- 10,600 lnal. lois tt, , coca , wuroi- wood park 3.000 John H McKenzie and wife to . Elizabeth A. mick, ioi a, uit- 12, Merlow . Laurelhurst company to Ellen V. Beatey, part of lot 6, block 2, Laurelhurst A. V. Peters and husband to Jes sie Mae Cleaver, lot 6, block 9. Strawberry dale Portland Realty ft Trust Co. to Elmer L. Forbes, lots 9. 10, block 3, Woodmere -. N. M. Davis And husband to Kate Goff. part of lots 5, . block 15 Central Alblna N. M. Davis and husband to Kate 4,000 750 400 100 1.113 Goff. lots 14, 15. block 16, Central Alblna . 1.324 James D. Hart and-wife o Laura V. Nagle. lot 2. block ..Broai- vlew Victor Land Go. to Orris Albert son, lots 20.vl, block 18, Tre mont Park . .- 600 300 S. T. Derlng to J. C. McLees, lot II block 11, Terrace Park ad- ditlon ...... .. .. -. I.vt T: G. Anderson and wife to Ed ward L. Colver. lot 3, block 41, Rose City Park .,: Robert H. Jones to J . W. Lcmgcor et al.. part of. lots 1. 2, block 18 Sunnyslo addition Benjamin F. Pond et al. to A. Cameron et al., lot 9, block 4, S. W. SunnysHe . Robert H. Jones to Henry A. Clodfelted et al., south 78 feet of wt 35 feet of lot 1, block 18 aunnyslde adidtion H. Hamblet t et aL to John B. Smith lota 8. 4. block 31, T'airport Eva L. Swang et al. to Alma KlnEell, lot 29, block 4. Mead owhurst . . . . Henrietta Will to James Kepcha. lot it, block 7, Strawberry ad- rilttnn J 3,750 1,600 2,660 2.550 560 8,260 1.000 i Joseph H. Hard to Frank O. Flink. north lialf of lot 18, 17. Mock 32. TTremont Place.. . ; Garden Park Co. to Louise A. 1.000 ! Rourke, lots 15. 16. block 4. I Garden Park 250 Louise A. Rourke to William Lelthoff Hutton et al.. lots 15. 16. block 4, Garden Park .... Thorns s H. Smith et aL to Clark R. Belknap, lot 4, blockJ, Sis kiyou addition Welter Chandler et al. to B. H. Bllllnps. lot 4. block 1. Pat ton addition 660 4.000 600 aye Anna May Doremyer et al. to 8. ' J. Lindquist et al., lot 3. block 27, Vernon r 7K Algernon N. Ferris et al to Alta I M. Clark, lot 9. block 4. Mor i pan's subdivision of: lot 9, 10, .1.760 Glennaven rar Brong-Steele company to R. E. Heaward, lot 1, block 6. Love- leigh C. L. Edmunds to Patrick Mur- rau, north of lot 7. block 390 700 20, Brentwood 600 i Lawyers Abstract ft Trint Co.. capital $200 000. 6 Board of Trade bldg. PCjKJ Title ft Trust Co., the leadlna abstractors. 7 Ch. Com., ground floor CLASSIFIED AD KATKL IN Effect April 16. 11L ALL PREVIOUS RATES CANCELED. CASH ADVERTISEMENTS. Dally or Sunday. 1 time, 8o per line. 2 consecutive times. 7o per Una per In serejon. 8 or more consecutive times, 6e per line per Insertion, or 7 Insertions for prloe - . No ad counted for less than 1 hnas. The above rates apply to "New To day" and all other classification" except ing the following: "Situations vVanUd, To nt nJ Wunted to Rent" ads. The rates In these classifications are: 6o per line per Insertion, Three Insertions for the price of two. Seven Insertion for the prlco of five. No ad taken for less than 16c. CHARGE ADVERTISEMENTS. 1 time. 9c per line. i 3 consecutive times, 6o per Una per In sertion. ; 7 or more consecutive times, 7o per line per Insertion. The above rats apply to "Naw To day," and all other classifications ex cept the following: "Bltuationa Wanted, To Rent and Wanted to Rent" ads. The rate in these classifications Is 70 per line per Insertion. ' . No ad charged f?r lere than two lines, or 16c. MEETING fpTICBS 41 OREGON LODGES Na. 101.' A. F. and A. M. Special com munication tomorrow (Thurs day) at -12:80 o'clock sharp, conducting the funeral cere monies of our late brother, William . a. Cutler.. Funeral from .residence, 1009 Union are. N., at 2 p. m. Interment. Rlxervlew cemetery. Visiting brethren cordially Invited. By order. W. M. A. J. HANDLAN, pecretary. CAMP meet every Wednesday evenlni In W. O. W. temple. 188 11th St f AH members requested to attend. Visitors welcome. A. M. BROWN, C C HERMAN SCHAlSE. jiers, MOOSE Portland iodge 291 meets every Wednesday night In Swiss hall, 3d and Jefferson sts.4 Visiting Moose invited, w. til OATEN s. Dictator. WALTER M'OOVERN. Sec'y. R. N. A 'Oregon Rose Camp, meeU Tuesday evening, Swiss hall, 3d and Jefferson M. W. A.. ROSE CXI T OAMl' Monday; I - SeMln Ilflth. P it. F. B. B6:unjr-Klrscti piag.. wasrupjrton near pnone t.iern. r-si;' jv-B Purl in iid loilae is''). 809. meets - ( Wed. nights, K. P. hall. llta. and Alder MARRIAGE. LICENSES v I George Aks, 8t. Charles. hotel. Jff, n BuDys Hcnwao, ; , - . . o Marie yvagner, ix: y mm iviciNay, (us wasmngton street, J6, and Frieda Blelck. 28. Theodore Rehberg. 1709 " East Ninth street, 13, and Evelyn Dorrls, 81. Abraham Cohn, 8 58 Jackson at and Ida Haver. 26 ' ' -" - treet, na, AlbVt Schacht, 05 East Couch,' 31, and Edith Brown, H. I George Robertson. 826 Wasco street, 11. and Jessie Park, 18. Joe Pratt.' Page Apartments, 39, and Marie Johnstone, 24. .' , John La Rue. Woodland, Wash., 46, and Louisa Davis. '44. ' -:f----W;G.'8M!TH&C0: . - Wedding and visiting card engravers and monogram stationers. . Wsshlngton bid.. Wanhlnrtnn at . Imt Irit ttnri 4th oulte lor rent, all alias Untque Tailoring- Cn.. 809 Stark et. - CLAWKK BKOS.. florists, fins flowers : ar.J floral designs. t Morr'-mn st. BIFITH3 ' LAMER To Mr. and Mrs. George La- int.!, oi cnii j-viuiii sued, auiy e, a boy. . , - ; HARPER To Mr. and ffm Tnn H. rn oa rf1o4n ........ T..T.. a u . . FIRMER To Mr. and Mrs. Martin JSIr mer, 6003 Forty-fifth avenue, June 18, I a boy. 1 TAKASUMI To Mr, and Mra. Takuso laKasumi, june 0. va ooy. MOY TO' Mr. end Mrs. Bow Moy, 446 Third street, June 17, a boy.. MILLER To Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mil ler, 660. Gideon, May 19. a boy. - . HEMELA -To Mr; and Mrs. . Hendrlck Hemela, July 9, 839 Sixty-second street, a boy.. v WHITE To Mr. and Mrs. Charles Whyte, Rose City sanatorium. July 10, a' girl. T . - .,! SMITH To Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Smith. 1149 East Twenty-seventh, June 26, gin (wins. CLONS To Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clons, 414 Knott, June 29, a boy. LONDY To Mr. and Mrs, Fred Londy, 607 Union avenue, June 25, a boy. WILLIAMS To Mr. and Mra. Mike - Williams, 106 North Tenth street, July 10, a boy. BATES To" Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bates. 848 Vaughn. July 11, a girl. -ROAT To Mr. and Mrs. John Roat, Sixty-fourth avenue and Fifty-fourth street, June 8. a boy. MONTGOMERY To Mr. and Mrs. John Montgomery, 448 Belmont, June 22, a boy. ' 8TUBB To Mr and Mrs. Emmett Stubb, 350 East Tenth street, June 22, a boy. WOLFF To -Mr. and Mrs. Emll Wolff. 445 East Tenth street, June 30, a boy. CYFSHEY To Mi. and Mrs. Henry Cyfshey, 3727 Seventh street, June 8, a boy. STEVENS To Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stevens. 762 Tenlno, July 4, a girl. i DEATHS AND FUNERALS CUTTLER At his Wome. 1008 Union ave. N.. July 11, William . Cuttler, aged 65, years 8 months 3 days, beloved husband of Mrs. Amelia Cuttler. Funeral will take place from the above number Thursday, July 18. 3 p. m. Friends re spectfully Invited. Interment. Rlver vlew cemetery. WFJCK The funeral services of Mrs. Rachel Welck, a red 67 years, beloved mother of Mrs. J. P. Schade and Robert P. Welck. and sister of Mrs. William Wascher and Nthe late Caroline Beck, will be held at Holy Rosary church, E. 3d and Clackamas sts.. Thursday morn ing at 9 o'clock. Interment, Mount Cal- vary cemetery. r . BOOTH In this city. July 10. Lewis M. Booth, aged 29 years 5 months 9 days. The funeral services will be held at his late residence. Cooks. Wash., at 2 p. m.. .Thursday. July 13. Friends Invited. DARROW In this city. July 11, Martha I. Darrow, aged 43 years 1 month and 13 days. The remains are at Fin lev's parlors. Funeral Notice in a later Issue, ' TANNLER In this city. July 11. Ul rleh Tannler, aged 66 years. The re mains are at Finley's parlors. Funeral notice In a. later Issue. PETTERSON Gertrude1 Petterson, 1016 WloTanueTjuly 10. .Ved 85 Ity. GENTRY Henry Gentry, 425 Hancock . $20 MONTHLY. ' street July 10 aged 67; heart disease. HAWTHORNE DISTRICT. HILL Helen 'Hill. July 10, aged 2,1 7 rooms and den, sleeping porch, fira Rherwood. Wash.: tuberculosis. place, furnace, gas and electric futures, WEICK Rachael Welck, 445 Weldler street July 11, aged 67; cancer. KANY Jung Kany. 64H 8econd street, July 10. aged 60; dementia REINDER Martin Relnder. Fiftieth street and rony-riim avenue, Juiy 9 nd 26: tuberculosis PALMER Cyrus Palmer. 7 East Thir tieth street, July 10, aged 49; Brlght's disease. GILBRATH Maggie Gllbrath. 786 Tlb betts street. July 10; cancer. KRUEGER Llllle Krueger, Good Sa maritan hospital. July 10, aged 22; septicemia. v w . WASAN Mike fWasan, Multnomah oountv hospital. July 6; pneumonia. PAFHLKE Raymond Paehlke. Baby Home, July 6, aged days; Influ enza. MAX M. SMITH, florist. 160 fcth St. opp. Meier mn Main ui. FUNERAL niHECTOKS Dunning & McEntee "SffsOT every detail 7th and Ptna Main 480. A-466. T.sdv plstant J, P, Finley & Son ' Tiilrd and Madison. Lsdv attendant Malr ft A-1M0. A, RrZELLER CO, Both Phones. 8uc. Zeller-Byrnes Co. Lady attendant. I rDfLI Undertaker: lady assistant LL.nl n B-1RR8. K-T81 K. sth-Alder. FRICSON Undertaking Co.. Main 1I3. A-S2II. TiSdv '. EAST 6IHF funeral' directors, success- sor f, F F. r-nnnlns-. Tne. R. 62. B-2628 EDWARD HOI.MAN. undertaker. 20 IM st. ueflv es'iatwnt. iwam HEMSTOCK 1T E. ISth. Sellwood 71; also 694 Hawaii-; Woodlawn 1874. GENERAL REAL ESTATE A2 EXCEPTIONAL Investment opportuni ties, Vermilion, Alberta, real ; estate; marketing center, 1,800,000 acres pro ductive grain and stock raising lands: Canadian 'Northern railway dlvlsionul point and terminals! G.-T. P.. and C P. R. coming; waterworks, electric light. 6 wholesales, experimental farm, theatre, $40,000 school; town growina, real "state advancing; illustrated literature free. Write today. Cedrlc A. Morris, Tanltt hlil a- Vancouver. B. C. ' VERT choice close in corner, Ideal for apartment or family hotel; prioe $20, 000. M. EX Lee, 811 Corbett bldg. FOR SALK- HOL8KS ni $1100, .$200 down take Oozy 6 room . home; basement, -wiring, eto. Also, 4 room frame tent house on shady lot, $600; $10 down; 6c fare. Call. Tabor 1782. ' ' FOUR room house, 60x106 lot, plastered, tinted, electric wired, bath, toilet 4 blocks to St.. Johns car: $1600; $60 cash, $12.60 month. Bmiin-yvaoner jo., m 812 Lewis bldg. ' ' $300 DOWN and $12 per month, buys you a new 6 room plastered cottage on corner lot 48x100, dose to car. Price 81160. Lents Real instate uo lents, ur. FOR SALE by owner, 6 room cotUge; basement, gat and plumbing; price $1760, $300 cash, balance $16 per month, Inquire 481 Mason st. ' ' 10 ROOM brick house, corner lot 60x100, 28th and Division; will sell on easy terms or trade for farm land. , Phone Sellwood 491.-1 vvv' '; FOUR rooms, bathroom, toilet, 6 blocks from Union ave. 1 blocks from .Al berta, Price $960 no agents; easy- terms. Call evenings. 476 Sumner st, , IF YOU are ' looking -for a snap In a! small west side home, I have it near 28d and Thurman,- , Hagemapn.. 601 Railway Exchange. ', '. '''' 7Bi i down lit a month. " Honss . and two lots, Mt. Snott carllna. Fre mont station. Brentwood addition, Dow and Copper eta,. -A. C Natteri ' ' SEVEN large-rooms, thoroughly , mod- rm, corner. lot. Dries $3600. Ens nsy 297, terms. ,433 East Jltb st, phone B-a FOR SALE ROCSES New I room bungaiow wun v large living room, bedroom and t kitchen, plastered and tinted, large corner lot; 5 minutes' walk from. , Grava Crosalna- and Mount Bcott : $16 each uionth. to Include both interest and principle. Owner and Builder S01 Gerlinger Bldg., Cor, 2d and Alder. Phone Main 2970, THE : T PORTLAND HEIGHTS of f " THE ' .,;; EAST . : V v SIDE .,- '' I ' . On the east slope of Mt. Tabor with a grand view of Mt. Hood are three . J A nH,p,nn hiiimlAnr. 4 t i a . n. r mi mA mnA - c?n hd on very easy payments. Take Mt. Tabor car to 69th street walk two blocks north and two blocks east to Tlst and Stark sts. Street work Included In V WO V UUDKH1UWI, ' TOXY O. ANDERSON Builder. 401 Lewis Bldg. Phone Marshall 1926. 5. arid. 6 -Room Bungalows . I have several good new modern bungalows will trade for mort gages, contracts or good lots. Geo. A," Ross, Owner and Builder 301 Gerlinger bldg. Id and Alder. Main 2970. Some Real Bargains 6 room plastered house for 31280; S300 cash, balance like rent Also - ft acres with 4 room house, all In gardes : only $860. 3650 cash,- balance fl2 peV mu.'iiu. nice lois. iou ror Dotn; i block from station. 6c fare; U cash, balance 66 per month. Also $400 lot iui vv. Att ui uiess piacea are oeiow value. E. K. Whlte Kern Park station. Tabor 2547. BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW 1250 DOWN. Restricted district. Hardwood floors. Hard surface pavements. Double construction. $20 a month. JOHN P. SHARKEY CO., East 35th and Clinton. W. R. CAR. PHONE SELLWOOD 76 1091 KELLY STREET 4 room cottage; fireplace, bath, ce ment basement, east front, beautlfv.l view, desirable neighborhood; low price for quick sale. MERCHANTS SAVINGS & TRUST COMPANY BEAUTIFUL HOMES. Two 7-room very tasty. $500 cash, $100 cer month. Hardwood floors. Mod. ern. One 6-room. $500 cash, $50 month. Two 9 -room, will take lot, some cash, first payment. DON'T MISSTHIS. Will build to suit any one with $1600. take monthly payments $50 up. All finest locations, Irvington. No agents. East 373: C-1866. W H. Tfardman. Bungalow $250 Cash Balance easy, 7 per cent, 5 -large rooms, entrance halt, bath,' pantry, full base ment, cement walks, streets In, sewersv gas and electricity, fireplace, piped for furnace, 2 blocks car, In 3 mile circle; bullt-tn buffet and bookcases, mirror, eic. asn iuu. NATIONAL REALTY ft TRUST CO., nuom m uamwr ui vonnnni .viu. ; Main ewe. i IMPROVE your lot with your rent. If von own your lot we will bxlld vou a home to suit you, and let you pay for It at $20 per month. Why pay rent when this opportunity la waiting for youT Correspondence solicited. Beaux Arts Building So., 201-2-3 Lumbermens bldg. Phones Marshall 1479. A-3888. AT RIVERA Beautiful country place, i miles from city, excellent view of Wl!- T n .v. m , , rluo, rllv an1 mnnntnlnl Han ' tlful ground's, very complete modern bouse, 7 rooms, z Dams, z large lire-, places, screened in dining room anil sleeping porches. Owner, A-767. Journs I. A RARE bargain, 8 rooms, well furnished, 1300. Will trade for small lot, lo cated In Mt Scott. Gray's Crossing; would assume small payments or dis count for cash; house rent $16. 3 blocks from car on 33d St. 116 E. 33d at L. Harmon. Don't Pay Rent have 4, 5 and 8 room hi We have 4, 5 and 8 room homes, all modern, inrestrtcted districts, for sale on easy terms. Provident Investment & Trustee company, 301-2-8 Board of Trade bldg. Marshall 473. A-022. Bungalows, Bungalows, Bungalows Anywhere, any price, any terms. t Holbrook, S Swetland bldg. $100 Down, $15 a Month Buys new plastered cottage. In live neighborhood, 6 cent fare to any part of of Portland, price eiivv. inquire oi owner, 414 E. BtarK St. IT WILL PAT If you are looking for a bungalow or house to drop In and see me. Prlca 31900 to $7500. L. 8. Metcair, 310 Teon bldg. Marshall 2432. BEAUTIFUL home. 8 rooms, modern, ) corner Eaat 20th and Salmon sts. Easy terms, Provident Investment A Trustee company, 201-2-8 Board of Trade olda-. Marshall 473. A-1022. $30 MONTHLY which Includes 7 pes cent Interest buys 6-room house Just like rent.- Basement, bath, gas, eleetrlo lights, telephone, paneled dining room. Price $2760. Phone owner. East 2741, . WEST SIDE. ' ' $100 Down and $25 pen month buys 6-room house, 20 minutes' walk from business center. Price $2000. Main 7288. FOR SALE by owner, room bungalow In Rose City ram would take lot as part payment 494 East 64th street. nortn, near i nompeon. RIGHT room new modern . attractive house, 16tb and By bee. Sellwood car passes door. By. owner. Phone Sell wood 69. ' FOR artlstlo homes see Baker & Bing ham, architects and artists, 418 Eilera bid. - ' - ' ' ' , l-lto6M - modern cottage, two blocks - from Arleta station: a bargain; terms to suit. Phone East 1142. , .. - ..' 3-4 ACRE HOME -. ; Neat , little 4-room plastered eottartA between a 5 cent carlfnes. Price $2000; $200 cash, $15 monthly. Fred W, Oer- lisv nurnsiae. main er -Al77(r 6-R06M bungalow, Hawthorne district! , lot 60x100, very asy payments. Phone ftwner. B-2667. Phone B-2667, owner and, builder. ! j; liuuiB. iui noun. .u iui t maoirn ? NBWiii oum modern 6 room bungalow Im Tin Ciwt- Porlr, ..wlri QAAA. -11 13 ROOMS, fist class, west side, fin ' home and monev maker. 4KS ith at. ,. Phone Main 1762. ' leoo down cuys a room furnished house : on - Jot 60x100 In , Woodlawn, balance HOUSE apd lot In Woodstock, $560. .J50 down,. $10 rnonth. Phone Mala 01 v:i; -.S's't I,-