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Newspaper Page TextIf f THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND , SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 21, 1312. IESE VESSR ES 24 DAYS OF BAD WEATHER i ., Steamer Manshu Maru,, Here to toad Lumber. Had Hard Voyage From Orient but Escaped Damage. Twenty-four days of - continuous rough weather during which there was but one day' When- the gale was sot howling fiercely ; was the lot of the Japanese steamer Manshu Maru which arrived at 19:39 o'clock last night from Karatsu, Japan, to load a cargo of lum , ber for China. ' :. ' . . ,; -. ,i Although the Manshu Maru sails un der the flag of the Mikado, she Is In commands of an Englishman, Captain John Salter, who is the.only European on the vessel The remainder of the ship's company consists of 66 Japanese. The only good weather that they had on the passage across the Pacific, says Captain Salter, was off the Aleutian Islands which were passed within 30 miles and glimpses of which could be caught between snow squalls that had taken the piace of the heavy, gales. From the time that the Manshu left Karatsu she was buffeted by strong northwest and westerly gales and on December 17, when she was about 200 miles off the mouth of the Columbia the gale swung around Into the southwest and she had a series of blows from that direction the remainder of the dis tance to the river, : In spite of the hugh seas In which she pitched and rolled, the Manshu sustained no damage, says : Captain Salter.'1: -v. The captain has been in the steamer but a month as she has only recently been bought by the Klshlmoto Klsen Kaisha from another Japanese .firm which baa had her since 1904. "The Manshu Maru will load about 8,600,000 feet of lumber at the Inman Foulsen mills for the China Import & Export .Lumber company. The next Japanese steamer to arrive will probably be the Hokuto Maru, which Is on the list to come from tilogq, , . - i ' yZ,k.,:,:y CARRY 240,223 BUSHELS Two Vessels of Grain Fleet. Are Awaiting Tow to Astoria. Carrying an aggregate of 340,225 bushels of wheat, with a total value of $204,655. two vessels of the grain fleet are In the stream awaiting towboats to take them to Astoria on the first leg of their, voyage: to the United Kingdom for orders, and the possibility of their ar riving at their destination on the same day as they did. when they , reached the Columbia river is being discussed. The British ship Hougomont, undercharter to M. II. Houser, completed her cargo this morning, having aboard 146,595 bushels of wheat, valued at $123,765, and she will clear for Queenstown, Fal mouth or Plymouth for orders. The British ship Colony is under .charter to G. W. McNear, Inc., and will take out 94,630 bushels of wheat, valued at $80, iOO. She will probably leave down the river tomorrow morning and the Houg omont Monday or Tuesday. ; BRINGS LOTTIE BEXXET IX Steamer Arrives After 52 Day Toj- ago From CaUao. ; After towing ; the Port ' of Portland dredge Columbia from the mouth of the Willamette river to the drydock last right, the towboat Ocklahama Went down to Astoria and left up from that place with the schooner Lottie Bennet, which ia In after a 63 days voyage from CaUao. The Bennett Will come to the Portland Lumber company's mills to load a cargo of lumber for offshore. ' The dredge Columbia has gone to the drydock to undergo her annual over hauling and repairs. DERELICT SIGHTED Steamer Sees Broken" Mast Standing Ten Feet Out of Water. ' In a report to the local branch hydro grapbio offi.ee,' Captain K. B. Sakuma, master of the Japanese steamer Nankai Maru, stated that on December 11 at 12:27 A. M- in latitude 44.20 north and longitude 126.43 west, the steamer pass ed a broken mast of a ship standing about 10 feet above the water. The spar appeared to be about three , feet in diameter and from Its size is supposed to belong to some derelict floating Just . below the surface of the ocean, ALOXQ THE WATERFROXT ' Inspector Frank C Young, of the immigration service at Blaine. Wash., has arrived in. Portland to visit rela :.:;:':.'vtlvs. -v. '', ' j The schooner Defiance, now at Hon olulu, has been taken by Dant & Rus- ell to load on the Columbia river for another voyage to the Hawaiian port with lumber. ; . , . The schooner Alert Is expected to get away today with a lumber cargo for ' HilO. : . : ... To load a full cargo of lumber for California ports the steamer Vorth- iHnd, Captain Bodge, shifted last night - from Oak street wharf to the Portland T Lumber company's mills.".,'" In order to give the crew a holiday ,, and , also to have her galley painted. v trie river steamer Beaver will be tied up from Tuesday morning until Thurs ' day night. When she left down the river this , morning on her voyage to Sydney) the . British steamer Auchendale, Captain ::. Cowan, had 3.113,260 feet of lumber, valued at 136.196.66. The British steamer Queen Elisabeth, . now loading for Melbourne, shifted last tilsht from the St Johns city dock to the North Pacific mills. Laden with general freight the steamer Rochelle. Captain Nelson, sr . rived at Oak street from fian. Francisco at 6 o'clock this morning. : ; ; MARIXE NOTES. Astoria, Pec. 21.-Left np'at 8 a. m. Mrooner Iottie Bennett, gitlled, at 8:30 a. tn. Ntramer ATolon fr Kan Vranelsoo; steamer Washington for Coos Bar and steamer Waut for Pap. Francisco.. ' ArriTed at S:45 and left MP at 10:45 a. m. -Hlcnmer J. A. Cbantlor from Ban Franrlsco.- Helled st 0:30 a. m. German fcark B. C. Blckmers. for Antwi-rp; Brltl.b ship RarenblU for Oueentown or K.l. Bwutb; barkentloe Labalna fur Newcastle, N. B. W. - Arrived at 11 a, m. and left bp- Steamer Navajo from Ban Franclaeo. - Han Franelsco, Dee.- 21. Arrived at 10 i. m. ateamar Geo. W. t Klder from Portland; steamer Afavarlck from Portland, with disabled a learner City of Topeka In tow. Coot Bay, Dee. .21. Arrived Steamer Break water from Portland. Astoria, Dee... 20.r-I!e.. ft JO P-.m. Bte.iuer Druikwal.-r for Ci Tir. Arrived at I .HO and left up at 3 p. m. Bteamer Rochelle from Baa Francisco, aeft on at 6 p. in. Rtesmer Catania. Arrived at S p. m. Schoon er LMla Bnmtt. from Csllso, Arrived down t ft i. m. British atesmer Bellgrano. r.urt-ks, ree. 1U. Arrlred Steamer Alliance frnoi Pnrtland. - . -, A - Kn I'edm, Dee. 80. ArrlvedStcamer Yosem lt f.-vm 1'ortlsnd. LV ralmas. Pee. Jft. Arrived British stemer Hurley from Portland. , Newcastle, N. S. W, Dee. 21. Arrived British itHmit Oswestry from Portland. Point Lotos, Dee. 20. Pissed at J p. m. Kte.roer Tempi E. Dorr from Saa Pedro tor Columbia river. , - Atorl, Pee, 21. -Condition at the month of the river at 8 a. m., moderate; wind east 4 Bil W; weather, cloudy. Tides at Asttwia Sunday High water, 10:62 a. m., Si few.- Low water 4:41 a. m., 8.8 feet; t:0Q p., m.,l.l feet. .- v - V" MARINE IXTELUG2XCB Fl , Sue t Arrive, Srr. Roanoke, San Diego . .... .......Dee. 25 t';;::;;;-:::! iS'I: 8;V::-:::::: IS Mr. isreaiwater, - uoos ant. I Str. Bear, Sun Francisco........; Jan. 8 Pus to Popart. ' Str. Bear, San Pedro ...... ...Dec. 22 Str. Breakwater, Coos Bay, ...Dec. 24 Str. ltoanoke. 8n Dtego.. Pee. 23 Str. Kom City, San Pedro. ..... ........Peo. aT Ktr. Beaver, Sen Pedro...... v.,.. ...... Jan. I Btr, Geo. v. Elder. Baa uipjo. ...... ...Jan. .1 ;!-'.;.'.' Te tear Baa Fmaelseo. ... Str. Harvard. San Pedro. .;,,..;,V.;....Pec. 21 Btr. Sale, Baa Diego ...... ............Dec. X2 -' Vsssels is Fort. Albert, Am. bki, ......... ..........St. Helena. Auchendab. Br. ss. ......Asturla AitMalrin. Ce. hk v. ...... LlnOtoO Ara bleu. Dan.' ... ................ Oeeeule ' Balboa, neb. Westporl Berlin, Am. hk. ............ ...Gouls Boedlcea, Br, sb. ............ ....... ..Llnnton Colony, Br. Lk .................. ......Stream Cape Breton. Br. ss........EsterB A Western Goldbek, Ger. sh. ,..,,... .Montgomery No. 1 llougomonWr&r. bk. . ........ .. ... .stream Rene. Fr.ok ...,.,.....,. J.4...-U'"'0" Iseoek, Ger, bk.' ........... ..Drydock Lisbetb. Ger.- bk. . .......... ,, v.,... Llnnton Levi G. Burcess. Am. bk.,...,..i.....OobUi .'- J y , - , i f ' ?':i . v fit, v,x s ? v, - Iff - , Copyright 1918 by International News Service, A detachment of Servian troops entering the gate of the fortresB. Note the crescents and stara over arch. Metropolis ' Br. ah k ...... Llnnton Marechal da Villler, Ft. bk.., ..KleTatorj Naokai Maru, Jap. u ,.,...,,.,Bane d North Kln. Am. aa. .......... ........ ..Gobi Queen Elisabeth, Br. at ....North Faclfic St. Meholat, Am. ib . .. . . Aator a Thlera, Fr. sb ..i..... Aatoria Or la Toanan a Sut ana Liroa. Aberlour, Br. etr...............-v..Nwlleris Aasuit. or. aa .....oaa fuoK Bangor, Nor. str.. , Antwerp IMmAfl HT. It,...,... ....DU IIIUVWW nupatrlck, Br. atr.- Sf?1 Gen. d Negrter, fr. Bk Bblelda luTerclrde, Br bk. ...Bneooa Arret jomTiue, r r. ua.. KUloran, Br. bk ... Oloaa, Our. ah .... .Aatofogaata .Bio Janeiro ....... Taltal ....Coqulmbo . .Montevideo .Bio Janeiro Omm, uer. aa.. Oiterbek, Ger. bk.. Ternalchore. Ger. a. Hlaoallaaaous foreign to Arrivi. Bay ot Biscay. Br. aa. ........ ,.i.,.....C'lae Christian Bora, Nor. aU. ...... ..Ban Fran aro Drammuir, Br. ....... ....Saa FranoUco Dundee, Kua. .bk -.(..,,.,,,. t.M,j...vB,nt Expaiiiion. Am. ach Valparaiso Frankbr. Br. atr.. Ban Franeleeo Frank mount, Br. itr...... Geo. G. Billings, Am. acb Victoria ..Ban Franelxeo , .San Franclace ....... Honolulu ..San Franelaro Cardiff ..Baa KraiKlwo Anstralla Port AUen Heela, Am. Horoclen, Nor. atr..... Makawell, Am. str Marlecben, Has. bk.. Ktratbcarn, Br. atr.... Ktrathlowrle, Br. as.. Venuschar, Br. str Dally River Readings. STATIONS t f I 1i 2.21 0 j .08 30 2.8 0 O 25 a. 0 0 10 8.4 0.8 0 20 T. 1.6 .00 20 7.6 1. 2 .01 87 12.5 OT 15 6.4 0.2 .08 tewlKton .. Kip.rtt ... Vmatllla .. Kugene ... Albany ... Belem ..... Wilsonvllle Portland . . () Blslng. ( V Pilling. -a BUILDING PERMITS 8. L.' Brown Repair four story brick or dinary mill order bouse, corner East First and Msdison; bonder, George J. Hodder, U00. A. Eckern Erect one story frame garage, B. Twenty-aixth north, between Ilanuock and Thompson; builder, Vv'iDnness A Westby, 6233. Southern Pacific Co. Repair one story frame hop, Southern Pacific csr shop grounds; build er, ssme, $100. F. A. Chamberlain Erect one story frame tore, Gltsan between Fifty-ninth and Sixtieth: builder, G. E. Barrett, f 1000. D. J. Van Scyoe Repair one story frame shed 303 Baldwin, between Wabash and Graven tene; builder, ssme, $20. 8. C. Howett Bi-pair one snd one half story frame dwelling, 15t0 Host Hoyt between Six tieth sud Bixty-flrst; bolldor, same, 1100. F. , T. Hilton Erect one story frame dwel ling,' T325 Fifty-third avenue between Seventy third and Seventy-fourth . streets; builder, R. C, Frwe, I12CO. ' Jrc. Normsn Erect one story- frame dwel. ling (temporary) Fifty-fifth street between Hlxtleth and Sixty-first avenues; builder, same, 630. -. Dolph' Estate Repair three story hardware store, 00 Front street between Stark and Oak; builder, day lubor, 50. First National bank Repair . three story printing office, 48-60 First street, between Aah and Pine; builder. C. II. Beard, (200. - E. ' illllfT Repair . two story brick ordinary building. 172 First street between Morrison and Yamhill; builder, same, IIOO. -tteorce Blnhm Krect one and one half story frame dwelling. Thirty-seventh svenne between Ftf ty.t.xirtb and ' rifty-xtB; builder, w. R. Pettlgrew, 61500. Mr. Greeiw Kenslr two Storv frtms. saloon. Bussell between Rodney and Williams; builder, same. g200. , ' J. W. Holmes Erect one story frame dwel ling, Ksst Twenty-ninth north between Suniuer abd Gmerenu; builder, W. J. Reynolds, 11500. : Metropolitan Inv. Imp. Co. F-ect on and one bait story frame dwelling, fieventysecond between Tiee'b sna'TaillngFntttldefr' same; Maurice B. Madsen Erect one sud one halt story frame dwelling, Kast Tnlrtr-foortn ' be tween Urant and Arnold; builder, Ideal Home Bolldlna eomnniiv. (2500. marl. U. Madwn Fect one and eon half tty frame . dwelling, rst Thirty.fonrUi b. twttrn Arnnld and iirsnt; bulld-r. Ideal ilonis Building comnanr. viMQ. ' VICTORIOUS SERVIANS y- vim -js-:: ivii, s-v- v XJ J Vv, ,:r t'.t ?,c-t lA' Makeup of Former Delegation, 10 Republicans, 2 Demo crats, May Be Changed. Boston.. Mass.. Dec 21. Within the next few weeks four New England states Maine, New Hampshire,- Massa chusetts and Rhode - Island will - b called upon to elect United States sen ators. In at least three of the states the situation is uncertain, and the ques tion as to Whether the elections will change the makeup of the New England delegation In the upper house, which now stands 10 Republicans and two Democrats is becoming a matter ot in creasing interest. . When the Mains . legislature meets the first of next month former Con gressman Edwin C. Burleigh, who rep resented the Third Maine district In the house for 14 years, will have the sup port of the Republican members for the seat in the United States senate now held by Obadiah Gardner, Democrat, Mr. Burleigh won the senatorial pref erence primary last June, and when the September election gave the tiepubii cans 16 majority In the legislature on a Joint ballot, his success seemed as sured. But a thorn appeared in Mr. Burleigh's path as a result of the pres idential election in November, when President Taft carried only nine rep resentative , districts in - Maine, , while Colonel Roosevelt carried 69. It is now admitted that the Progressives hold the balance ot power in the legislature. As they are not over enthusiasts about electing a standpat Republican to the senate it IS difficult to foretell just how the contest may end. MargiJt Is Small. A similar condition of affairs exists in New Hampshire, tn the next legis lature in the Granite state .the Repubii can party will have a margin of only one or two members. The Progressives claim to hold the balance of power, leaving the result in doubt, The Pro gressives, who claim to noia 41 of tne Republican members, are pledged to act independently on the senatorshlp. The avowed Republican candidates for the toga now worn by Senator Burnham are former Governor Henry B.. Qulnby and R. Wi Pillsbury, publisher of the Man Chester Union, and the Democratic) can didates, Henry S Hollls and Clarence W..Carr. - Governor Robert R. Bass is a receptive Progressive candidate, i In Massachusetts . tne itepubilcans will have a majority of about 40 on Joint ballot and presumably only a Re publican will be chosen to succeed Ben stor Murray Crane. But Just who that Republican will be nobody seems to know at the present time." With half a dozen Candidates in the race, rep resenting a . wide range of political views, the ultimate choice naturally becomes a matter or great uncertainty. The active candidates are former.GoV' ernor Eben S. Draper, Representatives Samuel M. MoCaull and John W, Weeks and William Plunkett, the latter rep- rescfltff rlniseir as-thr'cntTf etr or-westi ern Massachusetts. . In addition to these, the names of Curtis Guild, Jr., former governor and at present UirUcd States ambassador to Russia; Robert I T.iich tha nresent lieutenant eovornnr. ,n4 T0eph Walker, former speaker of I . ' . , . . . tha general assembly and recently tho ENTERING CITY OF USKUB : - ! ;.. ;i.'i:i 4 ' unsuccessful Republican candidate for the (governorship, are. mentioned in con nection with the senatorshlp. Ambas sador Guild,, especially, ' is regarded as a strong possibility and It is the opin ion of many well . informed politicians that hs' stands an excellent chance of success In the event ot a prolonged con test - - -. , Judge Colt to &un. . . . The senatorial contest in Rhode Is land is the least . complex. The Repub licans will have a substantial majority on a Joint -ballot, and the selection of a Republican to succeed George ?. Wet more is assured. Senator Wetmore an nounced more than a year ago 'that he would not be a candidate for another term; Virtually the only candidate men tioned to succeed him is Judge Le Baron 11. Colt of Bristol, who contested the last senatorial-election with Henry B. Lippltt Judge Colt belongs to one of the oldest : and' most prominent fam ilies of Rhode Island and has. x record of more than 30 years' service on the bench. He is a brother of Colonel Sam uel Pomeroy Colt, the millionaire pres ident of the United States Rubber com pany, who was one. of the .three prin cipals in the great senatorial deadlock i In Rhode Island five years ago, when 81 ballots were taken 'in an' unsuccessful effort to elect ' a ' United States sen ator. ; ; SUIT FOR $10, AFTER LONG DELAY FINALLY SETTLED AT CARDS 4 After it had dragged through 4 the courts for a year, a civil suit involving Just 1 10 was set- tied in Justice Bell's court 4 Thursday afternoon by the turn of the ; cards in a game of i 4y "pitch." . . . - Charles Pottage, an engineer, had a claim against Fred McDan- lei, Spanish war veteran and for- y mer member of the city flreQde- 4 , partment . He assigned It to a collection agency in whose name the suit was brought Tha agency had garnlsheed McDan- lels" wages, and Seneca Fouts, his attorney, also a Spanish war veteran, released the wages by s -putting up a bond of (25. - 4 For mora than two hours ' 4 Thursday attorneys ana prlncl- 4 pals . waited impatiently on an- - other case; v Then,: exasperated, "Fouts said to Pottage: , "I'll flip half doUars for, that $10.",.. ...i.V::-fry -V 1. "I'll play you a game of cards for it," . said ' Pottage,, Fouts agreed. Pottage put up a quarter to buy the caras, ana with con- stable Weinberger for referee, they played for 11 points. Pot- - tage won, took his $10 out of the . - bond, and Fouts moved to dis- , miss the suit. . . . j. . "Maybe it's a little Irregular," said Justice Bell, "but probably justice was served as well as if I had decided it." , , - 4 Gives Cltf 8100,000; FcJla Helra. Los Angeles, Dec 21. Colonel Grif fith J. Griffith, donor of Griffith Park. Los Angeles, appeared before the city council today and announced a further gift of 8100,000, to erect a popular ob- awTatoiy " on- Motmt -Holly wooa.the highest point In the park bearing his name. The gift was unconditional. It was accompanied by a letter decrying the custom Of leaving great wealth to be dissipated in profligacy by heirs and "waited to the profit of judges and law yers and self lull, parasitical relatives." ' It SSbb fori Granada House of Worship a ; Defense From Rebel Bul lets During Revolution. 1 Washington, D. C Dec. 2L The old adage aneftt "turning plowshares into arms ' has been reversea in mcaragua, according to a sidelight on the recent Central : American rebellion aa toia oy Assistant Secretary of State Adee. x, The .. Church - ot San , Francisco, ' at Granada, Nicaragua, where . the most fierce fighting of the rebellion occurred when the rebels were routed in a decis ive battle, was used as a fort during the, year of ? bloodshed there, ' This church was one ef the oldest in, the an cient city of Granada. It was abandoned by its priests and acolytes-, ana us nave turned Into a barrier against rebel bul lets. . '.,,V.v;-f';?V:. ; v ' The clergy are again In possession Of tha church, their solemn chants replac-; ing the crack of firearms and the whist ling of bullets. V ' .: , : . .; . Several other small churches in rac- araguan villages were used at times during the rebellion as fortresses or temporary havens for rerugees. DOG POISONED, THREAT : COMES BY TELEPHONE Sneak thieves who are also dog poht- oners are believed to be operating In the, neighborhood near the home of W. B.- Hoi lings worth, deputy sheriff, at 463 Rodney avenue for yesterday morn ing Mr. Holllngsworth lost a valuable pointer dog and a short time later a neighbor reported the loss of a collie. Dr. A. G. Smith, a veterinary, declared that they, were poisoned, with strych nine, - The neighborhood has been the vic tim of petty thievery for more than a year intermittently and especially in the , last few days. Never has anyone1 attempted to steal -from Mr, Holllngs worth and it Is believed the fact that he kept a dog deterred the thieves. About a year ago Mr. Holllngsworth lost a hound and nearly lost the point er which waa killed yesterday, by the same means. The dog was well a rift full of life when turned loose yesterday morning and after Mr. Holllngsworth reached the office Mrs. Holllngsworth " tele phoned that the dog had been poisoned. Later in the morning Mrs. Holllngs worth was called to the telephone and told by a man with a gruff voice that it was a known the dog was dead and that th'ere'd be something doing. ARMY OBSERVES NEW v MARINE LAWS STRICTLY Washington. D. C.;' Dec. 21. How tho army is setting an example in strict ob servance of the new marina laws,, pro hibiting overloading of big passenger steamers beyond their lifeboat capacity, as a result of the Titanic disaster, is recited by Major General Leonard Wood, chief of staff. "In transporting troops from the Phil ippines to the United States," said Gen eral Wood, "we recently had a surplus ot 200 men over and above the lifeboat capacity of an army transport which wa ready to sail. The commanding general wired for a special dispensation to permit tho departure of the extra passengers, but we refused point blank. We Intend that not one i-wn more than can be accommodated in lifeboats shall, be carried on any army transport" NEW TODAY Warehouse, 100 by 100, four stories and basement, on track, Thirteenth and Hoyt. W1L1IAM GADS.BY . First and Washington Platting Proposition JUBTWZEH POMT1AHD AND OKEOOJT CXTX WEST BXD Or BITJGJs. 80 Minutes Out. 17T acres for sale at practically, farm land prices. - GEO, B. WAOaOZTEB, ' 806 Tcon Bldg. Fearey Bros.. Inc. 603 Worcester Blflg. OIBCOTJMT XSOOTIABZ.S PAPEB MORTGAGE LOANS First mortgages on lam property. Mortgage Co. for America Had office, The Hagne. Hethsrlands. Alnsworti BullaiBg, Portland, Or. CITY & FARM LOANS 11000 and up at currentrates.-7" C. M. ZADO W A-1418, Uarshan 93. PHO06C-VOUSS It vour name an. pears in sit her phone book you can teiepnone your aa to A-7ir3A-6051 nd have It charged, Bills wilt be mailed to you the following flayf or "payment." The Journal can not guarantee ac curacy or assume responsibility tor er rors of any kind 00 curving in tele phoned advertise ments " 4' ' -WA5JT-A1 r mtr. 1 . inn 1 C REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS CERTIFICATES of title made. Title & Trust Co., Lewis bltlg.. 4th and Oak. J. P. Kotfiuan et al to 8. M. Jackson . kits 11 and 18, block "B," Lee's ad dition "... , Llutl A. Buchanan to William and Ruth 650 K. Perkins, lots 6 aud 7, block Y3. Portsmouth .....$ SO0 Vlletta U Peterson and husband to Al- -,. r bort Brownell, Att 6 and 7, block 10, . Bonadalr,. 1,275 Lsureihurst Co. to F. S. Alljn, lot 3, block loS, Lsnrelhusst .1,350 George A. Boss and wife to Lsura Day Leonard, east 83 1-a feet ot lots J and 6, block 0, Kenllworth 2,900 Title ft Trust Co. to Bells. C. Rosea- . :, stlcl, lot 1, Foster addition except that portion wed in widening East Glisan - Ktreet ..s r...... , 1.800 William Donahue et al to llioma: T. Perry. , lot le. block 8, Mallory addition 2,950 vw r . Kumpt to corneuus ; jjuis, n 10, Kent Title Guarantee A Trust Co. to Richard GusUfson lots 16 sod 17, block IS," ' Dover v.... ........... .i Cecil A. Barrlnger and wife to - AU1 . Moore, lot ia, block 20, Mount Tabor VUla ..i , W. I. Scott and wife toM.B.lIoskius ... lot 6, block "B," replat east lot II. blocks 20, 21 and 22, Illbbard's addition Donald MacGreeor and wife to H. B. No- '600 800 TOO 678 bio, lot 7, block 8, Ejcelnto....i..i.... 1,150 Georee F. Wilson to Provident Trust Co. , lot 13, block 148 Rose City Park....' Welleslet Ijiud Co. tu M. J. Dillon, lots 17 and 18, block 8. Argyle Park ..... The Jos. A. Btrowbrldm Estate Co. to ' Alois Rob!, lot 8. block 15, Benedictlns ' . UeishU Cbss. and Bertha Rebstock et al to Ag- : 1 nes Broemser, BOMjxIOO feet commenc-' , lng at southeast' corner lot "1" School 700 600 890 fare lomuon 0.V) W. B, HAlZLlP CO., Inc. Abstractors, 111, . in ucu muri imm gnu lamnill. UNCALLED FOR A:7.VER3 The following letters in answer to advertisements appearing la The Jour nal remain uncalled lor: . A 206. 180. - ' . B 163, 131. 1B0, 14S. C 114, 199, 769, SOS, 198,. 184. D-116, 137. E 121, 112, 119. KV143..1U. 144, 82, 139, It, 104, 130, US. G 135, 134. I 64, 149, 1SS, 132. , - K -1257 144. M 110. , n -87. A - O201, 80,xtll, 83. . P 1SU. 13. R 100, 95, 1ST, 144, 96, 91, . S 141. 139, 134, 144. T 119, 32, 104, , . , U -167, 131. V 134. 202, 137. 134. 117. v . W 136. X 473. . y 171. x CLASSIFIED AD RATES in mttwt avtii iiaii. LJ" AIX PREVIOUS RATES CANCELLED. - CASH ADVKETISEME.MS Dally or Sunday, 1 time, 8c per line, 2 couaecutlva times, Be per line per Insertion. 8 or mora consecutive tlaiei, Tc per line pet insertion; or 7 insertions for price of 8. No sd tuuuUd for less than 2 fines. TIim above rates aoolv to "New Todsv" and all other classifications, except hltustlous Wauted, To Rent and Wanted to Bent sds. , Situations Wanted, To- Bent and Wanted to Rent ads (Apaituients aud Hotels excepted) the rates are; - i. ' i. 60 per Hue first insertion. . . 4c per line each subsequent Insertion. '- No ad taken , for less than 15cV. CilARGK ADVERTISEMENTS -. 1 time, 10c per line ' S consecutive times, 9c per 11ns per Insertion. I or more consecutive timet, 8c per line per insertion. - The sbovs rates apply to "New Todsy" and all other clnsslflcstions, except ""Situations Wanted, To Rent and Wanted to Bent" ads. Situations Wauted, To Kent and Wanted to Reut sds (Apartments and Totels excepted) the rate is 7c per line per insertion. No ad charged for lest than two lines or 15c. The Journal, will not be responsible for mors than one incorrect Insertion of any advertise ment ordered more mora then on time. Contract rates upon application, A phone call will bring a solicitor. . MEETING NOTICES 41 OREGON LODGE, "No, 101. A. F. & Ai M. SU(ed com munication this (Saturday) evening at 8 o'clock at Ma sonic Temple. Visiting breth ren cordially invited. By order W. M.- ti A. J. MAWHWJW, DVKJ. R. N. eve., k. Ore. Rose Camp, meets ru Allsky hall. 3d and Morrison. MARRIAGE LICENSES . . TnknMM . TTiuwl street. ' 22. and Lena Llnd. 194 Bhermsn street, 28. . A. B. Wind, ewbeg, Or., 26, and Ora Zuniwalt, Oregon hotel. 26. ' ' Blgle Beard. 4221 glxty-fonrfh street 28, nd A'arden Gordan, 4221 8Uty-tourth street, 24. - P. A. tnimer, an loinwuiu ,uwi, --j, Erser Johnson, 613 Kverett street, at. U C. Glddlngs, Conch street and Union ave nue, 84, and Bertha Vaudorveer, Multnomah D0J?!i?!)V, - ttni p.., V.mhltt street, ever 81, and Nellie Toppleton. 178a bast Tamhlll street, over ia. ... ... ', ' .. , Alltert , UuynOlOS, ai nunrimm mrrrj, j, and Kmlkr M. Agen, 410 rllth street north, 28. rrunk l lllgbt, 7 rlsst Klghth street, ovet . and Mabel Warner. -1148 East lladlson street, over u. W. fi. Smith & Co. iiSi Wwsninsrton DIOg.. cur, nn, pii ,nnn ivn. DRESS suits for rent, all sixes. Unique Tallorln g Co.. 3; mar m. CLARKE BROS., florists, fine flowers ana floral oesigna. aurnmn u BIRTHS uhhihTa Up - mA Un TTMnrv Herman. o78 Eaat Twenty-first street south, Decem ber 16. a girl. DEATHS ' AND F t AlCltALls ItcCULlJUGIl Died, In this city. December 20, at the family restdence, 327 Hsll street, Mrs. Vincent MiCullongb. a native f Ottawa. Canada, aged Htl years; mother ot Barry end William McCullougU, Mrs. Anna McDonald and Mrs. John C. Foley of Oils city; Vincent Mo Cnlknigh, Seattle, Wash.; Mi. George Roaslow, Astoria, Or.; sister of M. i. Kennedy and Mrs, M. F. Sheehan.- fitnersl notice later. McCULUlliGH The funeral ot the late Mrs. Vincent McCnllough will take place Mondsy, December S3, at 8:45 a. m., from the reel, dence, iS27 Hall street, thence to St. Lawrence's church. Third and Sherman streets, where sol emn requiem mass will be sung at 0 O'clock. Interment Mt. Calvary cemetery. Friends re- specttully Invited l'tNM)YKil ibe funeral servlcos of Mary A. renuoyer. widow 01 toe late hyivester Pennoyer,-vrlll be held at St. Stephen's church, Tblrtteuti and Clay streets, at 1 :;tO p. m, to morrow, December 2i - Interment Loos I'll cemetery. Services at the grave private. K1NCA1D The funeral of Ellta, Klucald Will be held Sunday, December 22, at SI o'clock p. m. at the new chapel of J. P. Flnlsy Son, Montgomery and I'irta streets. Friends re spectfully Invited. Interment River View cem etery BALE Miss Anna Hale, Twenty-first and Gil saa streets, December 17, aged 48; pneumo nia. ' v " ' 1 v ""'"-- OLSON Clara Nora Olson; : 06 Norrls street, , December 19, aged yoars; acuta ludlges- non. TON BETH FLORAL CO., 133 6th, choice out flowers for all occasions; prompt service. M. 6108, A-1102. MAX M. SMITH, florist, 14114 6th st, in Selling bldg. Main 7216. - FUNERAL DIRECTORS MR. EDWARD HOLMAN. the leading funeral director, 220 Tblrd street, cor ner Salmon. Lady assistant. - Phone A 151L Main $07. ., J. P, FINLEY& SON Attendant At0Fmr.rt5 FUNERAL SERVICE Dunning & McEntee Undertakers Und.rn . In every detail. 7th and Pine. Main 480, A-4558. ' Liaay asgtstani. "East -Std'tHiT 1 Dl rectorn,'" - K Aider. ' East 62, B-2525. 414 I C DC1 Uf Undertaker. - Lady assistant Ltnvll B-1888. TC-781. R Otji-Alder. A, R. ZELLER CO; Both . phone ERICSON UndHilaklnc Co. Main 6133. A-235. Lafly asst. .FUNERAL 'DIRECTORS Paorcnn Pn Funeral directors. 889-1 rcdlbOll VjO, 871 Russell st E. 100. tlEMSTOCK. 1SS7 E 13tlu Sell. 71. B- 1123, and Unlvers. Park Col. 394-395 MONUMENTS PORTLAND Marble Works. 284-266 4th st Opposite city halt. Main 8564. OTTO SCHUMAN, granite and marblai 1 x n , . ... iB n 1 PORTLAND RteALTT DEALERS CHAPIN-HERLOW MTG. T TRUST CO. (81 Chamber of Commerce. Main IHit. " SHIELDS, J. it ' 206 Oerllnger Bldg. ' Main 8439. BHUBAKErt at WhlNKDlUT. . 101 McKay Bldg. Mair 649 ' OREGON REAL ESTATE CO., TUB Grand ave and Mult E.-S7, v-. BRCNO-MANAUV COMPAJI Ground Floor Lewis Bid. M and A-1T43 GENERAL REAL ESTATE 6-k New Thot Realty Co,, - Offers the, following, and many others not advertised here. For Sale '. Modern I room house, . near carshops and factories, for sale cheap: located on factorysslte block; adjoining 8. P. IL ItJ ror baie ' Rich black acreage near electric line, all clear and in clover, in Wa'shlngtoixl county; a lew acres left at 1176 to 1186, per acre. : . Call and see our wonderful waste neat utilizer. Purchaser say: . . "I lika It bfetter everv dav." ' "Takes very; little coal to heat our StOre." ':::.,,::,. ;.4..::. ,,.;'..;'.:. "V.'.v- "Would not take 3100 for it if I could ' New Thot-Realty Co, - ''"'v:'..w:--gH 'Ellers bldur, :'i .--?--,v- FOR SALE HOUSES . 1 For Quick Said : , ' House and lot for 8750; 376 cash, lis: per month, including Interest; house! piped with Bull Run water, and gas ; lot- 60x100, In good neighborhood. 8 blocks to Rose City Park carllne n(l Sandy road; carline recently - doublet tracked and Sandy road paved. D-1491 Journal. . . 1 THREE rooms and bath, nwY(? . lot, 100x100. on West rilde; high signuy; yiew ot Tualatin valley; ... 2i blocks to car. 16 minutes to to toff lee :l walks, graded streets and water if lne neighborhood; $2100;. small cash pay-l uieuv, uuiaiice una rent, -PROVIDENT TRUST CO.. OWNERS. Second Floor Selling Bldg.- - 8-ROOt. bungalow on West Side, i rooms on first floor. 3 large rooms onl second floor: well built; commands flnel view of Tualatin vallen nearly acre! or ground, good lawn, roses and fruit; close to car and 15 minutes to postotflce, 33600: terms can be arranged. PROVIDENT TRUST CO., OWNERS. Secc-d Floor Selling Bldg. - $200 Cash BALANCE RENT. 5 rooms, modern bungalow. 1 block) from Mt. Tabor carllne. This' is a barH gain if taken at once. Call 2116 E YamJ 11111 . to see property. Phone A-2633 Main 837. THREE mom. and hatli Int Kninn West Side, Tualatin valley view. ' 4 blocks tn orr walks, rradprl .trut. . n.f water; good neighborhood. 15 minutes id jmBiuiiiuo; sioou, easy terms, . n j . . ? - . - 1 fKUVllJKT TRUST CO., OWNERS. Second Floor Selling Bldg. MAIN-S444. A-3363. . My new suburban bungalow. 45 mln utes out, different and better, for salel $2750; 2 lots; all details by phone. 1M lustrated circular mailed If you deslrel ask tor Mr, vouge. " - Misforttine ' New 5 room bungalow.xwlll sell to rw sponsiDie person on your, own terms close In. G-160, Journal. -- v -. ' ' BEAUTIFUL Ho.MK " Choice location, 7 roott.p; Small casH paymnt, bai. monthly. East 273. , W, li Herdnnn. a . hntu, Atl TTnlAn avm antit), fliitA st. neii ee register, zui tiernnger b'dg FOR SALE 5 room, houseboat, in ex cellent condition. Also fast , launch wreynouna. uwner, iocs is. ltn. i $20 per month buys modern 5 room cot - tags. Good district. J-179, Journal NEW 4 room house, near Lents, $360 $150 cash.' $5 month. D-215, Journal - FOll SALE LOTS . ' id J Glenelyn Addition " Choice building lots on weit elile, In side the I mil circle). Mne view o Tualatin vallpy i.d Mt. Jlood; walks icrauea sxrects arm water in ana inctuc ed in price; , $400 and mi: selnct . youi lot ana we will build for jou on smal cash payment. PltOVIl ' EN T TRUST CO.: OWNERS. 2d floor Belling bldg. 60x180-$350 $5 down, $5 monthly, liberal dlscoun for cash: 85 minutes from First ana Alder; high, level lots, good school meat market and store; 6 16 c fare. A C Marsters, owner, 202 Wilcox bldg Main 8517, A-7340. , Tabor 1770. 1 ..TO SETTLE ELLERSON ESTATE. I . A fine apt. house aite, facing 200 ft! on 16th st. 140 ft. on. Clay St., and Si, ft. on Columbia St., will bo sold at auo tton at the court hottso, Dec. 23d. at 14, o'clock a. m. This property is improved with 4 houses and 1 barn, all rented.' 100x100 CORNER at University Tj close McKenna junction, for sa! half price: owner leavina cltv. N url agents. Phone Main 4111. B-200, Jour ,1 a I " ' . ....... eEQ Le Noir & Co. tor west side prop erty," Exclusive dealers in west sld realty. 837 Chamber of Commerce. LARGE Firland lot, $375; terms , month: graded Street and water. .72 Chamber of Commerce. Tabor 771.' j SlSVKKAi, LUTd, 1KV1NUTON. I '1 cor.Russell street, income $50 pel month: all cheap. . East 273. W. H. 1 $600 CHOICE residence lot 64x100, C3 nnu CAtv Purlin 'A T Tnnl.' 4 Lumhermerts bldg. - - BARGAIN in 6 full lots, 42d at. N. Own er. Z5 Teon bldg. - ; ACREAGE Acreage. 5 Down the river on west Slde.7 mile from new St Helens Hall site and will be only mile from the proposed car line to be extended-down along the ridge from Willamette Heights north. Hero . ts another opportunity to get in Just ahead of high class devel opment and at farm land prices. See us. - The - Shaw-Fear" Co. , Main 35. 102 4th St. - A-3500t i ACREAGE, 1 mile from city limits, o macadam road,' 3 blocks to good car line; bearing; fruit trees, good soil, big and sightly.' We will build tor you. . bold on easy payments. PROVIDENT TRUST CO., OWNERS. Becona nopr aening Bldg. Gibson 1-2 Good soli, city water, close tfl carllne1 easy terms. ruone Aiarshall 1686, Sell, wooa 4. jonn ti. mDson, owner. 7 xUVE TfOU $35 IN CASH? ' If so, it will make your first paymen on a 10 acre tract of good land, 1 hou and 30 minutes from Portland. Room 21 Lumber Exchange bldg., cornered an Starirwis. 1 ACRE partly cleured and secon. growth tlmbert not far out, adjotnln( canine, tor stoe, sy.- tonus. . v-ieij journal. 1 ACKE, 'very best of soil. cloe ; t station; priOtt 4U&0. $12 or iiiuut, T-15J. Journal. ; . 4-en