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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL,' PORTLAND. FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 2'. 1912.
HUH Iff HA
JOG IN IT: IT MAY
Commission of Public Docks
, Asks Permission From War
Department to Make Regu
; lar,Line7
In view of the fact that a Jog In the
7 harbor ttnr oirth-Tlw,et'' h
" west side dock would make it necessary
''' to follow this Irregular line in construe-
tionrtheTronrmiSfelon of puWle Pokes' at
their regular meeting decided yester
r rzr ay afternoon to ask. for permission to
straighten it out.
Should the consent of the war depart,
ment, through Major Mclndoe, and the
Part of Portland, be obtained, the line
"Twill be straightened between a point on
the north line of the 8. P. & S. dock
property and another point on the north
Una of the Martin dock property. This
' would bring the harbor line out 11
Xeet at the Jog at the north Una 'of the
American Can dock property.
-At the suggestion of City Attorney
Grant, who spent - some time at the
- meeting It was decided to drop the con
demnation proceedings against the
'American Can. dock people temporarily,
as It la desired to look further Into facts
In the case which may maka the pro-
ceedlngs unnecessary. ;
In connection with a suggestion of
Consulting Engineer Charles W: Stant
'ford of New York, that the sheds be
leftoff the tracks nn .tbe upper east
and west side docks. In order to facili
tate loading, some discussion was car
tied on by the commission, as that
would cut down about one tenth of the
- .warehouse space. It would mean 60
leet-fift each, end of the west side dock
and the name off the north end of the
east side dock. It was finally de-
clded to " eliminate-Thr sheds, but prd
' vision to be made for their construction
later If necessary. -The
resignation of E. C. Qlltner, sec-
'Z, retary of the chamber of commerce, as
temporary secretary of the" derrtmlsalon
was aceepte'd and placed on file, and a
letter of appreciation for services ren
dered the commission 6rdered written.
Chief Engineer Hegatdt waa then
elected temporary secretary by Com-
mlssioners Mulkey. Cornwall and Kel
laher, these being the only members
present. Commissioner Kellaher and
Cornwall were designated as a commit
tee to report on,a secretary at the next
meeting to work In conjunction with
- Chairman Mulkey. i because oil the In
crease In the business of the cdmmls-
- slort that is taking place.
It was also voted that Harbormaster
Bpeler be allowed a temporary assistant
i In his offioe at ITS a month because of
the approaching export season when the
harbormaster will have to devote more
of his time to the Bhlpplng In the har
bor. RESOIE WORK
Work to Start on Columbia Rivw
Jetty Immediately.
-? Fort Stevens. Or., Aug. 3. Tomorrow
the Columbia river Jetty construction is
to be resumeU This will mean the re
employment of nearly three hundred
men and the iRorease In the local say-
rolls of about 130,000 a month. At the
n
tart It Is expected the work will be
somewhat handicapped by the present
. shortage' of labor. Also new men will
have ttf be trained, since many that
I., were laid off a month ago have ob
tained positions in otner places, partic
ularly British Columbia. It is stated
positions In that province on railroad
. At present the south Jetty extends
six and one-half miles Into the ocean,
Its total length exceeding seven miles.
'-.! The depth of water at Its extremity Is
- Increasing so rapidly that the cost of
construction baa Jumped to 7.60 a lin
eal foot
Ten locomotives hauling 2E0 flat oars
dally dump 4000 tons of rock at the end
- of tha Jetty.
Work on the north Jetty on the Wash
ington side of the river shows most
XavTmoie progTeen. &xpcr u mormon
'solution of the bar troubles; that every
loot built on it means a narrowing an
consequent deepening of the main chan-
"' nel. .
- i - The lata surveys show a most satls-
.xV:tory Increase In depth. Over 27 ft
feet represents the minimum depth.
DREDGE TO RESUME
Work on Upper Willamette and
Yamhill to Start Next Week.
Snagging and dredging operations 'on
the upper Willamette and the Yamhill
livers. Interrupted some time ago by
lack of funds, will be resumed next weok
by the United States engineers, and the
snag-boat Mathloma with the dredge
Champoeg in tow, will leave the gov
ernment moorings for the upper river
Monday morning. The Mathloma will
do the annual snagging on the Yam
hill river and the Champoeg will proceed
to Jennings bar, -Where she will start
work on the six-foot channel project
from Portland to Oregon City.
The local board of United States in
spectors Of steam vessels will go to
Astoria and Fort Stevens Tuesday to
begin the annual Inspection of boilers
. and bulla of the United States engineer
and quartermaster departments. The
quartermaster department tended Major
Guy Howard and the artillery tender
Major James Fornance and all engineer
and quartermaster boilers at Fort Ste
vens will be inspected. The task will
.Occupy about two days.
GETS NEW POSITION
Captain Svendfien May Be Surveyor
on Pacific for Insurance Company.
Word has reached Portland that Cap
tain E. H. Svendsen. former master of
the Norwegian steamship Rygja, anl
Pacific coast representative for the
Norwegian and Swedish Underwriter,
has also been appointed surveyor on trio
Pacific coast for the I)e Frlvate Assur
andeurer (Private Insurance company)
Of Copenhagen,, Denmark. Cup tain
fevendsen, who Is-now spending a few
months In Norway, will assume the
duties of the new concern as soon as he
returns.
CHANGE IN SCHEDULE
Steamer Inland Empire to Leave
Celilo for Pasco Friday.
Announcement litis been made by A.
B. Waste)!, general managef of the Open
River Transportation company, that be
glnnlng today and until further notice
I"'-. ?!;pM"-lRrJ?,nI'Lre'ULJ,;ava
. CellTg for keniiew ickari.l Pasco on VrY
,. dsys. On the return trip she will leave
, Kennewlck tnd pasro on Sunday, un
lets tetataed by an up river trip lor
grain. In which case she will leave fori to Astoria during the day. She will
Celilo on Monday, connecting with the! pick up fio. 93 and tow itto San Fran
steamer J. N. Teal Into Portland -Wed- j clsco- -
nesday. I Carrying 7i passengers and general
The circular states that upon dls- freight, the steamer Alliance, Captain
charging at Celllo the Inland Empire Lofsted, arrived at 1:30 this morning
will make short round trips for grain to j from Eureka and Coos Bay.
Columbus, Roosevelt, Blalock's Landing, Laden with cement, the steamer
Alderdale and any - other convenient Tosemlte, Captain Nllsen, arrived at
landings,.
STEADIER CHESTER TIED UT
Low Water In Upper Cowlitz Ends
i Its Trips Early.
(Special to The Jonmil.t
Centralla, Wash.. Aug. 2 The steam
er Chester of the Kellogg Transportation
company's ffeet has gone on Its last trip
of the year from Kelso to Toledo. Low
water in the upper Cowlitz, which this
year as coming earlier man usual, is the
reason ror me tying up or the Chester,
although the boat draws only 12 inches.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
Sue to Arrive.
Str. Breakwater, Coos Bay Aug.
Btr. Alliance. Eureka . Aug.
Str. Roanoke, SRn Pedro Aug.
Str. Bear, Saii Francisco: Aug.
Geo. W. Klder, Bun Diego Aug.
Gas str. Anvil. Bafidon..
.Aug. a
Rtr. Rose City, San Pedro.
Aug. 10 '
Str. Beaver, San Pedro Aug.
Dns to Depart.
Harvard, Am. ss., San Fran.
Yale, Am. ss. from'Snn Fran
..Aug. 2
...Aug. 2
.Aug. 3
.Aug. 4
Htr. ttimore, TiuamooK
Str. Breakwater. Coos Bay...
Str. Alliance, Eureka...
Str. Beaver, San Pedro
.Aug. 6
Str. Roanoke. San Diego Aug.
Gas str. Anvil, Bandon Aug.
Str. Bear. San Pedro Aug.
10
Str;JGeo. W. Elder, San Diego. . .Aug. 14
Str. Rose City. San Pedro Aug. 15
Oral a Tonnage En Bouie.
Arnieres. Fr. bk.. 2715... San Francisco
Berengere, Fh. ship, lS75.San Francisco
Marechal uontaut, Fr. bk.. 2025. Antofog.
v resets in port. .
Amaranth. Am. bktn Astoria
Boston, U. S. S Stream
BoESUot, Fr. hk. Astoria
La perouse, ft. sn itainie-
Hazel Dollar. Br. ss. . .Portland Lbr. Co.
Guernsey. Nor. ss... Eastern & Western
Battle Abbey. Br. bK. . . . . St. He ens
Thos. P. Emlgh, Am. bktn Prescott
Rose City Alnsworth
Miscellaneous Pore Urn to Arrive.
Alpena, Am. son., 713 ...San Pedro
Artemis, Nor. str., 3063... San Francisco
MARINE NOTES
Astoria. Aug. 2. Sailed at 4:30 a. m..
steamer Nevada for Sallna Cruz;
steamer "7. B. Stetson:, for "Aberdeen.
Sailed at 10:30 a. m.. steamer W. S.
Porter, for Monterey. Arrived at 5 and
ieit up at 7:15 a. m., steamer uumauit.
from San Francisco.
San FranclBCo, Aug. 2. Arrived at 11
m., steamer liese City, from Portland.
Aberdeen. Aug. 1. Arrived, steamer
F. H. Leggett, from Portland.
San Pedro, Aug. 1. Arrived, steamer
Coaster, from Portland. Sailed steamers
Bear, Yellowstone and Grays Harbor, for
Portland.
Astoria. Aug. 1. Arrived at 2 and left
up at 4:20 p. m., steamer Alliance, from
Eureka and Coos Bay. Arrived at 2:15
and left up at 4 p. m., steamer Thos. L.
Wand, from San Francisco. Arrived
down, barkentlne John Smith.
San Francisco, Aug. 1. Sailed at I p.
m., steamer Raymond, for Portland.
Point Lobos,- Aug. .-I. Passed at 4 P
m., tug Hercules, with log rart in tow,
from Columbia river, for San Diego.- -.
Astoria. Aug. 2. Condition at the
mouth of the river at 8 a. m.. smooth;
wind, northwest, 15 miles; weather,
cloudy. -
Tides at Astoria eaturaay: Mign
water, 3:36 a. m., 7.2 feet; 4:10 p. m.,
8.2 feet. Low water. 9:44 a. m., l.t feet;
10:24 p. m., 1.9 feet.
ALONG THE WATERFRONT
In tow of one of the Shaver Trans
portation cmopany's boats, the Stan
dard OH barge No. 93 left down the river
from Portsmouth earjy this afternoon
and the tanker Atlas will also go down
The Oregon Law on Advertising
Any person, who In newpapr or other
periodical, or In public ilrertlnement, or by
letter or clrraUr, knowingly maku or dis
seminates tnj lUtement or awutrtlon roncern
uif tbo quantity or quality, the value, the
Bwithandlie. or tha motive or porpoaa of toy
prlca, the method of prodnclnr or maunfac
ture of bla merchandlaa or profeulonal wnrk,
or tba manner or aourra of purehax of auoh
ale wbleh la antra or ralcnlated to mislead,
hall be deemed guilty of a mlademoanor, and
on conviction thereof eh all ba punished by a
fin of not lew than $10 nor more than $50.
or by lmprlaonmant in the county Jail not ex.
eoedluf SO dara, or by both" snob fine aad Im
prisonment. (L. 1000, e. 104. p. 164).
Tbo attention of advertlaera. who at "Tbe
Journal." aa well as that of the public, Is di
rected to tbe above aeetioa from tha Oregon
Code covering advertising.
"Tbe Journal" makes tha at me rates on dis
play advertising to all advertisers. In propor
tion to the anaea used, and does not make
"fish of one" advertlear and "flesh of an
other," believing one cIrm, or profession. In
dividual, or corporctlon has "equal rights to
advertise aa In other thing, and should do
so rn tbe same terms and mndttlnna.
"Tbe Journal" believes that It la no crime
te advertise.
Readers of Tha Journal." answering sdner.
tlsement appearing In this paper, are re
quested to report In writing any failure on tha
part of tba advertiser to do us he advertises,
and If tbe romplnnt Is well founded, that ad
vertiser will be denied acceea to these columns,
aa baa been dons In the past, and It tha ad
vertiser's acts are la violation of tba law ba
will be aubjeot to prosecution.
Tfcere are no advertisers using these eolnmna
against whom complaints have been made y
our readers, and when complaints sre made
prompt attention will be given to rsm.
C. 8. JACKSO!.- Publisher.
CLASSIFIED AD RATES
In effect April 1. 1912.
ALL PREVIOUS RATES CANCELLED.
CASH ADVERTISKMENTH
Dally or Sunday.
1 time 9c per line.
2 consecutive times
sortlon.
8c per line rr ln-
3 or more consecutive times. To pr line
per Insertion, or 7 insertions for price
of 6.
No ad counted for less than 2 lli.-es.
The above rates apply to "New To
day" arid all other classifications,
oept Situations Wanted. To Rent
YVated -to Rent ads.
Situations Wanted, To Rent
Wanted to Rent ads (Apartments
ex-
and
and
and
Hotels excepted), trie rates are:
6c per line first Insertion.
4: per line each subsenunnt Insertion.
No ad taken for les than 16o.
CHARGE ADVERTISEMENTS.
1 time, loe per line.
3 consecutive times, 9c per line per
Insertion.
7 or m6re consecutive times, 8c per lino
per Insertion.
The above rates apply to "New Today"
and all other classifications, except
"Situations Wanted, To Rentrf and
Wanted to Rent" ads.
Situations Waiated, To Rent and
Wanted to Rent ads (Apartments and
Hotels excepted tha rate Is 7c per line
per lilSertion.
No ad charged for less than two lines
or 15c.
Contract ratts upon application. A
phone cnll will bring a Bofllcttor,
UNCALLED FOK ANSWERS
ANSWERS to classified advertisements
which appeared In The Journal await
those possessing certificates for the fol
lowing numbers:
A 468, 1 86, 531. 982, 981. 890, 135,
536; 46, til, 47, 617, 404, 923, 41. 136,
34, 332, 1 13, 206, 428, 967, 34, 169
176, 309, 9tio, 67.
A B 64, AF-1S0.
II S97, 900, 346, 348. 599, 925, 407,
409, 930, 640, 317.
F 7 8. 23S. 146, 138, 808, 130, 820, 3,
74, 352, 107.
J 32. 3r,2, 604, 375, 165, 114. 549.
110, 174, 542. S24. 153.
K S3, 191, 2S3. 238, 427, 833, 231,
36, 229.
R 841. 82.2, :n. 725. 81 1. 482, 661.
2B!, 491, f.30, 857, 76, 917, 746, 828,
734, 476, 807. 630, 92S, 667, 928.
8504, 421, 126, 1 53, 157, 426. 642,
63, 422, 723, 592, 69, 9R7, 702, 209,
H9, 401, 4D1. 12, 32, 472, 482, 967, 730.
HZZiliW ..-.
V 01. 670. 9!i5. 994, flO, 769, 693,
792, 724, 381, 743. C57, 552. SS8.
V 550, 175, 831, 55, 6F6, 6S, B7T.
656. 280. 272, 670, 743, 731, 762, 763.
72 a, 623,
. .. . ,
the Supple dock at 10:30 last night from
San Francisco. She will sail tonight
for Grays Harbor to load a cargo of
lumber for California. ... ,
With a full cargo of lumber the
steamer Daisy Freeman, Captain Devltt,
Is scheduled to sail this afternoon from
the Multnomah Lumber & Box Manu
facturing company's mill for San Pedro.
In ballast from San Francisco, the
steamer Thomas L. Wand, Captain
j Peterson, arrived last night to load a
cargo of lumber for her return to that
j port
Bids for the two new government
dredgers, Multnomah and Wahkiakum,
are being advertised for and they'will
be opened In the offlceof Mapr McT
Indois,' corps of ehgfneet'S, IXhlted Slates
army, at 11 a. m., on September 30.
With 660.040 feet of lumber, valued at
9239.?5. aboard, the schooner E. K
Wood, Captain Hellqulst, has declared
at the custom house for Hllo, Hawaiian
mills.
Violators of the navigation laws taken
CKtprday on Columbia slough by' cus
tonn'B"wfficiag were; George, residing
on the Peninsula addition, motorboat,
no life preservers and no fire extin
guisher; Robert Shaw, 288 Terrace
street, had three persons In a launch
with only one life preserver; gas boat
Tramp, owned by Albert Gabel, 1099
East Sixteenth street north, had eight
passengers, no life preservers, no fire
extinguisher, and no lights of any de
scription. Dally River Readings.
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NEW TODAY
NOTE THESE
Piedmont Buys
4000 $500 cash; easy terms on bal
ance, 7 room bungalow (1V4 story),
on paved street Piedmont, southeast
quarter of the district Ask us about
tnls today.
83850 800 down. Ready in about
ono week. - Pine house, 6 rooms, sun
and sleeping porch, full basement,
piped for furnace. This is a fine
piece of construction and finished in
.very best workmanship. Buffet
kitchen, dining room divided by small
paned glass doors from living room,
fireplace, built-in bookcases, lnglenook
bench, library den and hardwood
r floors. In fine neighborhood, Pied
mont 8e this at once.
500O 1800 to $1000 down. Boven
rooms, corner. Every modern conven
ience; has garage on alley line. Built
one year ago.
$2750 We have an exceptionally fit
ting site for a beautiful home front
ing on two streets; covered with fine
fir trees, from which selection can
be made In Improving the grounds.
This site Is almost Ideally located for
a dwelling whore seclusion is de
sired, " among' homes In an exclusive
residence district
Don't ret Piedmont confused with
other additions surrounding it. Pied
mont proper lg bounded by Union and
Kllllngsworth avenues, Portland boule
vard and Commercial street the latter
being the last street to the west In
Piedmont. On Commercial street are
the Jefferson High school and the new
branch library. Commercial street leads
to the new city park and playgrounds.
Call and get one of our new plats with
outline map of the. city showing the
location of Piedmont with reference to
carllnes and the many advantages of
living there.
Bio Ijumbermens Bldg-8th and Stark.
Main 871, A-2089, Piedmont Office,
0-1641
SecNthe Finest Display
of Flowers
Two Hundred Varieties
In the city. A mass of bloom and color.
Multnomah street. tet. E. 6th and E".
7th streets. Easy walking distance.
Walk, go on foot or ride, only see them.
The Oregon Real Estate
Company
Phones: East 67. C-1703.
Grand Ave. and Multnomah St.
INCOME PROPERTY
rOUB S ROOM FLATS and 6 room cot
tape on lot 50x100, Salmon street, In
come $1770 per year. My price $18,
000; good buildings and sightly.
AXSO 100x100 on Corhett street, with
two 7 room flats and 5 room cottage.
Room for anothr r flat. Income $75G
per . year. My prlc JS500.
MILLER. 312-213 Board of Trade bldg.
UEILKST ATE TRANSFERS
Henrv Atwater and wife to Marv
Adams, lots 29, 30, 31, 32, block
. 11. Dover 120
John Gustafson to Amanda
AiTdprson, lots 13, 11, block 3,
Hardimans addition 2,500
John, A. Rohwer to Savannah I.
Dal ley, lot 12, block 9, Rosedale
Annex 8,650
Rose City Cemeterv association
to Arthur E, Tensing, cast half
lot 128, section "D," said cem
etery . 160
L. A. Harms and wife to Joseph
Rarker et al, lots 15, 16, block.
22, Arbor Lodge "..'j 100
Laura M. Gammans to George E.
Miller, lot 10, block 15, Lincoln
Park 119
H. A. Moore and wife to H. J.
Lestoe et al, lots 1 and 2, block
4, Lorrlnton 600
Fred Neth. guardian to E. Wil
holm. west 10 feet lot 5, block
4. Paradise Spring tract, also
the parcel 29xl00 feet west
of and adjacent side lot 6,
block 4,, also the parcel south
of and adjacent side property
which was platted as part of
Ash street, vacated by order
. f" .............. ......
BOO
Franklin Wilson and wife to John
R. Henderson et al, lot 10,
block 47, Sellwood 1,900
F. Osborne, lot 8, block 6, Hyle's
addition 550
MUW W Wi ll
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
E. IL Lusher to Peter Hendricks ,
lot 12. block 1 Ivanhbe addition 1.100
Laurelhursti company, to jMartln
Leiser et al, lot 9, block 15,
Laurelhurst 1,660
Jennie Peyer and husband to Bo-
phla Anderson et al, wesflSI
feet, 16x40 rod tract beginning
-IS. rods south-of the northeast ..
corner of the southwest 4 of
section 20. township 1 south,
.range 2 east 900
John Kubik to Prank Moe, lot
17, block 2, Piedmont; north H
lots 7 and 10. block 16. North
Alblna 1,000
Emma J. Perlck to J. H. Mae
Greiror et al nart lot 6. Monta-
vllla 5 acre tracts 1,400
Herman Metzger, trustee, et al to
T. A Garner lot K. block 4.
Reservoir Park 200
Laurelhurst company to Rose Le
land lot 16. block 65. Laurel
hurst 1,500
W. C. Spence to O. J. Hull et al.
lot 12. hlock 5. Oakhurst Addl-
tloii ....... . . . . , , , , : , . ..... 3,700
Wlesner. Building company to
(Gertrude Wiesner lots 10 and
9. block 3. Eastover Addition.. MO
Ldd Estate' company to John
Knllmnn lot 7 block 16. West
moreland 585
5. N. Steeteand wife to vVirltam r-
C. Garrett, lots 22 and 23, block
2, El Tovar 4,000
The Jos. A. Strowbrldge Estate
company to Ida Everett Corbln,
lots 15, 16. 17, 18, 21.-22, 29'
and 80, block 9, Arrol Heights 2,025
E. J. Halght and wife to Carl
Eiickson, lot 7, and south 10
feet of lot 8. block 1. Highland
Place 1.048
Title Guarantee & Trust com
pany to Fred A. Jacobs, lots '
10 and 11, block 1. Dover 126
R. C. McMillan to George W. Ful-
len et al, 20x20 rods In section To
4, township 1 south, range 3
east lO"
Qeeirge WrFttHn and ' wife to. ,
Fred Brunher, 1 acre commenc
ing at southeast corner of Jere
miah Stanley donation land
claim, section 3. townsnip i
south, range 3 east ..........
Lena Mead to A. N. Searle, lot
8, 9, 10 and 11, block 2, Rose
wood too
too
Joseph Delano and wife to Finis
Tecker et al. lots 3 and 4, North
Villa l.0(
Michael Kaschko to Citizens
Bank, lot 7, block 9, Vernon...
John Linklater and wife to John
B. Gehr et al, north half, lot
2. block "E." Green way
Same to Emily G. Forrester,
south half lot 2, block E,
rirAanwAV
716
1,600
1,600
IJnhn riark.und wife to city of
Portland, lot 3, south 10 ieei
lot 2, block 86, Portland ...... 60,000
1910 Real Estate Co. to Robert
Anderson., lot S, diock z,
addition to St. Johns ...........
Arnt Anderson and wife to O. J.
Johnson, lot 2, block 6, Glen
eyrie "
Coma In anme KOIIth half lots 1
600
6,800
and 2, Alameda Park MOO
Same to Same, lot 6, block 7,
Gleneyrlo 6,S00
Andrew Story to J. E. Williams,
lot 7. block 8, Lester Park ad
ditlon ; 8.000
Bertha Moores to M. D. Lumpkin
et al, east 17 feet lot 4. west
16 feet lot 5, block 3, Bartsch
Park addition ,.. 2.00
F. Breske and wife to Arthur
O. G. Wager, east half lot 11,
Madison Villa . . . , . . . . . . . . . BT1
George A. Brodle et al to S. A.
Carpenter, lot 6, block 23, East
Creston 1.400
Austin Underdahl to Miss W. W.
Tethrault, eastJialf lot , diock
"I," Ronlta Park i
M. M. Arnold et al to G. A. CPas
sin, lot 6, block 17, Corvallls
addition X
Alameda Tfust Co. to Martha F.
Smith, lot 10. block 60. Ala
meda Park
Laurelhurst Co, to Chapln Her-
m
ISO
(00
low Mtg. & Trust t;o., ioi lb.
block 78, Laurelhurst 2,600
Laurelhurst Co. to Chapln Her-
low Mtg. & Trust Co.. lot 12,
block 78, Laurelhurst 1.600
'Willamette "Realty Co. to Floyd
E. Griff, lot 8, block 39. Belle
Crest 1-000
Sarah H. Bwlnton to Lillian A.
Pauvte, lots 1 and 2. block 35,
- Piedmont --.v.-.-; ; . ; . - 5.100
The Thomas A. Strowbrldge Es
tate Co. to Frances L). Kennedy,
lot 18. block 22. Errol Heights
Peter Bneve and wife to Frances
E. Gardiner, lot 6, block 1.
Richmond addition
University Lend Co. to W. W.
Calkins, lots 14, 15 and 16.
block 67. University Park
Wilburton Inv. Co. to Fred Kadl
Ing. lot 13. block 7. Wilburton
Frank Montgomery and wife to
W. J. Hofmann, lots 9, 10,
block 11, Irvington
L. B. Menefee et al to Margaret
E. Foley, lot 12, block 6, Fair
mount addition $
Overlook Land company to Frlda
Frends, lot 16. block 13, Over
look (assigned to C. S. An
drews) - -
Welleple Land company to May
175
1750
1.850
1,800
1,460
150
1.260
1 J. Beers, lot S3, block 34,
' Wellesley
600
Frank L. McGuIre to E. J. Peter
son, lot 28. block. 2. Northwest
Mount Tabor
650
CERtTfICATES of title made. Title &
.. Trust Co.. Lewis bide... 4th. and Oak.
W. R. HAIZLIP CO., Inc. AbstFactore,
605 Gerllnger bldg., 2d and Alder sts.
MEETING NOTICES
41
R. N. A. Ore. Rose Camp, meets Frl.
eve.. Allsky hall. 3d and Morrison.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Von Gray, St. Helens, Or, tl. Florence
Muchow, 28.
Frank Paycer. Mllwaukle, Or.. 22.
Mottle Johnson, 20.
Max Kiattseh, Estacada, Or., IS. Geor
gia Durjer, 16.
Robert Rcott, 1601 Belmont street,
23, Pearl Shryder, 21.
Ira Barrett. HUlsboro, Or.. 20. Mabel
Moore. 27.
William Crapp, Astoria, Or.. J9. Grace
Miles, 25.
Harry Odcll, Pcattle, Wash.. IS. Ma
rion Lanford. 23.
R. E. Iitckson. 419 East Eleventh St.
JJ.. 21. Mi.e T.arzec, 18.
W. L. Woodvard. 31 Yamhill street,
36v Grace Dowmnn, 25.
H. Plckerlna-. 829 Kelly street. 25.
Bessie Campbell, 23.
Georpe Rooncy. 498 East Sixteenth
street. 21. Laura Planff. 21.
Daniel PennfV. 26 East Third street,
37. Minnie Tiirnov. 33.
W. G. Smith & Co,Vviscaradnsd
Washington hldic.. cor. 4th. on Wash'ton
DKEHS tiults for rent, all sizes. Unique
Tailoring Co. 309 Stark St.
CLARKE HROrC, florists, fine flowers
,ivnd floral desirns. 289 Morrison St.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
SPRINGER At her residence, 164
North Twenty-first. July 31, Mrs.
Amalla SprlnRer, aged 69 years ,. 6
months 23 days. '
SEM"PLE Zola Semple. 410U HT
thorne avenue, July 80, age 23; hem
orrhage. SPRINGER Amcllla J Springer, 164
Twenty-first street, 'north, July 31,
age 69.
KLERK William Klerk. St. Vincent's
hospital, July 30, age 25; typhoid fe
ver. M'CARTY Cecelia McCnrty, 1015 East
Twenty-first street, July 30, age 76;
cancer.
KVERNELAND Elnar Kverneland,
Linnton, Or., July 30, . age 19;
drowned.
KELLY John Kelly. 249 Burnslde
street, July 24, age 60.
RICHARDS Samuel Richards, Multno
mah hospital, July 26, age 63; cancer.
COX-VVllllam Cox, St. Vincent's hos
pital, July 27, age 25; fracture of
skull.
BAKER Adam Baker, en route to hos
pital, July 28, age 30; fracture of
skull.
S0 0 I'll CTc e'Tof s"an (T"sln rle "gfa ves on
new ground for sale. Office 208 Com-merolBt-
block. Telephone Main 4989.
MAX M. SMITH, florist. 1414 8th st,
In Selling bldg., Main 7215,
BIRTHS
CARR -To Mr, and Mrs. W. D." Carr,
8818 8txty-ftfth street, July 19, a boy.
JOHNSONTo Mr. and Mrs. Suotti John-
s5d, 278 Argyle street, July 28, a boy.
KOCH To Mr. and Mrs. George Koch,
785 East Tenth street, July S, a girl.
KILTHAN To Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Kllthan, 767 East Fourteenth street,
July 18, a boy.
CARPENTEKT6Tfffhd-MrsrXeti
Carpenter, 668 Kehalem avenue, July
26 a girl.
CORDF.R To Mr, and Mrs. Plumer Cor.
der, 4S56 Sixty-second street, July 27,
a boy
MARKEE To Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Mar
kee, 1014 East Main street, July 2, a
boy.
MILLER To Mr. and Mrs. William Mil
ler, 4142 Fifty-second street, July 14,
a boy.
SCHNELLr-To Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Schnell, 769 East Twelfth street, July
29, a boy.
FUNERAL UIRECTORS
J. P, Fin!er& Son
Third and Madlsonr
Lady attendant. Main 9, A-1599.
Dunning k McEntee SodSr'n"
every detail. 7th and Pine. Main 430.
A-4658. Lady assistant.
MR. EDWARDHiJLftlAN,- th Oeadlng
funeral dllector and undertaker; 220
3d st., cor. Salmon: ladv assistant;---
A, R. ZELLER CO, Both phone
CRIPHM Undertaking Co. Jlaln
nniUOUIN 6183. A-2235. Lady ass't
EAST 8IDE funeral directors, success
or to F. S. Dunntnsr. Inc. E. 62. B-2525.
PPPU Undertaker, Lady
assistant.
LLI1UII B-1H8K. . K-7X1.
E. th-Alder.
HEMSTOCK, 1687 E. 13th. Sell. 71, fi
lm: and TJnlvers. Park. Col. 394-895.
pnoreAn Pi Funeral directors, 869
rcdlbUll L0, S71 Russell st.. E. 1080.
OTTO SCHUMANN, granite and marble
works. East 3d and Pine. East 713.
PORTLAND REALTY DEALERS
BRONG-MANARY COMPANY,
Ground Floor Lewis Bid. M. and A-1743.
BRUBAKrtR & BENEDICT,
602 McKay Bid),-. - Main.. 649
JHA?I.N & HERLOW.
832 Chamber of Commerce. Main 1651
KNAPP & MACKEY,
212-18 Board of Trade. M. and A-201fc
OREGON REAL EST AT K CO.. THB
Grand avo and Mult. E. 7o C-1708.
SHIELDS. J. H.
205 Gerllnger Bldg. Main 343 )
GENERAL REAL ESTATE 62
Look at This
Income property bringing In 11 per
cent on an Investment of $40,000, the
bept in town; will stand the closest In
vestfgation. 605 Henrv bldg.
$4000 for a very choice 50x62 ft. lot.
cIora In west Mo- nnlv 1ft mlnutpft'
walk from postofflce. M. E. Lee, 311
Corbett bldg.
FOK HALE HOULSE8 61
Buys this nifty new. 6 room bungalow,
close to' Hawthorne avenue, on hard
surfaced street. It faces. -east, has a very
attractive exterior and well arranged In
terior; hardwood floors In living room,
dining room and den. pressed brick fire
place, burnt In bookcases and buffet,
paneled dining room, 2 large, light, airy
bedrooms, well equipped bathroom,
white enameled.Dutch kitchen, full con
crete basement with cement floor and
laundry trays. There are lots of win
dows In each room, thus permitting
plenty of light The price is only $3200,
and Includes shades and fixtures. For
particulars call at 10,84 Hawthorne ave
nue., or
Phone Tabor 201 7
Do You Want a . Home?
If so I will 'sell you any one of
mine at a bargain. I have 6, 7
and 8 room bungalows, all modern
In every way and In the best lo
cations In the city; I am build
ing now In Beaumont, Irving
wood, Irvington. Waverleish
Heights and Council Crest addi
tions. If gny one of these houses
or locations don't suit you, I will
build to your plan and the loca
tion you wish. Let me explain
my plan of helping you. Own
your own home.
414 Railway Exchange bldg.
Main 278.
Home, Sweet Home
We have houses in Irvlnaton. Beau
mont and IrvlngwoodV finished, ready
to move In, and if these houses aijte not
to your liking wo will build for vou In
any part of this city after you own
ineas. we don t require any aown pay
ment and jp II our house on the basis
of $1 to SlOO, or, In other words, a
$3000 house would cost you $30 per
month which would Include Interest at
7 per cent. Why not have an equity In
your own .home at the end of another
year. Instead of a bundle of rent re
celpts7 Come In and let us explain.
NRIL 'IM'RFLINGER.
PORTLAND BUSINESS EXCHANGE.
709-10 Rothchlld Bldg, Marshall 3826,
Leaving City
Automobile and bungalow, sacrificed.
1911 electric llcht Ford. 6 Dasseneer:
best possible condition, every modern
convenience In house; nice garage, lawn
and flowor.s, possession at once; all
for less tSiau price of house; terms. See
owner. 47rt R. 44th st., first house north
Sandy Road, or M. L. Gallagher, 821
Yeon bldg. Must sell at once.
No Commissions to 'Anyone
HOT WEATHER SNAP
6 room house, half basement, corner
Grand ave. ar.d Mason St.; lot 60x100;
both streets hard surfaced and paid for:
this would be an Ideal site for flats and
is a genuine bargain; $1000 cash will
handle: only 100 feet from Union ave.
Price $3000,
UODDARD & WTKDRICK,
243 Stark st.
BIGGEST SNAP IN PIEDMONT
New two storv residence of 7 rooms.
on KUlinESworth ave.. on full rnrhor
lot, between Williams and Union ave. i
Both streets hard surfaced and all paid I
ror except J43o bonded. Our price for
rew nays jjsuo; win taKe mortgage, or
$2000 at 7 per cent. Property worth
$5500. Ooddard Wlediick. 243 Stark.
Hawthorne District
Bran new, 6 rooms and reception hall,
hardwood floors, buffet, fireplace, full
cement basement, Dutch kitchen,. 3 ex
tra lurge bedrooms, east front; easy
terms- Price $2950.
Phone Owner, Tabor 651
Just an Ideal Home
For you at $2750 cash or terms dou
bly construrted modern It. very re
spect; sightly lot; splendid location; 1
block to car. T have others, all new.
Sellwood 87
Have a $2200
Equity in a $3600 house on the edge of
Westmoreland; will sell for $1150. Have
got to sell; house Just built. 435 Cham
Com. ?W CASH Completely furnished
ready to move In, 5 room new bun
galow garage, fruit trees, berries end
ftfdenT price " 137007" one"block froni
Woodlawn car line. 1458 Fern st. Phone
owner, Woodlawn 2163.
4 ROOM house in Richmond, on caHlne.
IfSOO. Inquire 965 E. Tlbbeta
j3L I)
0M
61
. WIR RAT. 13
Less than first cost, 6 -room, modern
house nicely located; hot water plant.
am- nrst ctass.
German Realty Trust Co,
264 stars st.
NICE home with nearly 1 acre of the
Dest oi land, corner, s rooms, ceiiar,
on.jconcretetjyallscklckenhouse, etc.:
all for 122507 terms. Take Capitol Hilt
car, 17 minutes' ride. Apply L. Terrlll,
Northrop Acres, or K-761, Journal.
$600 - - '
JiOO cash, $300 in labor, $209 terms
to suit, for a neat little home In Trout
dale. Inquire 402 Lumber Exchange, 2d
and starK
FOR SALE Modern " 6-rootn bungalow,
near Piedmont car barns, $50 down,
balance easy monthly payments; prlee
12000. 1291 Patton ave. Phone Wood
lawn 324.
FIVE room bungalow, 19th and Going,
2 blocks Alberta car; 12500, S100 cash.
$15 monthly, 7 per cent Take, lot as
part payment. Sellwood 1352. --
WE will furnish loVin desirable neigh,
borhood 4morovements-lni cement
walks, etc., andT build according to your
own plana. Umbdenstock & Larson.
GOOD 8 room House, Mt. Tabor, paved
streets lHrlock toear; erms or pari
trade. Phone or call evenings. Tabor
8666. Owner. 136 E. 68th
9 ROOM house, lot l6exl06y TiaeTa ftunv
ber of cherry trees, barn and out
houses, fine view, 6c fare, close to car;
price 3Z6Q, terms. -K.-768, journal,
MUST tell furnished, new bungalow;
E. S2d St., 5 rooms, basement, attic;
$200 down; residence E. 5117; office,
between 11 and 1, Marshall 2371.
I Want a Good Auto
Must be In good condition, as part pay
ment on a house. Phone Sellwood 87.
Nt5V. 8 room, well built, beautiful
house on 41st near Fremont. Reld,
the owner, at house. East 6189.
GOOD 6 room house, easy to move,
--JULJlr.ea.j;ut. A haramOSGra
nam ave. i-none c-iuua.
ARTISTIC homes, plans $5 and $10;
hundreds to select "from; book free.
Portland Bldg. Ass'n, 882 Mohawk bldg.
F6R SALE 4 room house, lot 6'3xl03,
for $1400, 1066 E. 18th st. South.
$1350 4-room modern house, west side,
$200 down. 823 Alisky bldg.
FOUR room house and lot, $380; near
Lents; $150 cash. K-863. Journal.
FOR SALE LOTS
16
ROSE CITY PARK.
Two fine lots on paved street,
100 feet from car. fine view, faces
south, $1000 each, ,.- Allimprove
ments paid. K-27, Journal.
Willamette Heights
100x110, vol land, paved street, view
of mountains and river. For price and
terms see owner, John W. Alexander,
610 Lumbermen's bldg. Phone Main
1821.
FINE, sightly Vi acre at Ryan station,
on. Oregon Electric Ry., 20 minutes
from Portland, 6c fare, for less than
you can buy city lot. Lovely location
for family home, garden, i fruit, etc.
Your own terms. Box 336, P. O., Port
land. '
FINE east front lot on paved
street, 2 blocks from car, for
$20 down and $20 monthly with
second mortgage privilege. Own
er. K-26, Journal.
ONE acre f -land for sale by owner,
close to 6c. carfare. Muet sell and
will accept $200 cash down and bal
ance easy monthly payments. Phone
during daytime to Main 2081 and even
ing East 4164
tr down 12 WEEK.
WITHOUT INTEREST.
60x100, 20. minutes by trolley, on east
side; nice shade, fine soil. J-978, Jour
nal, FOR SALE cheap, $280 enulty in fine
50x100 lot. 57th and Tillamook, close
to car line, stores and new fireproof
school house, balance $13 monthly.
Phone NUNN. M. 693d.
CHOICE west side lots, 60x100. only 20
minutes' car ride; fine view. Ideal for
home. Price only 1325: terms to suit
yj'Hj? giJte-.-lli-?orbett blg-'
NICELY located lot and cash for small
bungalow. Must be close to car and
sehool; full particulars and .jgrlc. K-
(let thImhI
oat, i tit
$6G5 - BUYS my Rose City Park lot
worth $900, lot 3. block 95, 64th St..
near Alameda. Res.. E. 5117; office "bet
ll and l. Marsn. jmyi
LEAVING city, good bargain, $250 equl-
... l nhnln. RnvlAO pnrnAr lot In
Jonesmore addition. Phone Main 7371,
ask for room 18.
rTKC RnnihWAV
Hom half price. Several lota . C
1866. East 273. W. H. Herdman.
ONE lot for sale, 27th and Gladstone,
2 blocks from Woodstoelf car line, for
$700. Phone Marshall 8745.
SEE Le Noir k Co. for west side prop
erty, exclusive dealers in west side
realty, njji ynamner or LomBrm,
ONE small lot, 25x80, for sale very
cheap; university Fam: Terms, write
O. K. Fargo. 50Q Yeon bldg.
SNAP lot In Sunnyslde, close in $860,
worth $1250. J-866, Journal.
ACREAGE
i7
7tt ACRES, timber, heavy stream
across one side located between
two electric carllnes, exactly H
mile from station on each, 30 min
utes from 4th and Washington
streets, in valley west of Council
Crest; Ideal for country home;
this may be had for $2(60 on
monthly psvment plan.
The Shaw-Fear Co,
Main 35r 102 Fourth St. A-3500.
" EQUfPPED SUBURBAN HOME.
One acre. Rood 2-story house, bam.
chicken house, well, bearing orchard,
assorted fruits, also 10 tons hay, chick
ens, pig, Jersey heifer, 5 months old;
furniture Includes 6-hole range, heater
stove, bedroom sets, carpets, shades
lace curtains, tables, chairs, tools,
etc.; near school, on main road
and adlolns station on new 4th street
electric, 8-cent fare. Price $2500, about
$500 cash. Purchaser allowed use of
7V4 acres adjoining,
STAVE R, 614 COUCH. BLDG.
FOR 8 ALB HOUSES :
Potting It Off
UNTIL THE LAST MINUTE
Causes many disappointments to those wishing to place,
want ads in
The Big Sunday Journal
Make !t a point to get yonr want ads in early. If not
convenient to call at the office, use the. phone call
Main 7173 or A-6051
Ads charged only to those whoeo names are listed in
either of the telephone directories.
Office aosct.Saturday Night at 9:30 d'Clock Sharp.
; . ACREAGE
nt4SafctNRBaSeaS((BM
5T
.1
BCAPPOOSB ACRES.
Sensation of the season; within
15 miles of Portland, on railroad;
$25 to $85 per acre. Call or writ 1
for descriptive literature. - V
LTJEDDEMANN. BOTHFUR A CO.,
tli-917 Chamber of Commerce.
.THREE acres, .Mrt cleared, It,,,
mile from station close to side-
walk; best of soli; 18 homes with'
in 1000 feet of this. $300 per aero
on monthlv payments.
I he bhaw-rear Cor-
Main 35. 102 Fourth St A-3500.
5 and 10 Acres-
zu un 10 iio per acre. . on terms.
Tracts of 6 acres or mors; deep, rod
onoi bvii,. wen waieretr; easily Cleared:
ideal for general farming, .fruit vege
tables, dairying and chicken raising-located
on county road, close to live town
on R. R. and river near Portland. Own
ers, 703 Lewis bldg.. 4th and Oak sts.'
Main 8078. Evenings East 394.
TWO acres, all clear; two room J
house, well; 500 feet from oar
line, 40 minutes out, electrlo lerr-
-Tcgr-best of Both mso wiirr
term p.
The Shaw-Fear Co, "
Main 85. 102 Fourth St. A-8509,
CHICKEN and fruit ranches near Port.
lana. xjesi sou, gooa rosas, spring.
water. fre wonrl .au
acres, $400. $500, $600 per tract; 20
acres, $800; 40 acres, $1200; j?0 acres.
$2000; 40 acres timber. $2400. Ranches
all kinds for sale. Easy terms. Frank
iwwuiianu neiny to, iu Keon bldg..
Portland. Or.
THREE acres, easily cleared, "U
m lie-southof St. - Mary'r ata--
tlon on Fourth street electrlo, SO
minutes from 4th and Washington
sts., very best of soil and may ba
, had at $250 per acre; $75 cash
.'and monthlv payments.
The Shaw-Fear Co.
Main 36. 102 Fourth Bt, A-3600.
Five Acres
Planted to Lambert cherries and pears.
well located nn elpctrlr- llnoa n, rrt:
land, where you will have the advantage
of a large association, Something -with
a future and growing In value each and
every year. y
ST. JUEOROHARD HOMES.
1721 Yeon Bldg,
$10 Down"
mommy, auxjis.1 J475. Oregon City
-u iM..vit.a .ui. v mni pu( line SOli,
jihi mern. tir mearns, tvt WICPX blag.
10 ACREK for sale a,t Elyvtile, 7 acres
lmproren, ranitty anwttaM. best of
soil; 5 room house; $1000 will handle
this. Price $6000. Lowe & Miller. 220
nn hi.. vrfKon my, near t. y. depot.
R ACHI'S? h nt ar.ll In,,.. k.
chicken bouse 12 miles Portland, near
car; crops and everything goes -at
$1950 for quick sale. Owner, 472 Sum
ner st.
BARGAIN IN 6-ACRE TRACT'S. "
Deep, rich soil, all In cultivation, on
Salem Electric; no better land nor big
ger Dargain anywnere, ony jl&o per
acre; $10 down. 608 McKay bldg.
SIX good-sized lots for price of one;
pretty good Improvements, ready to
move on; close tn, good -value at 11500;
$100 down. Write O. K. Fargo, 600
Yeon bldg.
$10 down. $5 monthly buys 52x151. $475;
right at station, Oregon City oar. 110
fare, 30 minutes out; fine garden land.
H. Atwater, 628 Henry bldg.
SNAP for cash 1 acre, 1 hlock froni
Boardman station, Oregon City car,
set to fruit and vegetables, smalt house,
chicken house and well. R. F. Fisher,
20 ACRES at a big sacrifice, $100. TX
free gold mineral prospect heavily
timbered. In Josephine county.) Roy h
wav.i.i, jcwnctB, .JU niuer SI.
ON Cazadero line, 80 minutes' rldo, I.
2 or 4 acre3, cleared and plowed, good
un. rjioiiB owner, wooaiawn lsus.
OAK GROVE, Oregon City car. attrae-
tlve hitnenlniv 1KOv17A k.i
cost; terms. Owner, Main 746.
FOR SALE FARMS
17'
A BARGAIN. , IZ
cxes. all tillable, running watn
b yer acre, izvs I eon Dig g. '
FOR SA LE-F ARMS 17
40 Acre Choice Farm
Only 9 Miles Out
This place is only 9 miles from the
courthouse in the Tualatin valley and
not mr rrom ine electrlo line; good
room house and barn, 28 acres In high
state of cultivation, 26 acres planted to
puiKiues, a a err a rme assorted orchard,
spring on place. With this goes horse,
wagon and all lmnlementa. rrnn rnM
d.1
.
it
:a
with the place.- Owner, going to Alaska
ana win sen at iuu an acre less than
anything around: good terms.
ENDERS & HARTSHORNBt
at BiarK st.
45 ACRES 5 miles from Newport op
Toledo, 20 acres cultivated, I acre
pasture and timber. Best fruit or vege
table land. Auto road to either town.
$3500; $2000 cash, balance 8 years 1
ger cent. Baker & Theobald, Newport,
6000 ACRES. "I
With water for Irrigation, good build
ings, In the famous Shields river valler, :
Montana; big crops every year assured,
price $60,000, very easy terms or will
trade for Portland property. A splen
did bargain. See owner, 807 Railway,
Exchange bldg. ' I
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